Made-to-measure running shoes
Individual running shoe advice with 3D foot scan, gait analysis & video analysis.…
Learn moreIndividually fitted running shoes at Sport Meisel: insoles, lacing technique & fine adjustment of standard shoes – brand-independent (ASICS, Salomon, Adidas, Nike).
Individual running shoe advice with 3D foot scan, gait analysis & video analysis.…
Learn moreProfessional gait analysis at Sport Meisel: SHOOIQ, 3D foot scan, treadmill and video…
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Learn moreThe right running shoe doesn’t come off the shelf – it comes through fitting. Based on your gait analysis, we select and adjust standard running shoes so that they truly suit your foot and running style.
We do not make orthopaedic custom shoes on prescription; we select and individually fit standard running shoes – based on precise analysis and decades of experience. It’s about the performance shoe that suits you optimally, refined with individual details.
We recommend what suits your foot – not what happens to be in stock. Our running brands include ASICS, Salomon, Adidas and Nike.
A shoe ordered online is a gamble: size, drop, cushioning and last shape rarely match exactly. When you test-run in store, you feel the difference immediately – and we correct details that no one can check online.
No. We select and individually fit standard running shoes to your foot and running style – not a medical aid on prescription.
We advise brand-independently and carry ASICS, Salomon, Adidas and Nike, among others – what matters is the fit.
Bring them along. Sometimes an insole and lacing are enough, sometimes a different shoe is the better choice.
Insole (support/cushioning), lacing technique (against pressure points) and fit (last shape, drop, volume).
Selected correctly, yes: they support the arch and distribute load – generic off-the-shelf insoles often don’t.
Targeted lacing takes pressure off sensitive spots, adds hold and prevents heel slip.
Yes. A cushioned training shoe and a lighter racing shoe often make sense – we adjust both.
Insoles and lacing remain; with wear or a change in running style we’re happy to readjust.
Size, drop, cushioning and last shape rarely match exactly – the on-site fine adjustment makes the difference.
Visit one of our six stores — we take time for your personal advice & fitting.