Possibly, but not necessarily? My "it depends" caveat is whether the new shoes are designed to utilize a new/different-to-you running technique (more minimal, more stable, etc.) . In that case, you may be compromising your stride and may need to break them in gradually (maybe extremely gradually) or play with the insoles. If theyre a similar shoe to what you were using (equally stability/neutral/etc) then they may just not be the shoes for you. Some running stores do allow returns...
Edit - it can't hurt to take them with you to the store and ask for suggestions!
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