If you have high arches, finding the most supportive footwear for your foot shape can help support you with every step you take — and prevent and alleviate pain and discomfort. Before we get into the ...

Everyday Health independently vets all recommended products. If you purchase a featured product, we may be compensated. Learn why you can trust us. ON THIS PAGE High arches, also called pes cavus, are ...

High arches are the opposite of flat feet — those with high arches have more lift in the middle of their foot. “Our foot’s arch plays an important role in running and walking, maintaining balance, ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." If the arch of your foot—the area between the ball of your foot and the heel—is on the high side, you’re ...

A great pair of walking shoes is a rarity for anyone — but if you have high arches, it can be particularly difficult since you need to balance support with cushioning. According to a podiatrist, the ...

According to physical therapist Carrie Ellis, DPT, CSCS, it's important to understand your foot structure when selecting ankle support shoes. First, you have to determine which type of arch you ...

Fact: There’s simply nothing worse than walking all day in shoes you can’t wait to take off. Luckily for you, I’ve gathered five podiatrists (and one physical therapist) to recommend their top picks ...

If you have an existing foot condition or you're experiencing discomfort in your feet, you may need sneakers that have good arch support. This can be really confusing to figure out though, especially ...

One writer put these "wearable heels" to the test during fashion week Colleen Kratofil is the Senior Editor, TV at PEOPLE. What It Is: Marion Parke is a podiatric surgeon who designed a namesake ...

Unmanaged heel pain can be incredibly difficult to live with, but the best shoes for plantar fasciitis help alleviate symptoms and prevent future flares. Here are our top picks for everything from ...

Do you have high arches? If so, there’s a chance you’re running into problems with your feet when you run. You might be underpronating, you might have some issues with plantar fasciitis, or you might ...