Heel Pain Mary Jane Shoes
INNOVATIVE WOMEN’S ORTHOTIC MARY JANE SHOES WORK WONDERS FOR HEEL SPURS & HEEL PAIN
Orthofeet women’s Mary Jane shoes for heel pain are engineered with our unique Ortho-Cushion™ System that features premium orthotic insoles and ergonomic soles to provide anatomical arch support and unsurpassed cushioning. They are effective in easing heel pain by alleviating strain on the plantar fascia and reducing impacts on the heel, making them the ultimate women’s walking shoes for heel pain and the ideal women’s shoes for heel spurs. Upgrade to the most comfortable women's Mary Jane shoes for heel pain: Walk comfortably and pain free or your money back!
CUSTOMER'S REVIEWS:
"Best shoe ever! I was having left heel and knee pain and honestly didn't expect my new Orthofeet shoes to help, but I was so pleasantly surprised! WOW, what a difference. I wore them all day at work the first day and even when I took them off after work, no pain at all. I have used the insoles in other shoes or worn these shoes almost every day and I am shocked at the difference in my heel and knee. I will be ordering more insoles and another pair of shoes. THANK YOU, Orthofeet!"
-- Cheryl Starling
ERGONOMIC SOLES
LIGHT WEIGHT, AIR CUSHIONING SOLES WITH ERGONOMIC-STRIDE™ DESIGN:
● Soften impacts;
● Alleviate heel pain;
● Add spring to your step;
ANATOMICAL ORTHOTIC INSOLES
ALL ORTHOFEET SHOES COME WITH ORTHOTIC INSOLES THAT OFFER THE BEST SOLUTION FOR WOMEN'S HEEL PAIN:
● Provide excellent arch-support;
● Help relieve heel and foot pain;
● Reduce pressure on the bottom of the foot;
● Enhance comfort & protection.
REMOVABLE SPACERS
TWO SETS OF REMOVABLE SPACERS (2 MM AND 3 MM) ARE AVAILABLE WITH EVERY PAIR OF SHOES.
● Allow to adjust the space inside the shoe for a perfect fit.
Heel pain is typically felt on the underside, or back of the heel, and can range from mild to extremely painful. It also has a range of causes, the most common being plantar fasciitis, a main cause of heel spurs. A heel spur is a calcium deposit that causes a bony like protrusion on the underside of the heel bone. Heel spurs usually start at the front of the heel, but they can extend all the way to the arch of the foot. Although heel spurs are often painless, they can cause a lot of heel pain. The pain can be intermittent or chronic, and inflammation sometimes occurs at the point of the spur’s formation.
How are heel spurs prevented and treated? Heel pain caused by heel spurs, unlike other foot conditions, may not respond well to rest since the pain is often at its worst when first getting up in the mornings. The best Treatment for heel spurs is stretching exercises, shin splints, pain-relief medication, corticosteroid injections, and physical therapy. Special women’s orthopedic shoes for heel spurs and heel pain that feature orthotic insoles and cushioning soles have also proven very effective in treating heel spurs and heel pain.
