Do you have sore feet, ankles, or legs? Do your hips or low back hurt? Do you wear flip-flops?
If you said yes to the last question, and if you have any of the other symptoms, your flip-flops may be causing your problem(s). A study done at Auburn University shows when you walk in flip-flops, you alter your gait. This can result in foot, ankle, leg, hip, and/or lower back pain. The price of your flip-flops does not seem to matter much. The study included well-known retailers and manufacturers. Prices ranged from $5 to $50 (I’ve never seen flip-flops costing $50).
If you are interested in the complete study, go to http://wireeagle.auburn.edu/u/news/359
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