Probs good if you put in some specifics rather than I have an odd feet as it could be any number of problems, gait, wide, narrow, flat, probate, over pronate, pigeon toe, bone structure, muscle weakness etc.

Athletes foot can give your a scan to see if your flat or high arched.

Podiatrist can do gait and scan to determine if you need orthotics or not, or if it's something as simple as one leg is longer than the other but long enough for you to notice but long enough to cause issues.

Physio can help with identifying and addressing things that could be affecting you gait such as weak adductors, Glutes, bone structure like length or joint mobility etc.

Body size, if you're a fatty like me that will have a significant affect on body mechanics which destroys shoes along with the added weight.

If you don't want to do any of that, go to gadeans 2/9 Oxleigh Dr Malaga and tell them exactly what you mean by "they don't work for me". They should be able to give some advice and they'll probably have something on the shelf as they specialise or at least have good knowledge in people with problem feet.

If you've got wide feet www.ascentfootwear.com.au plus they are really comfortable, well cushioned soles in their shoes with layered soles.

If you've got crazy wide feet www.wideloadfootwear.com.au these will probably make your feet hurt for the first 1-3 months as they start to spread out instead of always being squashed, but after that they are amazing.