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How does Orthofeet® offer relief for bunions?
Orthofeet® shoes are made with soft uppers that ease pressure on bunions, offering superior comfort and pain relief. Our orthopedic shoes are designed with a wide toe box and extra depth, giving ample space for bunions in the toe area. Our premium orthotic insoles with anatomical arch support re-align the foot and help straighten the big toe.
To see more footwear for Bunions: Slippers, Sandals, Boots, Sneakers,Socks
How to stretch shoes for bunions
There are a few techniques you can use to stretch your shoes
- Find a shoemaker or shoe repair shop.
- Purchase a shoe stretching tool.
- If the shoes are made of leather, you can apply heat with a hair dryer while you're wearing your shoes.
- Mix 50% water with 50% rubbing alcohol, spray your shoes then wear them immediately.
- Insert potatoes, wet newspapers or a sealed bag of ice into your shoe until they stretch.
How can I get assistance with my Orthofeet® wide shoes for men?
Our customer service team is available to help with any questions or concerns regarding your Orthofeet® wide shoes for men. You can contact us via our website, email, or phone for prompt and friendly assistance.
Should you size up for bunions?
For overall foot health, it's important to find shoes that fit well and provide adequate support for the foot. Instead of sizing up, it is recommended to look for shoes with a wider toe box and in wider widths, to provide more space for the bunion.
Can running shoes cause bunions?
While running shoes themselves do not cause bunions, wearing the wrong type of running shoes, such as shoes with significant heel drop, or ill-fitting shoes can lead to bunions overtime, or exacerbate existing bunions





























































