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Best Shoes And Inserts For Plantar Fasciitis

Today, we’re going to talk about the best shoes and inserts for plantar fasciitis. You will see what type of shoes are best, what to look for in those shoes, and what type of inserts will be helpful and why. So check out the video below to learn more.

Did you know that plantar fasciitis is the most common foot issue? Around 10% of the population has to deal with this ailment.

And it’s not always caused by running or athletic endeavors.

In fact, there are industries where it tends to be more prevalent than others.

For example…

And the warehouse industry.

Treating plantar fasciitis can be a very frustrating experience as well.

But the first step is getting it diagnosed by a doctor so you can know for sure that you are dealing with PF.

Once you know for sure, there are many ways you can treat it.

One of the simplest ways is to wear the best shoes and inserts for your feet.

That being said, there’s a good chance that your current shoes are not helping. In all likelihood, they’re probably making it worse.

But when you look for the best shoes and inserts, you have to know what will actually help.

Just because a commercial says a soft insert will be best for you does not mean it will.

In fact, a soft insert could be the worst thing for you.

So to find what works best, you’ll need shoes that have specific features, such as a strong heel counter, good cushioning, and a rocker.

Not all shoes have this.

Many times, you’ll need an insert too.

The inserts will generally need a deeper heel cup, and a way to support your arch.

And in the video above, you’ll see more details about why.

But the only way to know for sure what the best shoe and insert are for your feet is to try them on and have them fitted.

Without a professional fitting, you’ll just be shooting in the dark and hoping it will work.

And if your plantar fascia pain is really getting to you and you need help with it, I can help you find the best shoes and inserts for your feet.

If you’d like my help, scroll down below and schedule an appointment.

Once you do that, I’ll be able to help you find the best shoes and inserts for plantar fasciitis pain.

Best Shoes For Restaurant Workers

Would you like to know what the best shoes for restaurant workers are? In the video below, I’ll reveal what to look for and a few brands that will fit the bill for any type of restaurant work.

Are you a chef, a waiter, a baker, or someone who works in the restaurant industry? Then you know way better than I do about how much time you have to spend on your feet.

The demands that are placed on your feet while you’re working are pretty significant.

On top of that, there are other hazards that you have to pay attention to, such as liquids, oils, and food. All of these can create issues while you’re working.

We’re not just talking about those things getting on your shoes.

We’re talking about slipping and falling because of these liquids or foods.

So with the hours you spend on your feet, the hard surfaces, and the slip and fall hazards, it’s so important that you wear the right shoes.

Of course, you can go out and buy any ole’ shoe from the big box stores or even online…

But how do you really know if those are the ideal shoes for your working conditions?

You see, the best shoes for restaurant workers are ones that provide good support, are durable, and also provide good grip.

In the video above, you’ll learn about a few brands and shoes that will work best for you.

Remember, just because a colleague loves a shoe or recommends it doesn’t necessarily mean it will be right for you.

On top of the brands mentioned in the video, you will also want to make sure the shoe fits correctly.

That’s where we can help.

If you’d like to try on a pair of shoes that are mentioned in the video and want to make sure they fit correctly, then scroll down and select a time to come in for an appointment.

You’ll not only be able to try different shoes, but we’ll also help you find the right ones, fit them to your feet, and help address any other foot issues if you have them.

So check out the video here, and then schedule your appointment by setting up a time below.

Best Shoes For Standing All Day

The best shoes for standing all day may not be what you think. Actually, let’s rephrase that. The best brands you can wear if you’re standing all day are not what you think. In the video below, you’ll see two good brands that have good shoes for you if you’re on your feet all day.

There are so many jobs and industries out there that require you to be standing all day.

The medical industry.

Construction.

Teaching.

Etc.

And for each of those industries, some shoes are better than others.

But there are also other brands and shoes that you can wear that will fit the bill.

To most people’s surprise, it’s not the big-name brands that you would think of. The best shoes for standing all day generally come from smaller brands.

These smaller brands use higher-quality materials, spend more time designing and creating the shoes, and tend to be more focused on having shoes that are just better.

In the video above, you’ll see what two of these brands are.

You’ll learn why the shoes from these companies are good, and you’ll learn about some of the features as well.

So if you are on your feet all day and your feet are hurting, the first thing you want to look at is your shoes.

There’s a good chance that either the shoes are not of good quality or they’re worn out and you need a new pair.

If you continue to wear them, you could end up with pain.

And once you have pain, things can get worse quickly with the wrong pair of shoes.

So it’s important to find the right pair for you.

If you’d like to try the pairs that are discussed in the video or are on your feet all day and dealing with pain…

Scroll down and schedule an appointment in the calendar below.

Lastly, if you want to read the transcript of this video, here it is…

Today I’d like to talk about the best kind of shoe to wear when you’re standing all day. What you want is a shoe that fits. The last thing you want to do is shove your foot inside a shoe feel cramped, restricted, and creating negative effects. So shoes that really tend to work well are shoes by the Israeli company Naot, and American manufacturer San Antonio shoes . They feature a nice firm sole, a low offset, a good firm heel counter, removable insoles so the shoes are compatible for Orthotics. We have many many shoes in here that can fill that bill of best shoe to wear. But bottom line is they gotta fit. Just make sure your toes are breathing, that you can even grab a little inside the shoe without it being sloppy. And make sure that they have a good firm shank, that they fit the shape of your foot, and hug that heel. If you have any questions, want to come in, just try shoes on we’re always here ready to help.

Best Shoes For Retail Workers

Today, we are going to talk about the best shoes for retail workers. You’ll learn about a few different brands and see how they are broken up into two separate categories. Check out the video below to see what is best.

If you’ve ever spent hours walking around the mall, then you know how tiring it can be. Imagine doing that day in and day out.

Well, that’s what most retail workers do.

And at the end of the day, not only are they exhausted, but their feet, knees, and backs are sore as well.

Over time, this can create a lot of issues.

So the type of shoes they wear is crucial to keeping their feet happy and preventing future pain.

In the video above, I’ll break down exactly what brands are popular and even what shoes.

It’ll be broken up into two categories.

Sneakers
Dress Casual Shoes

So if you are a retail worker or know someone who is, this video will be useful for you.

If you’d like to try any of these shoes on, either click here to schedule an appointment or scroll down below to schedule it.

Oh, and here’s the transcript of the video if you’d like to see that.

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Today I’d like to talk about shoes for retail work purposes. Sneakers are pretty big, I’m big on New Balance. Of course, Hoka, there’s a lot of brands out there. These are tried and true, the 990s, they’re staples in the New Balance line. Made in a lot of widths. Also in the dressier category, there’s really nice looking dress casuals by Mephisto and SAS and, you know, Na’ot. That features removable inner soles. actually structured orthotics even. We have so many styles in here. This is just a tiny little sampling, but pretty much it’s divvied up into people who are wearing sneakers and people who want to wear more of a dress casual shoe for the retail environment. So if you want to try a pair on, come on in.