Having had over 75-100 pairs of shoes under my belt, I've been able to really learn a lot more about footwear and find the characteristics of shoes that do and do not work for my flat feet.
Thankfully, I've had the opportunity to test the waters at Doctors of Running over the past two and a half years and get a bit out of my comfort zone. You're telling me I'm supposed to run in the Brooks Beast for the rest of my life? It's one of the most discouraging things to find that you are expected to boxed into a category of shoes. If the internet were the end-all-be-all of information, it would suggest that having flat feet is as good as being injured. You run to google and type "shoes for flat feet" and suddenly you are bombarded with dozens of articles ready to sell you the "best shoes for flat feet," all of which are flooded with any and all stability shoes in the market today. You either go to a store or start taking online tests for shoes and learn for the first time in your life that you have flat feet. You start your running journey and find that you enjoy it and want to invest time and energy into it.
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