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fromTravel + Leisure
3 days ago

I Found 11 Podiatrist-approved Shoes That Are Comfy Enough for Travel Days and Cute Enough for Dinner-From $45

If there's one thing seasoned travelers agree on, it's this: the wrong shoes can derail an entire trip. Whether you're logging serious miles while sightseeing or hustling through the airport to make a connection, podiatrist-approved shoes are the unsung heroes of any smart travel wardrobe. The good news? Supportive no longer means clunky. Today's best travel shoes are designed with absolute comfort in mind-think arch support, cushioned midsoles, and stable heel cups-without sacrificing style. Because when your shoes can't keep up, neither can your itinerary.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
3 weeks ago

We stick them in shoes and forget about them': how to really look after your feet

Feet contain a quarter of the body's bones, require regular preventive care, and choosing well-shaped, sensible footwear reduces foot and ankle injury risk.
Fashion & style
fromTravel + Leisure
1 month ago

My Grandma, 75, My Mom, 54, and I, 25, All Can't Travel Without These Hoka Sneakers-and They're on Sale

Hoka Skyflow Sneakers deliver lightweight cushioning and supportive stability suitable for multi-generational travel and long walking days.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

Is it true that wearing heels changes the shape of your feet?

Regular, prolonged wearing of high heels and tight shoes deforms and weakens feet over time, causing bunions, hammer toes, pain, and eventual arthritis; moderation advised.
Fashion & style
fromTravel + Leisure
3 months ago

I'm a Shopping Writer, and I Found 10 Stylish Fall Shoes at Amazon That Are All Podiatrist-approved-From $39

Podiatrist-recommended fall shoes blend fashion with foot-friendly features—arch support, cushioning, shock absorption, and stability—to reduce pain from plantar fasciitis and similar conditions.
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fromBuzzFeed
3 months ago

If You Walk Around Your Home Barefoot, You May Want To Stop ASAP

Walking barefoot at home on clean floors is generally healthy, but wear supportive shoes for prolonged standing and avoid barefoot with diabetes or skin conditions.
Fashion & style
fromTravel + Leisure
4 months ago

Shoppers Say These Podiatrist-approved Skechers Are Comfy Right Out of the Box-and They're Up to 70% Off

Skechers Go Walk Arch Fit 2.0 Valencia slip-ons offer APMA-approved support, data-driven removable insoles, Ultra Go cushioning, Heel Pillows, lightweight breathable vegan mesh, and machine-washability.
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fromTravel + Leisure
7 months ago

Dr. Scholl's Sneakers, Slip-ons, and Sandals Are Majorly Discounted at Amazon Right Now-Up to 78% Off

Dr. Scholl's shoes are renowned for their comfort due to cushiony insoles and superior arch support, making them popular among walkers and those with foot pain.
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fromwww.npr.org
8 months ago

6 feel-good exercises to alleviate sore, achy feet

Foot exercises can alleviate pain and improve foot health without specialized footwear or inserts.
fromTravel + Leisure
9 months ago

Brooks Just Marked Down Its Best-selling Podiatrist-approved Sneaker in Every Color-and They're Selling Quickly

These sneakers deliver on more than just style, though... they provide comfort and support for 10-hour days on her feet.
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Wearables
fromTravel + Leisure
9 months ago

An ER Nurse Convinced Me to Buy the Comfy Shoes He Wears for 12-hour Shifts-and They're Perfect for Travel

The Oofos Oomy Zen Recovery Shoe provides superior comfort and support for extensive walking and travel.
Alternative medicine
fromNew York Post
9 months ago

This common foot problem is actually a 'complex deformity' - and can spell trouble if ignored

Bunions are complex foot deformities stemming from unstable joints, not merely cosmetic issues or just 'old lady' problems.
Genetics is one of the leading causes of bunions, not just high heel use.
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