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I am trying to find out if anyone remembers what these walking shoes were called.

http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w313/andrewwalker2009/DSC012292.jpg

I bought them about 10 years ago and they were the most comfortable shoes I've ever worn.

I bought them about 10 years ago and they were the most comfortable shoes I've ever had. I have very narrow feet and these shoes fitted very well.

However, eventually the soles started to come away. I tried to have them repaired but I think it damaged the mid sole because there is no support there now.

So I am trying to see if there any good quality second hand examples of these shoes, or any other narrow fitting shoes being sold in shops
Edited: 10/04/07 12:48
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Asolo still do some of their range in narrow fitting. I have a pair of their Fugitive GTX boots, reasonable light-weight boot, nice and low volume (just a mm too small on the right foot in their largest size for me).
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i doubt you will find a replacement pair,
i think they were called S.O.P. which was son of a pitch

i would just go shopping, look for asolo, zamberlam, la sportive and scarpa, salamon they all make narrower models,
you will probably find merrell too wide

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