One of the most common questions I am asked is "what shoes do you recommend".  Well, here's a whistle-stop tour...
- Felicity

Wide Feet / Bunions

As far as bunions go, footwear is key; wearing footwear for function is important so that you do not stress the big toe joint.  With this in mind, the best shoe for walking any distance in is one with a slight rocker sole.

I really recommend Hoka One One trainers. They have a slight rocker built into the sole (not visible) and are incredibly cushioned; brilliant for shock absorbency and general comfort. 
 

ShoeMed  is a good online shop, and they also have high street stores. You can have an online consultation to determine the best shoe for you but, again, something with a bit of a rocker such as Joya. If you do purchase something from ShoeMed, use the discount code Felic10 for 10% off. 

 

Skechers have an inbuilt rocker (and are cheaper than other brands).

Footwear Options for Wide Feet
 

SoleBliss / Cosyfeet Wider Fit Dressier options available / Hoka One One (with an in-built rocker insole which takes the pressure off the big toe joint)  / Joya 10% off with code GJOYA10 / Skechers / FitFlop / Birkenstock / Calla for something dressier / Friendly Shoes

Weak Ankles

 

Sandals

Walking Boots
 

Lockwoods

 

You can bring your footwear along to your Initial Appointment for a thorough appraisal. 

All appointments are at:-

Raleigh Park Clinic
Raleigh Park Road

Hinksey
Oxford 
OX2 9AR

To book an appointment online, click here.

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