Plantar fasciitis shoes
Our heel spur shoes come with above-average cushioning, making them ideal for people with heel spurs.
✓ Designed to help prevent heel spurs
✓ And to support recovery from existing heel spurs
✓ The soft footbed and cushioned soles give your feet the rest they need
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Vitality S2F
Sporty trainer£229.95 -
Jump
Lightweight lace-up boot£189.95 -
Zigzag
Lace-up boot with zipper£199.95 -
Whynot HV
Hallux Valgus lightweight lace-up boot£199.95 -
Snary Jane F2F
Mary Jane with trainer sole
£189.95 -
Bounce
Trainers with great cushioning
£209.95 -
Why
Sophisticated lace-up boot with zip£189.95 -
Snoafer F2F
Sneaker and loafer in one£189.95 -
Viper HV
Supportive boot£199.95 -
Seamy Moc
Comfortable lace-up boot£159.95 -
Okay
Comfortable ankle boot£179.95 -
Hope XW
High lace-up boot£209.95 -
Rebound S2F
Sassy sock boot£209.95 -
Phoenix HV
Hallux valgus ankle boot with wedge heel£209.95 -
Roll Slipper
Comfortable leather mule£149.95 -
Roll Shoot
Functional lace-up boot£169.95 -
Whynot HV
Hallux Valgus lightweight lace-up boot£199.95 -
Why
Sophisticated lace-up boot with zip£189.95 -
Sale
Pep S2F
Lace-up shoe with stretchOriginal price was: £229.95.£165,-Current price is: £165,-. -
Snoafer limited edition
Sneaker and loafer in one£189.95 -
Viper HV
Supportive boot£199.95 -
Seamy Moc
Comfortable lace-up boot£159.95 -
Boost
Lace-up boot with zip
£189.95 -
Jump
Lightweight lace-up boot£189.95 -
Fly
Lightweight lace-up shoe
£169.95 -
Roll Slipper
Comfortable leather mule£149.95 -
Sale
Leap
Sturdy lace-up shoeOriginal price was: £229.95.£185,-Current price is: £185,-. -
Roll Shoot
Functional lace-up boot£169.95 -
Whynot HV
Hallux Valgus lightweight lace-up boot£199.95 -
Sale
Pep S2F
Lace-up shoe with stretchOriginal price was: £229.95.£165,-Current price is: £165,-.
Extra cushioning in the sole
Our heel spur shoes contain extra cushioning in the soles. This reduces the impact from walking, thereby alleviating the pain caused by heel spurs.
Shoes for plantar fasciitis
Plantar fasciitis develops when heels endure prolonged impact. If you have plantar fasciitis, it’s best to choose shoes with good cushioning to absorb the impact. This means your heels will feel less of the shocks! Makes sense, right? Finding the right shoes for plantar fasciitis can make a world of difference. If you start to notice plantar fasciitis symptoms, shoes with shock-absorbing soles are the best option. Look for shoes with multiple layers of foam or rubber in the sole – these are wonderfully soft for tired feet. Shoes with ample arch support are also great shoes for plantar fasciitis, as they promote a natural foot position. Investing in the best shoes for plantar fasciitis is key to keeping your feet happy all day!
Wolky shoes for plantar fasciitis
At Wolky, we’ve spent over 40 years designing shoes that keep feet happy. Our collection includes shoes tailored for plantar fasciitis, built to support and relieve pressure on your heels. Our Why, for example, has springy soles and strong shock-absorbing insoles. The Akita, with its rubber soles, is also ideal for tired heels. As a bonus, they look fantastic with a skirt of a pair of fitted jeans! The Bounce has lightweight soles that deliver exceptional cushioning – great shoes for plantar fasciitis! In this video about our Bounce, we’ll tell you all about the shoe!
Shoes to wear with plantar fasciitis
Knowing what shoes to wear with plantar fasciitis can help you manage the condition effectively. The shoes should give your feet the support they need without sacrificing style or comfort. Avoid flat shoes with thin soles, as they don’t offer the arch support necessary for plantar fasciitis sufferers.
Good shoes for plantar fasciitis
Good shoes for plantar fasciitis should offer more than just comfort – they need to support foot health actively. The special features in our plantar fasciitis shoes for women ensure stability and help minimize the jarring impact with each step. Additionally, good shoes for plantar fasciitis should provide enough room for the toes and should be made from breathable materials to avoid discomfort. Whether you’re looking for supportive trainers, comfortable sandals, or practical work shoes, remember that good shoes for plantar fasciitis are designed to reduce strain and provide essential arch support.
Read more about: Cushioning shoes.