I love my brooks they’re very deep so inserts/orthotics fit good in them

Take a look at Hoka shoes

I have very flat feets aswell, on the heavier side. And ankle is going abit inwards for me on one foot.

The best shoes I got recommended from specislist runner/shoes store was:

Trainers/most milage: Asics Gel Kayano 30.

Race day shoes/speedwork: Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 3.

I was previously recommended Saucony Triumph 20, but these felt very unstable for me and I got pain from these.

Daily/normal day shoes I use Hoka Gaviota 5 with orthopedics soles (custom made, not premade store-soles)

Everyday life is alright, can run 3-4 times a week, where 1 of those are more speedwork, and rest is more relaxed and/or longer (45-120min usually)

if you like your nimbus you might like the ASICS Gel Kayanos. I have flat as a pancake feet and I love the Saucony Tempus (and like the Guide 17s and Hurricane 24s). If you can try a bunch at a running shop, it might be worth it.

Mine are pancake flat and I like the Endorphin speeds 

Mid-foot striking will eventually strengthen your feet and you will develop arches and stronger feet!

I have flat Flintstone feet and run in Saucony Endorphin Speeds and Triumphs.

Browse r/runningshoegeeks with the caveat that not all flat feet are the same. 

Shoes for flat feet are not a thing. Shoes come in length and often width measurements. Full stop. No and then. If you are wanting a help with your flat feet, this is where your podiatrist or a foot store and custom insoles come into play.

Barefoot shoes,start fixing your feet

Look at Brooks Adrenaline

Vivobarefoot motus flex. I have flat / wide feet (12 3E) and they’re a dream to wear. In the gym and just normally. I didn’t wanna wear my normal cushioned sneakers anymore after buying them.

The ones that make you feel like you're walking on marshmallows but without the sticky regret try Brooks, ASICS, or New Balance

Lems make excellent shoes for people with flat feet.

Skechers arch fit shoes are very famous here.

I love my onitsuka tigre sneakers with an insole from Amazon. Hard to get sneakers but the only ones I found stylish and can walk in all day

Vionic is good

My wife has flat feet and she says that the only shoes they work for her are the New balance shoes that have the rollerball in it is that true is there no other shoe that could work .she has no arch

agree with everything above - I have super flat, narrow & long feet and hoka rincon has been best for me so far. In my opinion, too much arch support makes my feet really sore because it forces them in an unnatural position. But definitely recommend getting fitted at a store!

The ones that feel best and don't cause you to have foot, ankle, shin, knee, or back pain when running, lol.

Seriously - there are hundreds of great running shoes out there, but the only way to know which one is going to work for YOU is to go try them on. Check for a local running store that has a good return policy - most here will give store credit up to 30 days no matter how many miles you put on "testing" them. Have them help you make the best pick in store, then go for some runs. You'll figure out pretty quick if it will work for you or not.

Then once you find a good shoe, you can comparison shop prices/colors/etc online because you'll know your brand/style/size.

But honestly what works best for one flat footed runner may be pure torture for another. Any of the big names - Asics, Brooks, Saucony, Hoka, New Balance and so on will work but each fit a little different and each has multiple styles that fit a little different.

Hit the running store to have them assess your feet for the right shoe, but for me it was more about the insert. I ended up using Superfeet inserts and have been pain free for thousands of miles now. My podiatrist also have them the vote of confidence (she is a runner too), and I have them in all my shoes.

I have flat feet and I went to road runner to get fitted and recommended shoes for my feet.

Can you add a pic to see, how severe they are? Do you overpronate as well? I would first suggest orthotics, preferably custom made ones. New balance or altras also might work, but it's better if you have supporting inserts.

Altra running shoes

Check out BROOKS..!!

I have very flat feet . Under Armor seems best for me. I also have inserts I had made specifically for my feet that help greatly

Sketchers, any kind. With added gel insoles. Make sure the shoes fit properly with your insoles, take your insoles with you when you try the shoes on. New Balance are also good for flat feet.

I have flat narrow feet and the only shoe that does for me what you want is going to have ankle support.  Flat feet mean pronation.  Pronation tires the ankles. 

I keep going back to the Redwing 953 boot. Consistently good since my first pair in 1986.

have you thought about insoles? those are more importnat than shoes imo. I've tried every brand of insoles on the market. Ultimately, I switched from my custom insoles to this brand called Fulton and nearly immediately my foot pain went away (and knee pain). These are made from cork so they mold to your arch and absorb shock/impact. a bit pricey but obviously way more affordable than custom, and really comfortable.

Birkenstocks!!!

https://www.birkenstock.com/ca/blue-footbed-tradition-cotton/fussbetttradition-insole-0-0-00-u_1105.html?dwvar_fussbetttradition-insole-0-0-00-u__1105_width=M&dwvar_fussbetttradition-insole-0-0-00-u__1105_size=280Insole&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=19569980551&gbraid=0AAAAACqIRBKY9GEmmgbutuJhQkE5FeTwo

These insoles are good and I wear a pair of their sandals as inside shoes because I can’t be bare foot.

Also, Brooks makes good stuff for flat feet. I have a pair for outside and inside.

https://www.brooksrunning.com/en_ca/womens/shoes/road-running-shoes/adrenaline-gts-24/120426.html

With flat feet, you need to be looking for maximum arch support and stability.

Do absolutely nothing. Go about your life. Ive lived with it from childhood and as a middle aged man I have gone from avoiding sports, using special footwear to using normal footwear, running 10k and leading a plenty active lifestyle. There are plenty of examples of normal people and athletes going about life normally with flat foot.

hey! so did you found any shoes or insoles? i have flatest feet and the arch part hurt like hell... but i can't seem to find a good shoe. I have tried frido insolw but it has really low arch or foam

I had seen some product on shark tank india where they make custom shoes for this issue

I totally get you! flat feet can be such a pain! Here are some recommendations that have worked really well for people with similar issues:

For everyday shoes:

• Hoka One One Bondi (amazing cushioning + stability)
• Brooks Adrenaline GTS (great arch support)
• New Balance 990v5 (nice wide base + support)

For slippers/house shoes:

• Vionic Tide sandals (orthotic footbed built in!)
• Orthofeet Charlotte slippers
• Birkenstock Arizona (classic for a reason)

Pro tip: Look for shoes with:

• Firm midsoles
• Good arch support
• Wide toe boxes
• Motion control features

The most important thing is getting properly fitted though! Definitely recommend seeing a specialist who can assess your specific needs. Everyone's feet are different and what works for one person might not work for another.

Just fyi - I've started a company two years ago that are actually working on solving these exact fit issues. At IAMBIC, we are using AI Technology to create precision, custom-fit shoes. Been a huge help for people with specific foot needs like flat feet.

Hope my suggestions helped!