Shoe Buying Tips
So the following tips that could save the leg, thus stay healthy and look beautiful;)
* Choose the right shoes for granted. Choose shoes with a short right – 3.8 centi or less – and a wide heel pads. Small heel pads less well because they can not support the foot perfectly.
* Check your shoe size. Leg will be longer and the width increases with age. No need to measure the foot every time to buy shoes, but check your shoe size every few years. For more precise measurement stand, because the legs will widen when you stand.
* Do not rely on shoe size alone. Check your shoe size (is completely fit) and feel the comfort of these shoes when wearing them. Shoe sizes vary from one brand to another brand, and from one model to another.
* Compare the width of the shoe with a wide leg. Stand up and put your feet besides shoes. Compare what is more broadly, shoes or feet? Avoid buying shoes that are too narrow, although you very much.
* Try both shoes before buying. Are they comfortable to wear? Many people have feet that size is not the same, the larger one and vice versa. If you have legs like this, choose shoes that fit in a wider leg. Make sure the size of these shoes have enough free space (at least the size of a finger) is measured from the tip of the shoe until the end of the longest finger.
* Buy shoes in the afternoon (early evening) or in the morning. Feet will be larger in the afternoon and evening. Comfortable shoes in the morning can feel cramped in the afternoon.
* Do not believe what ‘would also fit’. Shoes should be comfortable immediately when used. Do not buy shoes with the assumption that will be fit after use for some time.
* Ask about return policies purchased goods. In Indonesia it is often written on the bill ‘that has been purchased goods can not be exchanged or refunded. But there’s no harm in asking the shop. Since then the shoes could have purchased it even uncomfortable. If there are no signs of damage, the store could have received back the shoes that have been purchased (or exchange it for other shoes).
* Note the shoe materials and models. Choose materials and flexible shoe that allows your foot to ‘breathe’, such as leather shoes or knitted nylon. Avoid shoes that can roughly constant cause of friction with your foot. 3MUDUFPFD84F