Men's Shoes for Morton's Neuroma

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Morton’s neuroma is a nerve pain condition that typically affects the ball of your foot, usually between the th... Show More

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Common Causes of Morton's Neuroma in Men

Morton’s neuroma is a painful condition with nerve pain caused by thickened tissue around a nerve in the ball of your foot. This condition leads to a burning sensation or pain, usually felt between the third and fourth toes. Tight or narrow shoes that put prolonged pressure on your foot are the main cause, but sometimes it can also be a result of foot injuries. These factors lead to thickened tissue around the nerve—causing discomfort and affecting how you walk.

Effective Ways To Reduce and Treat Morton's Neuroma

To effectively treat Morton’s neuroma, the key is to reduce pressure on your foot. Stop wearing tight shoes and choose footwear with plenty of room around the ball of your foot. This is especially important if you already have conditions like hammertoes or bunions, which can increase your risk of developing Morton’s neuroma.

Good arch support can also help alleviate pressure on your Morton’s neuroma and relieve its symptoms. KURU shoes come with a wide toe box, excellent arch support, and full cushioning from heel to toe. These features provide complete support for your entire foot, ensuring comfort and reducing discomfort caused by Morton’s neuroma.

FAQs

The best shoes to wear for Morton's neuroma are ones with plenty of room for your toes to move freely. Look for a pair of shoes that have proper arch support and good cushioning to make walking more comfortable and less painful.
The best way to relieve pain from Morton's neuroma is to wear fitting shoes with plenty of space for your toes and good support for your arches. Using inserts that support your arch can also help reduce discomfort. Over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen can be used to lessen swelling and pain.
It's best to avoid walking barefoot if you have Morton's neuroma. Bare feet can put more pressure on the sensitive area and make the pain worse. Instead, wear supportive shoes with cushioning and plenty of room for your toes to help ease discomfort and reduce pressure on your feet.

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Fantastic shoe!

When I received these shoes, the first time I tried them on I thought they were going to have to be returned. I read a lot on the site and tried them for short periods initially and after a couple of days decided they would be fine. I then started wearing them daily and this is the first shoe I have been able to wear all day all week at work! I don't have planters fasciitis, but instead Morton's neuroma . These were the only pair I saw it mentioned for..I have fallen in love with their comfort and the fact I can wear them all day everyday with no problems. Highly recommended!"

Guattman

I cannot describe how much better my feet feel!

Incredible!!! Two weeks ago my first steps out of bed were incredibly painful from Plantar Fasciitis and Morton's Neuroma brought on by over zealous barefoot running! I debated for a week whether or not to order some KURU CHICANEs. I am leaving for Africa in two weeks for a Mission Trip. I will be doing tons of walking and was dreading how my feet would feel. I have had these on every day for a week and I cannot describe how much better my feet feel. I will be ordering at least one more pair as soon as I can afford them! Thank you KURU!!"

Brandon

Overall the best shoe I've ever owned

I was diagnosed with Morton's Neuroma and was having a hard time finding the right shoe. This is my second pair of KURU shoes. I used to buy Merrell's but I'm now a KURU customer for life."

Jphj

Love, love, love these shoes!

I'm so glad I decided to try this brand after hearing so many good things about them. I came across them after researching shoes for my Morton's Neuroma problem I've been struggling with for weeks. I've only worn these for a week now and have absolutely zero pain when wearing them. The only con is they are too nice of a shoe to wear when doing work around the house and yard, so I've only been wearing them at work."

HappyCamper66

Comfortable!!

My husband comments on how much better his feet feel in these. He has a neuroma and neuropathy in his feet. He is a house painter so he is on his feet all day. Thanks for a great shoe!"

Chris B.