Top 10 Shoes for Overpronation in Women: Comfort Meets Style

These shoes are really versatile—they go well with both skirts and pants, and they match different styles too. They're super lightweight and comfortable to wear, so they don't feel tiring at all. However, after wearing them for a long time, my toes started to feel a bit sore, which might vary from person to person. My feet are on the wider side, but overall, I'm still pretty satisfied with them.lg...More

This pair feels really comfortable to wear, and the sizing is spot-on—I don't think it runs big or small. Plus, it looks great, haha! I'm totally loving it!lg...More

The fit is really comfortable, the size is spot on, and the color is versatile and looks classy.lg...More

The NB2002R in 'Original Grey' is a retro running shoe that's honestly more suited for fashion and occasional light exercise. The upper is made of a single-layer mesh combined with suede and pigskin leather, giving it a vintage, warm, and cozy vibe, perfect for winter days. It feels quite premium and stylish. When I actually wore it, the forefoot felt comfortable and roomy, while the heel, lined with soft fabric, provided a nice snug fit. The ankle area was slightly tight at first, but buying true to size worked fine. Over time, the forefoot does loosen up a bit. As for running performance, let's just say it's pretty average. The full-length midsole is made of foam, and there's a cushioning module in the heel, similar to what you'd find in Asics. The initial feel isn't great, but it gets softer and more bouncy with wear. However, if you're looking for a shoe to actually run in, this one doesn't offer much in terms of support or propulsion. It's definitely more of a 'retro' runner in that sense. For me, it's the perfect casual shoe. It looks amazing and goes with almost any outfit. Highly versatile and stylish!lg...More