10 Best Shoes For Stability Walking
Updated on: October 2023
Best Shoes For Stability Walking in 2023
Skechers Sport Women's Flex Appeal 2.0 Fashion Sneaker, black light blue, 10 M US
New Balance Men's MW877 Walking Shoe, Grey, 12 D US
- Classic synthetic and mesh walking shoe featuring seamless logos at sides
- ABZORB midsole cushioning
- Walking Strike Path technology
- Padded tongue and collar
Rockport Men's Eureka Walking Shoe, Black, 11 D(M) US
- Flexible, lightweight upper
- San crispino construction for heel stability
- Strobel provides forefoot flexibility
- Latex foam footbed
- Breathable mesh lining
- EVA Midsole Provides Flexible Lightweight Impact Absorption
- Rubber Outsole Provides Long Wear Durability
Skechers Men's Gowalk 5 Qualify-Athletic Mesh Lace Up Performance Walking Shoe Sneaker, Charcoal/Black, 14 M US
- Lightweight, responsive Ultra Go cushioning
- High-rebound comfort pillar technology underfoot react to your every step for the ultimate comfort
- Air Cooled Goga Mat technology insole for high-rebound cushioning and comfort
- Dual density outsole for added stability and support
- Machine washable shoe design - wash on gentle cycle cold, hang to air dry
New Balance Men's M990GL4 Running Shoe, Grey/Castle Rock, 14 D US
- Lace up running shoe featuring breathable mesh upper with supportive leather overlays
- Blown rubber outsole; Dual density collar foam
- ENCAP PU ring with EVA core in heel
- ENCAP PU Ring with EVA Core
- Medicare/HSPCS Code = PDAC A5500 Diabetic Shoes
New Balance Men's 520v5 Cushioning Running Shoe, Castlerock/Energy red/Black, 10.5 4E US
- Injection Molded EVA
- Data Inspired Upper Design
- Rubber Outsole
- NB Response 1.0 Performance Insert
- Synthetic/Mesh Upper with Comfort Collar
Brooks Womens Adrenaline GTS 19 Running Shoe - Grey/Lavender/Navy - B - 8.0
- SHOE SIZE: "B" = Medium width, "D" = Wide width, "2A" = Narrow width, "2E" = Extra wide width
- FOOT SUPPORT: Ideal for runners with all arches looking for support. Our new Guiderail Support System focuses beyond the feet to the most injury-prone part of a runner’s body: the knees. GuideRails keep you moving comfortably by keeping excess movement in check.
- CUSHIONED FEEL: Soft and protective, these shoes provide just the right amount of cushion in each step to let you float through your run, walk and everyday life.
- BALANCED, SOFT CUSHIONING: BioMoGo DNA and DNA LOFT cushioning work together to provide a just-right softness underfoot without losing responsiveness and durability—yet it feels lighter than ever.
- MODERNIZED FIT: Engineered mesh and the 3D Fit Print upper provide the structure and proven fit of this Go-To Shoe with a streamlined look.
Propet Men's Stability Walker Sneaker, Black, 11 5E US
- Walking sneaker with leather upper featuring rocker profile, D-ring speed-lacing system, and perforations for breathability
- Molded-EVA midsole
- Internal heel counter; Fit: This style tends to run small. For an accurate fit we recommend purchasing a 1/2 size larger than you typically purchase.
- Removable cushioned orthotic
- Medicare/HCPCS code A5500 diabetic shoe
- Speed-lacing closure system
ASICS Women's Gel-Contend 5 Running Shoes, 8M, Black/ICE Mint
- AmpliFoam Midsole - Engineered to maintain durability at softer densities, providing better flexibility, comfort, and platform adaptability ideal for natural running.
- Rearfoot GEL technology cushioning system - Attenuates shock during impact phase and allows for a smooth transition to midstance.
- Ortholite Sockliner - Moisture management (Ortholite is a registered trademark of ATP Manufacturing LLC).
Saucony Women's S10443-1 Omni ISO Road Running Shoe, Silver | Blue | Navy - 10 Wide
- Successor to the Omni 16
- Pronation: Moderate, Severe; Cushion: Plush; Construction Type: Stability; Surface: Road, Track; Arch: Normal (mid) , Low, Flat; Water Resistant: No; Waterproof: No; Offset: 8mm; Heel Stack Height: 28; Forefoot Stack Height: 20; Weight: 9.5 oz. | 269 g.
- EVERUN Topsole Construction for enhanced energy return and continuous cushioning throughout the run
- PWRFOAM Midsole
- Medial posted midsole
- ISOFIT dynamic upper that adapts to the shape and motion of the runner’s foot
- Engineered mesh
- External support frame
- Helpful for runners who suffer from mild to severe pronation
- Shoe Category: Support
Is Keystone Pipeline Pressure Behind the Gas Price Push?
Gas prices continue to soar, even as oil prices plunge. There’s no increase in holiday travel, weather, or Middle East instability to explain it. There’s a good chance it is oil company pressure on Obama over the Keystone Pipeline.
COMMENTARY | As gas prices shoot up, motorists are starting to feel the pinch. Or maybe it's a punch. What is behind this price at the pump spike may not be due to the usual culprits: high travel, a storm, or Middle East instability. It may be an attempt to force President Barack Obama to cave on the other half of the Keystone Pipeline.
As gas prices continue to climb daily, now more than 30 straight days, you might expect oil prices to be doing the same. But they fell by $1.88 just yesterday, according to measures by Brent crude (the industry standard). Yet there are claims that despite this, the price you pay to fill your car will continue to climb.
Maybe there was a lot of holiday travel, which caused a short supply of fuel. Not so, according to AAA, which measured the Christmas driving season and found it to be little different from other holiday seasons.
There's no hurricane that would explain the chasing away of oil rigs from the Gulf of Mexico. Nor is there some BP Deepwater Horizon spill that would cause prices to go up like they are.
There's no new event in the Middle East that would justify the climbing prices. There's the usual Iranian saber rattling, but no different from what we've seen since Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was elected Iran's President.
But there is one event that has recently exploded that might account for the surge in gas prices. Environmentalists are heavily lobbying President Obama to not approve the northern half of the Keystone Pipeline, which would cut across America, linking Canadian tar sands with the international market. They were encouraged by his remarks in his inaugural address, which coincided with the beginning of the price spike.
Massive protests and arrests of celebrities like Robert Kennedy Jr. and Daryl Hannah occurred over the weekend.
Even though there's no guarantee we would get the oil (world demand sets the price) or even cheaper gas, oil companies may be fighting back the only way they know how: putting the squeeze on motorists. It is a warning to Obama what might happen if he doesn't approve the northern half of the pipeline.
Obama already approved building the southern half of the pipeline, but halted the northern part over massive environmental protests over the location of that pipeline. After moving it to satisfy regional concerns about aquifers, Obama is likely to face the heat from American consumers to complete the job, thanks to the price surge.
John A. Tures is an associate professor of political science at LaGrange College in LaGrange, Ga.
Photo was taken by Beth Tures at a Circle K and gas station LaGrange, Georgia.
