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Velcro Flat Bottomed Women's Sandals Black

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1. Select according to foot type
First of all, you can choose shoes according to the foot type, which includes the height of the instep, the shape of the toes, etc. First of all, we need to consider the shape of toes. According to the shape of toes, we can divide foot types into Egyptian foot, Greek foot and Roman foot. The thumb is the longest, and the other toes are shorter in turn. The foot with a diagonal shape is called Egyptian foot. This kind of foot is more suitable for round shoes and pointed shoes, and square shoes are not recommended.
From the beginning of thumb, the first three toes are basically the same length foot type, which is called Roman foot. The most similar foot type is relatively wide, so try to avoid wearing pointed shoes, otherwise it is easy to clamp feet, and you can choose comfortable square shoes. If the second toe from the thumb is longer and the whole toe is in the shape of an arrow, it is called Greek foot, which is more suitable for pointy shoes.
In addition to the shape of the toes, you also need to consider the height of the instep when choosing shoes. The normal height is good. If the feet are fat and the instep is high, it is not recommended to wear strapping shoes or flat sandals. Otherwise, it is easy to get to the foot, which is not only ugly, but also uncomfortable.
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