I'm generally active and have strong legs, but my feet start

go to a chiropodist

What shoes do you wear

>>42825178
Get fit for shoes at a shoestore retard

You might just need more suitable footwear.
I'm a mailman and walk 10-15 miles a day and I can tell you that footwear makes a fucking HUGE difference in how tolerable it is.

What do you generally wear?
I find tough boots, while a bitch to wear in, are the best for walking a lot. I wear Dr Martens for work and generally don't suffer any pain in the feet or calves.

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>>42825178
Stop being like littel babby

>>42825178
Height and weight?
I get the feeling you're fat as fuck.

>>42825178
sounds like foot cancer rip in pieacaes

>>42825225
I wear sneakers. Atm Reeboks which are comfortable as fuck. So I should wear boots instead?

>>42825232
6'4" 200lbs, ~20%BF, confirmed skinnyfat

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>>42825178
may be plantar fasciitis, kinda depends on where the pain is on your foot.

I have it flair up every once in a while, I got pic related at my local runners store, I'd run my foot over that while I was sitting at work and it usually makes the issues go away.

>>42825304
Thx bruh. Need to get me one of those.

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>>42825236

Yes give it a try.
Boots are better for walking longer distances. The softness and comfort of sneakers is great for high intensity activity, or short amounts of walking, but boots fare better for long distances.