Putting Comfort First
Good shoes don’t just look right — they feel right. This section focuses on fit, cushioning, and performance, helping you choose footwear that supports your stride and prevents pain. Whether you’re comparing heel-to-toe drop, finding arch support, or stretching tight toe boxes, you’ll learn how to fine-tune your fit for all-day comfort.
Hammer toes can make wearing shoes a real challenge—especially if the top of your toes rub uncomfortably against the inside of the shoe. I have had a similar experience with toe rubbing because my toes are quite chunky (for want of a better term)One of the simplest and most effective solutions is increasing the height … Read more
When shopping for running or walking shoes, you may have come across the term “heel-to-toe drop.” It’s one of those technical specs that’s often overlooked but can significantly impact your comfort, posture, and even injury risk—especially if you have specific foot health needs or wear wider fitting shoes. In this guide, we’ll explain what heel-to-toe … Read more
Foot pain can strike for any number of reasons — from standing all day to chronic health conditions like plantar fasciitis or diabetes. One option that’s often recommended is wearing compression socks. But do compression socks work? How do they actually work? and do they genuinely help with foot pain?Let’s unpack the science and practical … Read more
What to Look for in Post Surgery Shoes If you’re searching for the most comfortable shoes to wear after foot surgery, here are some features to prioritise: Common Footwear Challenges After Surgery If swelling is an issue, our Wide Fit Shoes Guide walks through choosing post-surgery footwear that truly fits. Why the Right Shoes Matter … Read more
What Are Insoles? Insoles usually come as standard in shoes. The best insoles for flat feet have an arch support. What are Orthotics then? Orthotics are specially designed shoe inserts that support and align your feet. Unlike standard insoles (unless they have arch support) orthotics are created to correct foot function, relieve pain, and improve … Read more
Most people know their shoe size in length, but few know their true width. That’s why so many pairs feel fine in the shop, only to pinch after a few hours of wear. Measuring your foot width at home is quick, simple, and gives you the numbers you need to shop smarter. With just a … Read more