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About You
Activity type and daily loading determine which shoe features matter most: sensory clarity, cushioning tolerance, heel control, and toe-off.
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Your Feet
Arch type is one signal. The recommendation also depends on big-toe motion, ankle control, width, and ground sense.
Arch type
Your Shoes
Current shoe condition, wear pattern, and fit behavior show whether the shoe supports forward movement or forces compensation.
Your Foot Profile
Foot type
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Shoe category
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Drop recommendation
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AKMI Fit Checks
Use these before buying any athletic, casual, dress, court, or hiking shoe.
Heel
Firm, upright heel counter. No slipping, tipping, or soft outside collapse.
Toe-off
Bends at the toe box, not the midfoot. Stiff toe boxes only fit limited big-toe mobility.
Ground sense
Walk and single-leg stand. You should feel heel, arch, and big toe together on both feet.
Fit
Comfort should be immediate. Lace from bottom up; you should need to untie the shoe to remove it.
Key Findings
Risk Factors Identified
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