Currex

Why r/BuyItForLife recommends Currex

3 mentions from real owners

• #1Sep 3, 2025

  Best walking shoes for men: which ones do you recommend?

  Genuinely the best thing you can do is go to a place like Fleet Feet and get your feet measured and analyzed. They'll also be able to tell you if an insole is needed based on how your feet are built and how you walk. That's what I did after years of having foot problems. Turns out I have extremely high arches, hurray for me! As for the shoes, I rock with Hokas. I have a pair of Bondi 9's that I wear with Currex SupportSTP High Arch insoles. The shoes are bulky but they are super comfortable, has a ton of foam but it's stiff enough to give a good amount of support. I'd happily get another pair of Hokas, and probably will. I was also pleased with the Brooks I've owned in the past, they just weren't as good for my feet as the Hokas are.

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• #2Jun 6, 2025

  Best wide shoes for heavy folks (8+ hours standing)

  I have wide feet and high arches. I wear New Balance 880 v15 (wide) with Currex Run Pro inserts . I wear these for running/walking, but that combo would also work for standing. The best wide fit shoes imo are New Balance, Brooks, ASICS, Hoka and Karhu. You should really try a bunch on because fit varies so much. I go to a place called Fleet Feet and they do a scan of your feet and use that as a starting point. I highly suggest doing this. Just google "running shoe store" and I'm sure you can find a similar shop in your area.

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• #3May 6, 2025

  best shoes for wide feet and high arches?

  I had my feet scanned at Fleet Feet and I had both of these things. New Balance 880 wide with Currex Run-pro medium insole inserts. Beautiful. Can walk forever without pain. I thought the insoles were snake oil—I was wrong.

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