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how should my shoe fit

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  A brief introduction to a blog post that discusses what they mean when they say your shoe should fit you. Your shoe should fit your foot exactly and have the right amount of space between them. Being able to slip into your shoes easily with no pain is a sign that you got it right. Shoes that are too tight can cause blisters and accidents, while shoes that are too loose will cause discomfort for hours at end when walking or running. Wear shoes in which there is enough space between your toes and the top of the shoe so you're not stepping on each other, as it may damage toe nails or skin. This is also a good indicator of the quality and durability of the shoe as well. Look for brands that offer shoes that fit your foot and have a guarantee or warranty in case the shoe gets damaged or you get blisters (this can happen if the shoe is worn out, or if there's poor quality).   Image source: https://www.amazon.com/ The right fit can help not only your feet but your whole bo
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how much space should be in the front of your shoe

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  The amount of space in the front of your shoe can vary, depending on the activity you're primarily using it for. Running shoes typically have more space or cushioning in the front to protect your toes.    Image source: https://pinterest.com/ They also have less arch support. This is because running shoes are meant for impact protection and not stability like walking, hiking, or other types of exercise shoes.    Image source: https://www.amazon.com/ When you don't need a lot of traction from the ground like with swimming or cycling, a slimmer sneaker will be easier to manage during these activities than bulkier options that offer more cushioning and support.   Image source: https://www.zappos.com/ For avid hikers, this is a great tip to know when choosing hiking shoes . The type of terrain and your personal preference determine the amount of room you want in the front of your shoe for stability.   Image source: https://www.dsw.com/  Like with runners, the lower shoe has le
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