Stylish & Highly Comfortable Orthopedic Shoes

From lightweight running shoes with orthopedic support to soft and comfy orthopedic slippers, dress shoes, and even sandals with orthotic insoles, we stock a large collection of men’s and women’s orthopedic shoes from popular brands like Vionic and Apex. Discover superior quality, comfort, breathability, pain relief, and fashion rolled into one with our comprehensive collection! Keep reading to learn more about what to look for based on the conditions you're trying to address, or stop by anytime to shop for therapeutic footwear.

Stocking the Industry’s Best Orthopedic Shoes!

Vionic Shoes

Experience the same supportive arch you’ve come to love in Vionic’s sandals, now in the form of stylish sneakers, boots, flats, mules and more. With nearly everything in their line approved by the American Podiatric Medical Association, you know you’re getting more than style and comfort — you’re getting doctor-tested and approved footwear!

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Apex Shoes

Apex shoes feature a wide variety of shoe types and styles in men's and women's, including diabetic shoes, so you can find a shoe for any foot ailment. All shoes come in full and half sizes, as well as medium, wide, and extra-wide widths.

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How to Find the Best Shoes for Support

Depending on your specific needs, you’ll need different types of orthopedic shoes. Here are a few common foot conditions and the type of shoes you should look for:

High Arch Support Shoes

The best shoes for high arches combine excellent arch support with a structured shape. We carry a wide variety of options for high arches, from walking shoes with arch support to stylish boots. While you’re shopping, look for:

• Well-Defined Support: Footwear designed for high arches should provide firm, well-defined support that aligns with the natural curve of your foot, helping to distribute weight evenly and reduce pressure on the heel and ball of the foot.
• Cushioning: High arches can cause your forefoot to absorb more shock with each step, so it's crucial for men and women with high arches to choose footwear with excellent cushioning, particularly in the midsole. Look for materials like EVA foam or gel that can provide added comfort and shock absorption.
• Structured Shape: Shoes with a structured shape help maintain stability and prevent your foot from rolling inward (overpronation) or outward (supination). This structure can help alleviate pain and prevent injuries.

Shoes for Flat Feet

If you have flat feet, it’s important to select the right footwear for your needs. We stock the most supportive walking shoes, sandals, and more right here at The Bone Store, providing your feet with the extra boost that they need. Here's what to look for:

• Firm Arch Support: Shoes with good arch support help reduce pressure on the muscles and ligaments of your feet. The best arch support shoes for flat feet provide comfort without overcorrecting.
• Stability Features: Footwear designed for flat feet should include stability features to prevent overpronation. Look for reinforced midsoles, which help maintain proper alignment. A supportive heel counter (the part of the shoe that wraps around your heel) can also provide added support.
• Cushioning: Cushioning is important for absorbing impact, especially if you spend a lot of time standing. Choose a pair with good cushioning in the midsole and heel areas to provide comfort and reduce pressure on the arches.
• Wide Toe Box: Shoes with a wider toe box allow your toes to spread naturally, providing better balance and reducing the risk of discomfort. This is particularly beneficial for flat feet, as it helps maintain a stable foundation.

Diabetic Shoes

People with diabetes also need good support shoes, especially since diabetes can take a toll on your foot health. Here’s what to look for in a good pair of diabetes-friendly orthopedic shoes:

• Ample Cushioning: The ideal shoe should have plenty of cushioning for maximum shock absorption. Look for memory foam or gel insoles for maximum comfort. This helps prevent foot pain and reduce pressure on sensitive feet, especially for diabetic individuals managing their weight.
• Superior Protection: Your shoes of choice should have soft, non-binding uppers that prevent slippage, but do not restrict blood flow. Look for a wide toe box and extra depth to prevent cramping and reduce the risk of blisters and sores. The ideal shoe will be seamless, with a smooth interior lining and no internal edges that can rub against the skin.
• Supportive Arch and Heel: Solid arches and a firm heel counter are crucial for maintaining foot stability, balance, and alignment. Stability is especially important for those with neuropathy, who may have a decreased ability to feel pain in their feet.
• Breathable Materials: Diabetes can cause poor circulation, making it important to choose breathable materials like mesh or leather. These materials help keep sensitive feet dry and cool, reducing the risk of infections.

The Bone Store Also Proudly Supplies the Following:

• Vionic
• Spenco
• Apex
• Powerstep
• Shoes & Boots
• Sandals
• Slippers
• Toe and Foot Products
• Canes
• Wheelchair and Transport Chairs
• Power Mobility
• Compression Products
• Sleep Page
  

Your Go-To Orthopedic Shoe Store

Whether you're looking for lightweight comfort, improved mobility, or just more room to breathe, what you wear on your feet matters. Contact The Bone Store today, or check out our reviews to see why so many customers shop for orthopedic walking shoes with us! We're looking forward to helping you discover a new standard of comfort and walk pain-free again.