Type of Shoes You Should Wear With Plantar Fasciitis

Type of Shoes You Should Wear With Plantar Fasciitis

Bob and Brad demonstrate how to find the perfect support you need and types of shoes you need with Plantar Fasciitis.

[paulawhalen]

Being a nurse I was on my feet 12+ hours a day. I felt like someone was beating my heel with a sledge hammer. After spending hundred of dollars on many different kinds of shoes, I found Vionics. Best relief for PF. It was instant! They have sneakers, heels, sandals, slippers and inserts only. All my shoes that are not Vionics brand have the inserts. No foot pain ever.

[KaylaBuhdayla]

Thank y’all for caring enough to make free snd informative videos!!! Much ❤️💜❤️!! I’ve been shopping for a good shoe.

[barbshipman]

Really appreciate Bob & Brad's videos. Friendly style of presentation & just really helpful info.

[sciencesaves]

Today I went to a local shoe store and nothing under $120ish had enough arch support for me EXCEPT the Adidas Racer TR21. It was the only shoe that filled my arch and offered a lot of support. The aesthetic design wouldn’t be my first choice, but they are so comfortable. I’m glad I found them.

[needparalegal]

After watching a dozen of your videos I consider myself an expert on Plantar Fasciitis. Youtube is so much better than college. My foot is now healing nicely.

[manyhats]

Thanks Bob and Brad for the shoe information! Very down to earth in your episodes! We appreciate, "real"!🤗

[eyeaneye]

I have been dealing with PF for over 2 months now... Im so thankful i found your videos....praying this works for me

[estherbradley-detally]

You guys are great, and all of your presentations are quite helpful

[shahid]

I was tearing up a little for this video because I am a track runner and I suffer with bad plantar fasciitis and nothing I do seems to work but I switched to new shoe you recommended and it has made the world of difference for me. Thank you kind sir... May God ease your affairs.

[putt]

Hoka’s contribute to your PF. To narrow a toe box. Heel has too much cushioning and toe area doesn’t have enough support. It arches upwards! You actually want a shoe that is flatter with less cushioning. A Podiatrist I go to recommends Altras.

[phph]

For years podiatrists, sports therapists, and doctors told me I was an over-pronator. PF on both feet for over years. I had the super-stiff shoes, ran in the super-rigids, had the injections (ouch!), and suffered something crazy. Then looked at my body, did the wet feet, paper bag test, and lo, I was an under-pronator. A combo of stretches and softer to normal shoes means I’ve been pain free for some years. I miss my rigid brogues - they looked and sounded smart in a suit, but they are just for occasional dress-ups now. I keep up the stretches advocated by these great guys and, yes, the wet feet/dry paper test is basic but other pros diagnosed without it. Great work, Bob and Brad, the wife and I are learning a lot. 🇬🇧

[mechkitten]

I get shoes with good support AND cushion. A nice arch support can help, a lot. Brooks in the $80+ range are my go tos, or hiking boots with metal shanks.

[ccsays]

Since wearing New Balance Vaygo V2 my arch pain has gone! These shoes are firm, offer stability, have removable insoles and are affordable. I got them in wide because they felt comfortable, even though I have normal feet. And that's the most important thing. Go for shoes that are comfortable to you regardless of what a professional will tell you.

[johnf]

I resolved my issue by wearing a 4E width sneaker. I have fibreglass orthotics inserted for arch support. Brooks Ghost 12 is my current shoe and is great.

[brendakirk]

glad you also did show-and-tell with the shoes.

[janetmoore]

Bob and Brad are very informative. I watch your videos all the time. Thanks for knowledgeable information.

[lanabrooks]

I have had plantar fasciitis in both feet at one time or another, and I find SAS shoes (San Antonio Shoemakers) to be very comfortable and offer great arch support. When you go to one of their brick and mortar stores, they measure your feet just like they should. They also sell online and have wide widths.

[ExpressionsofAwakening]

Gosh I love you guys, just doing a simple stretch before walking on my feet, in the morning and throughout the day, and my pain is already 1/2 after one day! after a month of terrible pain stopping me from traveling.

[barshadewan]

Really great content, really enjoyed reading. You have done an amazing job, you have described everything very nicely so that everyone can understand it. Thank you for sharing.

[Iloveboogersalot]

What amazes me is those of us that suffer from PF have so many things that adversely affects the condition or seem to improve it but no two of us are alike. My feet are flat and a higher firmer arch in a shoe does me best. Man, do I wish there was a one size fits all fix. PF has severely affected my life at times to the point of dreading those first steps out of bed. It tempers my whole day.