

Best Plantar Fasciitis Shoes are designed to comfort, support and alleviate pain for sensitive feet
When heel pain slows you down, our plantar fasciitis shoes help you bounce back. Built with targeted support and cushioning where you need it most, these shoes help reduce pain and keep you moving comfortably through your day.
Available in men's and women's styles, with our 60-day wear test guarantee. Try them and feel the difference targeted support can make.



Shoe Features & Benefits
- Wide heel-to-toe construction: Reduces strain on the plantar fascia by distributing pressure evenly and accommodating swelling.
- Stretch uppers: Conform to your foot for a pressure-free fit, preventing irritation and accommodating sensitive feet with plantar fasciitis.
- Seam-free, padded interiors: Gentle on skin, preventing irritation and protecting tender heel/arch areas often sensitive with plantar fasciitis.
- Extensive widths (up to extra-extra wide): Provides ample room to reduce pressure on the inflamed plantar fascia and accommodate swollen feet.
- Orthotic insole with anatomical arch support & cushioning: Cradles the arch to reduce plantar fascia tension, while multi-layered cushioning absorbs impact and offloads pressure from painful heel and arch hotspots.


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Lightweight cushioning soles alleviate shock forces on the heel bone, helping reduce foot pain and plantar fasciitis symptoms.
It's worth noting that our premium orthotic insoles with adjustable arch support alleviate strain and pressure on the plantar fascia ligament and heel. Explore our insoles designed to support plantar fasciitis.
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Yes, shoes can trigger or exacerbate plantar fasciitis. Wearing a walking shoe, or a running shoe lacks proper support can put extra pressure on the plantar fascia and that can cause or worsen plantar fasciitis.
- High heels put a lot of stress on your feet, including the plantar fascia.
- Running or walking shoes with no cushioning don't absorb impacts on the feet and exacerbate plantar fasciitis symptoms.
- Worn-out shoes tend to lack proper support and cushioning.
- Shoes with a narrow toe box squeeze your toes together, pressuring the ball-of-foot.
- Flat shoes that don't offer any arch support, such as flip-flops or ballet flats. Instead opt for our orthpedic arch support shoes.
- Tight shoes compress and put pressure on your feet.
Yes, arch support lifts up, supports and stabilizes the arch of the foot, reducing plantar fascia pain and inflammation.
It’s important to find a supportive shoe or sandal with built-in arch support that help control over-pronation, and consequently work to alleviate the strain on the plantar fascia and the foot pain associated with it. When you need to use special insoles or custom orthotics for plantar fasciitis you should look for shoes that come with removable insoles, such as Orthofeet shoes, which feature removable insoles with built-in arch support in all their shoes, including our plantar fasciitis dress shoes