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How do Orthofeet® shoes alleviate pressure on the Achilles tendon?
Soft, padded collars featured in all Orthofeet® shoes cradle the heel, which alleviates pressure on the Achilles tendon.
Our anatomical orthotic insoles feature superior arch support and help alleviate the strain on the tendon.
Our lightweight soles are made with a heel-to-toe drop that offers a functional heel lift to further reduce tendon strain.
Our anatomical orthotic insoles feature superior arch support and help alleviate the strain on the tendon.
Our lightweight soles are made with a heel-to-toe drop that offers a functional heel lift to further reduce tendon strain.
Which shoes are the best for Achilles tendonitis?
Shoes that reduce pressure on the Achilles tendon with the following design features:
- Cushioning under the heel.
- Arch support to distribute weight more evenly.
- A slightly elevated heel that shortens the muscle and reduces range of motion.
- A roomy toe box to prevent compression of the toes and reduce pressure on the ball of the foot and from there, on the Achilles tendon.
- Minimal heel-to-toe drop.
- Lightweight.
Can shoes help Achilles tendonitis?
Yes, shoes can help alleviate the symptoms of Achilles tendonitis and help treat it. Proper footwear should reduce stress on the Achilles tendon and provide support and cushioning to the foot and ankle.
This includes arch support, a slightly elevated heel, minimal heel-to-toe drop and a good fit, not too tight and not too loose.
Note that other treatments such as rest, ice, physical therapy and medication may also be necessary, depending on the severity of the condition.
Can shoes cause Achilles tendon pain?
Yes. Here are some shoe features that can cause Achilles tendon pain:
- Lack of support.
- Inadequate cushioning.
- Rigid soles.
- High heels.
As well as ill-fitting shoes.



























