Do you sit or stand when fishing

[MallenManson]

One thing that would help the back fatigue is better shoes. Stress on the feet keeps traveling upward and really wears on the bad areas (knees and back for me).
I bet a pair of shoes like nurses wear would do wonders. Stay clear of candy striper uniforms though
A lot of the pros have tennis shoes with extra support. Even a pair of gel inserts would probably help

[BigBassin144]

Originally Posted by MallenManson

One thing that would help the back fatigue is better shoes. Stress on the feet keeps traveling upward and really wears on the bad areas (knees and back for me).
I bet a pair of shoes like nurses wear would do wonders. Stay clear of candy striper uniforms though
A lot of the pros have tennis shoes with extra support. Even a pair of gel inserts would probably help

My back never hurts, but my feet do by the end of the day. I'm normally wearing Vans or some other skate shoes, which have Horrible support.

BB

[MallenManson]

Originally Posted by BigBassin144

My back never hurts, but my feet do by the end of the day. I'm normally wearing Vans or some other skate shoes, which have Horrible support.

BB

I'd try the gel inserts first if I were you. They're pretty cheap. I should do the same

[bassfisher]

Originally Posted by MallenManson

I'd try the gel inserts first if I were you. They're pretty cheap. I should do the same

I got the gel inserts pacifically for lower back pain in all my shoes, and they work GREAT for me!!!

[MallenManson]

Originally Posted by bassfisher

I got the gel inserts pacifically for lower back pain in all my shoes, and they work GREAT for me!!!

Now you're feeding my shoe monkey
I really need to start using them again