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John's Run/Walk Shop
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I went to this shoe store on the recommendation of a friend who's occupation demands spending a lot of time on his feet. I needed some walking shoes with a good support system that wouldn't break down. The employee who waited on me listened to the brand name of shoes I was interested in and agreed that they should work for me. The shoes aren't cheap but you don't want to mess around when it comes to your feet. After all look how much time you spend on them and how they can affect your entire body. \r
I bought two pairs of Brooks shoes and two pairs of Power Step insoles. The insoles make a major difference even in an older pair of shoes I wear to the park.\r
Stop complaining about your feet and legs hurting because of your shoes and head to John's store.
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