Cornell says walking shoes for women are often narrower and sleeker, with less motion control and less padding across the forefoot. While this can vary depending on the brand, he explained that ...

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According to Dr. Bruce Pinker, a board-certified podiatrist and foot surgeon, you'll want to look for walking shoes that offer durability, support and moisture reduction. Know what you're looking for?