Best Shoes for Morton's Neuroma

FAQs

• How do I pick the best shoes for Morton's neuroma?

  The best shoes for Morton’s neuroma will relieve the pressure on the ball of your foot, so look for a shoe with a wider toe box. Ample cushion and arch support can also help reduce the pain and help your body recover. Get all this and more in every pair of KURUs!

• Can I use custom orthotics with KURU shoes?

  Due to the anatomical shape of the KURUSOLE, custom orthotics with a rounded heel fit best inside our shoes. If the underside of the custom orthotic (the part that sits on the footbed) is squared off, then it may not fit into our deep heel cup—which is rounded like your foot.
  
  That said, many of our customers tell us our three-part technology offers better support and stability than they expected, and that they don't need to wear their custom orthotics with KURU shoes.

• Are your shoes considered orthopedic shoes?

  While our shoes are not currently considered orthopedic by a medical standard,we have received thousands of positive reviews from customers who say their KURUs helped reduce or eliminate their pain—including Morton’s Neuroma!

• I just received a pair of your shoes and my feet are sore/hurt after weating them. Why is that?

  Some customers experience tenderness when they first start wearing a new pair of KURUs.

  That’s ok! Your body may need time to adjust to the new levels of anatomical support you experience with our patented KURUSOLE technology.

  Our shoes are also designed to mold to your unique foot shape, which takes a bit of a break-in period.

  To help mitigate this, we suggest you follow our break-in procedure, including wearing your KURUs for a couple hours per day around the house in the first couple of weeks as they break in and form to your foot.