Wearing Crocs?

[rc508pir]

Can you explain this further because it makes no sense to me. Most people who get shin splints do a lot of running daily and are quite active. Don't see how your feet being dorsiflexed,, especially with the minimal degree the Hokas keep your feet in can cause shin splints. In fact, not having good or having minimal dorsiflex in your feet can cause a ton of problems walking, running. The only thing with the Hokas possibly causing shin splints is that people really like them because of their thick comfortable soles. THey put them on and and if feels great. Especially bigger, heavier people may not have the correct support and start to get pronated feet which can cause shin splints. I' a bigger guy and love my soft soles on my athletic shoes but I must have the most stability to keep my feet from pronating.

When standing for long periods, the weight of your body is on your heels. The coushiony soles of hokas will sink causing Dorsiflextion. Especially if youre a bigger boy. As to why it causes shin splints, I dont know. My wife, who is a Phys Therapist, told me this when I wanted to try a pair. She and I have a pair of Bondis but we only wears them for walking.

 

[montesa]

You a closet croc!

He needs someone to guide him through his first croc experience. Start with camo and work up to other colors.

 

[CHenry]

You a closet croc wearer!

I maybe closet other things but not crocs lol

 

[elwoodtrix]

Poeple that wear Hoka's day in/day out will end up with shin splits from their feet being Dorsiflexed. Especially if standing for long periods. This is especially true of Hoka's with thr fat cushoiny soles

Who told you that?

 

[Mr.Glock]

Picked up another pair this morning at TradeHome Shoes in Penn Square Mall. Hoka Bondi 8 in size 11 4E!

I love em! No more feet pain.

 

[Mr.Glock]

I maybe closet other things but not crocs lol

Try ya pair, you’ll love em!

 

[HFS]

Can you explain this further because it makes no sense to me. Most people who get shin splints do a lot of running daily and are quite active. Don't see how your feet being dorsiflexed,, especially with the minimal degree the Hokas keep your feet in can cause shin splints. In fact, not having good or having minimal dorsiflex in your feet can cause a ton of problems walking, running. The only thing with the Hokas possibly causing shin splints is that people really like them because of their thick comfortable soles. THey put them on and and if feels great. Especially bigger, heavier people may not have the correct support and start to get pronated feet which can cause shin splints. I' a bigger guy and love my soft soles on my athletic shoes but I must have the most stability to keep my feet from pronating.

The super soft Dr. Scholl's inserts are like this, they don't give enough support for me. They are squishy almost.
Dr. Scholl's has two other types that aren't as soft but give more arch support.
I like them a lot better.
One kind says they are "knee pain orthotics" and the other kind says they're for "heavy duty" support.

 

[enuf]

Ive had a DVT in both legs, one led to a PE the size of a hot dog wiener, had five drs in my room trying to figure why was still alive.
they saved my *** and I dont know how but I was supposed to die, I have no doubt.
Some days I wish I had.
Now I have swelling, Redness and dry skin on my ankles and feet.
FML.
But I'm alive so yay me

No clue what any of them thar letters mean.

 

[CHenry]

No clue what any of them thar letters mean.

DVT = blood clots and PE is pulmonary embolism when a clot breaks free and goes to the lungs.

 

[CHenry]

Try ya pair, you’ll love em!

I wear a 10.5, send me a pair lol. Not cammo or pink like yours BWAHAHA