Men's Shoes for Heel Spurs
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At KURU, every shoe we make starts with a focus on heel health. This makes KURUs some of the best men’s shoes for heel spurs and plantar fasciitis. Supportive, cushioned footwear with a deep heel cup is one of the best ways to treat and prevent heel pain in men.
Every pair of KURUs is engineered with our patented KURUSOLE—a responsive heel-supporting technology that dynamically flexes to hug and protect your heels. Less foot pain means you can enjoy more of the life you love.
Features and Benefits of Men's Shoes for Heel Spurs
Since heel spurs are small overgrowths of bone, they can cause sharp, grating pain, especially when left untreated.
The best men’s shoes for heel spurs have a few key features including a deep, well-cushioned heel cup, plenty of arch support, shock-absorbing cushion to redirect impact, and a wide, flat base to reduce extra pressure. With these features, you'll get lasting pain relief with every step you take.
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Common Causes of Heel Spurs in Men
Heel spurs develop due to overuse and strain on the feet. In fact, athletes or active individuals are even more likely to develop this condition over time.
Common causes of heel spurs include walking on hard surfaces, engaging in high-impact activities like running or jumping, and wearing ill-fitting footwear that doesn't provide proper support. These activities and habits put excessive pressure on the heel, leading to the formation of bony growths that cause pain and discomfort.
Heel spurs are the body’s response to inflammation and overuse. To protect itself from future damage, the body builds up extra bone in areas of repeated stress. Often, heel spurs do not cause any pain, but when they become large enough, they can impact even the smallest of daily activities.
Effective Ways To Reduce Heel Spurs for Men
Men can reduce heel spur pain by first wearing supportive, high-quality men’s shoes for heel spurs, preferably with a well-cushioned, deep heel cup. Second, ramp up new physical activities slowly and safely. Finally, avoid walking on hard surfaces excessively.
Since heel spurs can’t usually go away on their own, surgery can be performed in cases where conservative treatments are not successful.
