Women's Shoes for Morton's Neuroma

Women are more likely than men to suffer from Morton’s neuroma, mostly because of wearing high heeled shoes. Any tight or narrow pair of shoes can compress your feet and pinch your toes—and that ongoing pressure leads to this painful condition. You usually feel the pain or burning sensation in the ball of your foot, between your third and fourth toes.

At KURU we make shoes designed to fight foot pain, including this common type of nerve pain. Our women’s shoes for neuroma feature generous toe boxes that give you plenty of room for your toes and across the ball of your foot. This relieves pressure and reduces your risk of developing Morton’s neuroma.

KURUs also have extra cushioning, patented heel-hugging tech, and wide widths—all the ingredients for perfect-fitting shoes.

Features and Benefits of Women's Shoes for Morton's Neuroma

When looking for the best women’s shoes for Morton’s toe, focus on the toe box. Tight shoes squeeze your feet, worsening the problem, while shoes with a wide toe box can give you immediate relief and support healing over time.

Good arch support is also important. It reduces pressure on the affected area, which can prevent Morton’s neuroma from developing. Choose shoes with cushioning to absorb shock and lessen the impact on your feet. Adjustable straps or laces help your shoes fit better, especially if your feet swell during the day.

Finding shoes with these features can greatly improve comfort and ease the discomfort of Morton’s toe. They provide enough space for your toes and proper support for your arches, promoting better foot health and making it easier to move around.