
Knee Pain Shoes for Men & Women
Innovative shoes work to help alleviate knee pain
- Premium orthotic insoles with anatomical arch support prevent the foot from rolling inwards, re-align the lower limb and knee, and improve knee joint function.
- Cushioning soles absorb impacts, softens every step you take and prevents much of the shock from getting to the knees.
- Firm heel counter along with wide soles increase stability and help control overpronation.
To see more footwear for Bunions: Slippers, Sandals, Boots, Sneakers, Dress
“I love them! I had some severe knee and foot pain and now I am free of pain! I can go up and down the stairs without going down one stair at a time! I would highly recommend the Orthofeet products!". -- Yvonne Andersen
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stretchable
Hands-Free
Kita Hands-Free - Rose
$134.95 $155.00
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Water Repellent
Slip Resistant
Talya Slip-Resistant - Black
$114.95 $150.00
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Water Repellent
Slip Resistant
Talya Slip-Resistant - Lavender
$114.95 $150.00
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stretchable
heel strap
Laguna Stretch Knit - Peach
$104.95 $125.00
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Sahara - Black
$104.95 $125.00
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stretchable
Lyra - Blue
$104.95 $125.00
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Waterproof
Leather
Dakota - Olive
$144.95 $160.00
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Waterproof
Leather
Dakota - Blue
$144.95 $160.00
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stretchable
Hands-Free
Yari Hands-Free - Black
$134.95 $155.00
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stretchable
Hands-Free
Yari Hands-Free - Gray
$134.95 $155.00
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Leather
Gemini - Brown
$104.95 $130.00
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Leather
Gemini - Black
$104.95 $130.00
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Leather
Leo - Brown
$114.95 $145.00
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Leather
Leo - Black
$114.95 $145.00
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stretchable
Leather
Tabor - Blue
$119.95 $145.00
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Waterproof
Leather Combo
Ridgewood - Black
$144.95 $160.00
Customer Reviews
Mysti Berry
"Great for my arthritic knees and hip. I have serious arthritis in both knees and one hip--large, wide feet with some swelling. There's room for my foot in these shoes, the support (arch support) is great, and I noticed some reduction in pain after wearing for just a few days. The laces-with-tabs feature makes it easy to get the shoes on in the morning (bending on one side is very hard). These shoes have more comfort and support (and are lightweight!) than shoes I've bought at twice the price."
Robert Vincent
"Knee solution! Since I've started wearing the Avery Island shoes my knees have gone from hardly able to walk to pain free. I've spent years trying to find a solution to my knee problem and so far these shoes have been the answer. I wore out two pair and just received two more pair. I wear them as a dress shoe, work shoe and even fishing and hiking shoe. Thank you!"
Yvonne Andersen
"I love them! I had some severe knee and foot pain and now I am free of pain! I am able to go up and down the stairs without going down one stair at a time! I would highly recommend the Orthofeet product!"
How Knee Pain Shoes for Men & Women Can Help Alleviate Symptoms

Premium Orthotic Insoles
Premium orthotic insoles with anatomical arch support control overpronation, prevent the foot from rolling inwards, improving knee function.
Arch Booster System
The Orthofeet Arch Booster can be added under the orthotic insole to increase the support under the arch, reducing inward rotation of the knee.
Cushioning Sole
Ergonomic soles with a mild rocker design and superior cushioning, reducing most of the shock from getting to the knees and hips.

Fitting Spacers
If the shoes are too loose you may get a snugger fit using the removable spacers that come with the shoes (1/16'' and 1/18'' thick), enhancing stability and comfort.
Innovative shoes work to help alleviate knee pain
- Premium orthotic insoles with anatomical arch support prevent the foot from rolling inwards, re-align the lower limb and knee, and improve knee joint function.
- Cushioning soles absorb impacts, softens every step you take and prevents much of the shock from getting to the knees.
- Firm heel counter along with wide soles increase stability and help control overpronation.
To see more footwear for Bunions: Slippers, Sandals, Boots, Sneakers, Dress
FAQs:
- Adequate cushioning in the midsole and heel area can absorb impact and reduce the force transmitted to the knees.
- Good arch support maintains proper foot alignment, which can have a positive impact on knee alignment.
- Higher heels or shoes with a significant drop can place additional stress on the knees.
- Shoes that provide appropriate flexibility, particularly in the forefoot area, allow for a more natural stride, reducing stress on the knees.
- A spacious toe box allows for proper toe movement, promoting even distribution of weight and reducing knee discomfort.
- Shoes that are lightweight can help reduce overall strain on the lower extremities, including the knees.
- Adjustable straps or laces allow you to achieve a snug and secure fit that suits your foot shape, improving stability.
Yes, shoe inserts or insoles can help manage knee pain. They can provide additional support, cushioning and alignment to the feet, which can have a positive impact on knee alignment and reduce pain.
The frequency of shoe replacement to prevent knee pain can vary depending on various factors, including the quality of the shoes, your activity level, and your individual gait and foot mechanics.
Yes, shoes can contribute to the development or exacerbation of knee pain.
- Shoes that lack adequate arch support or cushioning can lead to poor foot alignment, which can in turn affect knee alignment.
- Shoes with insufficient cushioning or shock absorbing properties may fail to absorb the impact and forces generated during walking, running, or other activities, resulting in increased stress on the knee joints.
- Inappropriate footwear for a specific activity can place additional stress on the knees.
- Shoes that are ill-fitting, too tight, or too loose can affect your gait and foot mechanics, leading to abnormal forces being transmitted to the knees. - Shoes with high heels place the knees in a flexed position, which can increase pressure on the kneecaps and lead to pain.
- Some shoes designed with rigid features to control foot motion can interfere with the natural movement of the feet and alter the forces transmitted to the knees.
Yes, flat shoes, such as those with minimal heel elevation or a zero-drop design, can promote a more natural alignment of the feet, ankles and knees, helping to distribute forces more evenly and reducing excessive stress on the knee joints. Shoes with minimal heel elevation can also decrease the pressure on the front of the knee, and allow the feet to move and function more naturally, distributing weight more evenly and aligning the knees.
Cushioned shoes, when properly selected and fitted, generally do not hurt the knees. In fact, they can provide benefits by absorbing shock, reducing impact forces and providing cushioning for the feet.