DH has used it on the sole of his sneakers. It lasted a while but he is very hard on the soles of his shoes.

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I originally started this post 6 years ago. I am sorry this is still an issue for so many. I believe it has gotten even worse. Unfortunately, the design world does not make shoes for everyone. In my opinion, if a company decided to make stylish shoes in different widths and sizes that were midlevel priced, they would have a profitable business. I am sure it wouldn't be as profitable as others but there is money to be made. In six years I have bought several pairs of running sneakers, a pair of blue oxfords, and a lovely penny loafer from Trotters. Only the penny loafers are narrow. If I had access to stylish not frumpy choices I would have bought more. My 10-year-old black trouser flats with a rubber sole have split across the bottom of the ball of the foot. The leather still looks brand new. My amazing shoemaker said it was $60 to replace the soles and I should just buy new shoes. Well, I am replacing the soles as I can't find anything that fits and I like. Everyone has struggles and in the scheme of things, this is annoying but not life-threatening.

I like my Saucony but I wore them to Japan a few years ago and after walking so much I was in a lot of pain. Started taking more taxis on way back to our hotel/rentals. I'd walk to the place we were going or train station but then take a taxi back due to pain. That's even with a Powerstep insert. Hopefully these shoes will be better. I wish I had lost about 25 pounds, that would've helped. I'm trying to cut out a lot of sugar in my diet and do some walking and working in the yard this summer so hopefully can get rid of a few pounds anyway.