Are there any tips for choosing shoes?
Tips for choosing shoes
Choosing the right shoes is very important for people with foot problems. For those with the following problems, choosing shoes that suit the condition of your feet will help you walk comfortably.
Common concerns
swelling
hallux valgus
Ingrown nails
Rheumatism
sliding feet
Use of braces
Check points when choosing
Intended use: Where and in what situations will you wear it?
Foot condition: Are there any symptoms such as swelling, deformation, or pain?
Shoe type: Velcro? Laces? Does it require bending?
Size: Does it fit your feet?
Comfort: How does it feel when you actually wear them and walk around?
Characteristics of each shoe type
① Hook and loop fastener type
The instep and forefoot areas are wide open, making it easy to put your foot in.
The hook-and-loop fastener makes it easy to put on and take off, and the tightness can be adjusted freely.
Recommended for those with swelling, as well as for rehabilitation and walking.
② Slip-on type
This type of shoe is worn by simply slipping your feet into it.
It is suitable for people who have difficulty bending their waist or who have weak hands.
Another attractive feature is that they can be put on quickly.
③ Indoor shoes
They are soft on the feet and most come with anti-slip features.
It helps prevent falls indoors and protects and keeps your feet warm.
Choosing shoes that suit your foot condition and the occasion will make walking much easier and your daily life more comfortable. When making your selection, be sure to try them on.