/fa/ - Fashion

>>7027623
you're welcome, anon
if regular insoles aren't helping i would definitely look into more expensive orthopedic ones if you have a shop nearby that specialises, or check online for ones that are specifically your shoe size and geared towards strong back support. if they start hurting that badly that soon in though i really recommend upgrading to a more supportive pair whenever you can, wearing boots or heels (or, both) that hurt your feet is a major cause for ankle and back issues! then you'll really need speciality insoles.
either way you go it'll be an investment but it's so worth your money-shoes are the most impactful things we wear at least physiology wise, if you have the opportunity to invest, don't hesitate.