Comforting Footwear

Sep 14, 2023 | comfortingfootwear.com | Emily Swaim

By Emily SwaimThe curve on the sole of your foot, called an arch, helps keep your foot in alignment as you walk. A strong arch maintains your foot’s shape when you put pressure on it, ensuring no one part of your foot gets overworked. Flat feet don’t have a stable arch. While some people function just fine with flat feet, others have a lot of pain and difficulty walking. Your outcome depends a lot on whether you have anatomically flat feet or acquired flat feet (collapsed arches).

Sep 10, 2023 | comfortingfootwear.com | Emily Swaim

By Emily SwaimFlat feet and plantar fasciitis are two feet conditions that can lead to a lot of heel pain. If you have flat feet, you are more likely to develop plantar fasciitis, and the pain in your heels is likely worse than for people with regular feet. Flat feet can also cause plantar fasciitis directly. What are Flat Feet? Up to 1 in 4 people globally have flat feet, also known as pes planus.

Aug 10, 2023 | comfortingfootwear.com | Paul Freary

ByPaul Freary  Plantar fasciitis can be a very painful condition so the choice of footwear is important. Cushioning, support and comfort are important considerations when selecting shoes to help when suffering from the condition. If you buy from links on this page, we may receive compensation.

Aug 10, 2023 | comfortingfootwear.com | Paul Freary

ByPaul Freary  Plantar fasciitis can be a very painful condition so the choice of footwear is important. Cushioning, support and comfort are important considerations when selecting shoes to help when suffering from the condition. If you buy from links on this page, we may receive compensation.

May 28, 2023 | comfortingfootwear.com | Rehan Iqbal

Welcome to our review of the top 10 walking shoes for plantar fasciitis. After researching more than 25 brand name shoes, we selected the top 10 based on support, comfort, design, and overall effectiveness according to testing and reviews. One thing we’ve learned during our research is that the wrong pair of shoes is actually WORSE for your aches and pains than just letting your symptoms be. The wrong pair could easily make symptoms worse, even to the point of causing a severe medical issue.