To help you find the best shoes for bunions, we consulted several podiatrists for their insights and shoe recommendations.

Sandals, work shoes and sneakers for men and women that promise to be kind to bunions and other foot problems.

Trying to choose between walking shoes and running shoes? From treads to foams to uppers, there are plenty of differences to ...

These high-quality sneakers are a popular choice for cushioned running shoes —but they’re also great for walking and everyday ...

Skechers aren’t known for their stylish designs, but the Arch Fit 2.0 Star Bound sees the company creating a versatile ...

When I'm looking for a good walking shoe, I want something that is proportionate from heel strike to toe off and has a solid mix of cushion and stability,' says Schaeffer, who notes that comfort ...

The toe box is surprisingly a perfect fit and ... Appleton notes that it's her all-time fave On walking shoe for its high-stack cushion, meaning it has a lot of thick foam between your foot ...

A larger heel drop indicates a higher heel in relation to the toe, while a low or zero drop shoe is flat and most closely mimics walking barefoot. According to New York podiatrist Nelya Lobkova ...

which Daughtry says some people won't find as comfortable in a walking shoe. Also, the wider toe box design may mean this shoe is too wide for those with a narrow foot. Lastly, like most Hokas ...

You don’t want to be part of that group. Look for walking shoes that have adequate arch support and feature a moderate heel-to-toe drop of 6-10 millimeters for maximum comfort. Make sure to ...