Best WOMENS Shoes for Plantar Fasciitis

Best MENS Shoes for Plantar Fasciitis

Solving Your Plantar Fasciitis

Podiatrists say that poor quality, ill-fitting shoes are one of the main contributing factors that aggravates Plantar Fasciitis. Most shoes are not designed to support your plantar fascia properly. As a result, fashion comes at the expense of foot pain and problems.

What if there were shoes for plantar fasciitis that could eliminate or reduce your pain? What if you didn't have to "take the weight off your feet" every few minutes or in the morning because of heel pain? How would your life change if your active lifestyle was no longer on hold because of the pain?

Your life does not need to be on hold due to plantar fasciitis. If you are suffering from this sometimes debilitating condition, you can take one small but significant step, right now, to begin eliminating the pain--Purchase a good pair of shoes for plantar fasciitis.

Kuru shoes are the leading active shoes for plantar fasciitis. With our patent-pending orthotic midsole, your feet will get the support they need so plantar fasciitis doesn't slow you down. In fact, more podiatrists recommend Kuru shoes for plantar fasciitis for those who want to maintain their active lifestyle and don't want to be stopped by their painful condition.

What the Doctors Say After decades of practicing as a physician, I have seen a lot of different products designed to solve health problems. My pair of Kuru's was the only pair of shoes I wore traipsing around Europe for a month. They were always comfortable. Since I got home and started playing tennis with other shoes on I've developed plantar fasciitis. My Kuru's are by far the most comfortable shoe as I deal with this condition. I've tried gel insoles with my other shoes, but nothing matches the Kuru's for comfort. Kuru is the #1 shoe that has helped my Plantar Fasciitis.” Dr. Roger Sheffield

Critical Features in the Best Shoes for Plantar Fasciitis

Following are the critical features needed in the best shoes for plantar fasciitis. If the shoes do not have these features, they will not be a good solution for your plantar fasciitis heel pain.

• Lightweight - Having lightweight shoes can significantly reduce the fatigue on your legs and muscles. Research shows that even 1 or 2 extra ounces on your feet can exponentially increase oxygen consumption, causing fatigue.
• Support - Podiatrists say that poor support in footwear is one of the leading contributors to plantar fasciitis. The best shoes for plantar fasciitis will have orthotic quality, anatomical support built into the footbed and insole. This includes a deep heel cup and solid medial arch support. Kuru features the Worlds Most Anatomical shoe for plantar fasciitis because of the orthotic molded into each shoe.
• Rockered Sole - the best shoes for plantar fasciitis will include a rockered sole that allows for a natural walking motion. Look for a nice, rounded heel strike area that allows your foot to naturally roll as you walk. This will reduce impacts to your skeletal structure and plantar fascia. Kuru has optimized the heel strike angle to allow for a stable, smooth roll with each step.
• Versatile & Multi-Function Styling - the holy grail is finding shoes for plantar fasciitis that is not only Lightweight, but also offers proper Support with a Rockered Heel and has Versatile Styling. Styling that works in many different applications means that the best shoes for plantar fasciitis will work well for your morning walks, when traveling, running errands and even on casual days at work.

Testimonial I've had bouts of plantar [fasciitis] in the past. Very comfortable out of the box. After wearing them for a week, I have no hesitation in saying they will be the perfect travel shoe for me, stylish enough for the cafes in Paris and rugged enough for walking the trails of the Swiss Alps. Dennis, CA

Kuru features the World's Most Anatomical Active Midsole for plantar fasciitis. This patent-pending technology custom molds to the contours of your foot helping reduce or eliminate your plantar fasciitis.

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