Wearing the wrong shoes can affect your foot health and your overall well-being. In addition to causing foot pain and other conditions, improper footwear can lead to pain and deformities in your lower back and legs. 

We believe that you deserve footwear that will meet your comfort and style needs, and allow you to maintain an active, healthy, and productive lifestyle. Our bunions shoes, plantar fasciitis shoes, and so on are just as stylish as they are practical, making it easy to wear them with any of your daily attire. 

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The plantar fascia plays an important role in how you walk, providing arch support throughout the length of the foot while also helping with shock absorption. Repeated stress or overload to this tissue can lead to inflammation at one of its attachment points. Plantar Fasciitis is the most common cause of pain and discomfort across the bottoms of the feet. But the good news is that the right shoes can often prevent, or help you recover from plantar fasciitis.

WALKHERO proprietary Foot-Care™ technology works in tandem with nature to help your body cure foot discomfort. Our shoe has orthotic-inspired support that dynamically grips your heel to soften every stride. The anatomically shaped EVA footbed provides arch support while the platform helps relieve pressure from the heels. Plus, the firm yet flexible orthotic insole is removable, and the shoe has a deep heel cup for stability.

If you have flat feet, chances are you haven't given much thought to the type of shoe you should be wearing. That's because the condition - when the foot does not have a natural arch, which allows the entire foot to touch the ground is fairly common and typically painless. But even if your flat feet aren't causing you pain, wearing the wrong shoes could lead to other issues. So picking the right shoes can help prevent problems with flat feet.

WALKHERO’s line of shoes for flat feet helps you spring into action with shock-absorbing and Foot-Care™ technology that cups your heel and allows it to dynamically flex with each step. They’re made to become “one” with your foot, as the straps secure your feet in for effortless movement. The EVA-foam midsole comforts and supports a lacking arch with superior padding too. It is more important to wear the right shoes.

The plantar fascia plays an important role in how you walk, providing arch support throughout the length of the foot while also helping with shock absorption. Repeated stress or overload to this tissue can lead to inflammation at one of its attachment points. Plantar Fasciitis is the most common cause of pain and discomfort across the bottoms of the feet. But the good news is that the right shoes can often prevent, or help you recover from plantar fasciitis.

WALKHERO proprietary Foot-Care™ technology works in tandem with nature to help your body cure foot discomfort. Our shoe has orthotic-inspired support that dynamically grips your heel to soften every stride. The anatomically shaped EVA footbed provides arch support while the platform helps relieve pressure from the heels. Plus, the firm yet flexible orthotic insole is removable, and the shoe has a deep heel cup for stability.

If you have flat feet, chances are you haven't given much thought to the type of shoe you should be wearing. That's because the condition - when the foot does not have a natural arch, which allows the entire foot to touch the ground is fairly common and typically painless. But even if your flat feet aren't causing you pain, wearing the wrong shoes could lead to other issues. So picking the right shoes can help prevent problems with flat feet.

WALKHERO’s line of shoes for flat feet helps you spring into action with shock-absorbing and Foot-Care™ technology that cups your heel and allows it to dynamically flex with each step. They’re made to become “one” with your foot, as the straps secure your feet in for effortless movement. The EVA-foam midsole comforts and supports a lacking arch with superior padding too. It is more important to wear the right shoes.

Heel pain is one of the commonly reported foot complaints. The most common reason for pain under your heel is a condition that is called plantar fasciitis. It can make those first steps in the morning feeling like walking on needles for some people who have it. Think about it: Your heel hits the ground with a decent amount of force on every step you take. A lot can go wrong and leave your heels feeling achy, from simple overuse and inflammation to an actual bone fracture.

At WALKHERO each shoe we make features our innovative Foot-Care™ technology. Made with a foam insole and high cushioning, WALKHERO's line of shoes offers heel support that allows you to go the distance. The soles have a gender-friendly cushioning design, which supports the natural biomechanics of your feet, and the heel cup can also lessen the impact by stopping your heel from making contact with the ground.

Bunions make the forefoot widen during standing and inhibit proper forward motion at the great toe joint. If you notice that the joint at your big toe has a bony bump and your big toe doesn’t point straight ahead but angles toward your second toe, you are not alone, having a bunion is not uncommon. A bunion is a bony bump that forms at the base of the big toe when the bone or tissue at the joint moves out of place. Since this joint is responsible for carrying a lot of your weight when you walk, it becomes very important to have a comfortable pair of shoes. 

The best shoes for bunions offer a wide enough toe box so the bunion does not receive undue pressure from the side wall of the shoe. WALKHERO's shoes feature extra wide-toe boxes for a roomy metatarsal fit. In addition, our shoes keep the feet secure and supported all day because you don't have to sacrifice quality when selecting shoes for your bunions.

Heel pain is one of the commonly reported foot complaints. The most common reason for pain under your heel is a condition that is called plantar fasciitis. It can make those first steps in the morning feeling like walking on needles for some people who have it. Think about it: Your heel hits the ground with a decent amount of force on every step you take. A lot can go wrong and leave your heels feeling achy, from simple overuse and inflammation to an actual bone fracture.

At WALKHERO each shoe we make features our innovative Foot-Care™ technology. Made with a foam insole and high cushioning, WALKHERO's line of shoes offers heel support that allows you to go the distance. The soles have a gender-friendly cushioning design, which supports the natural biomechanics of your feet, and the heel cup can also lessen the impact by stopping your heel from making contact with the ground.

Bunions make the forefoot widen during standing and inhibit proper forward motion at the great toe joint. If you notice that the joint at your big toe has a bony bump and your big toe doesn’t point straight ahead but angles toward your second toe, you are not alone, having a bunion is not uncommon. A bunion is a bony bump that forms at the base of the big toe when the bone or tissue at the joint moves out of place. Since this joint is responsible for carrying a lot of your weight when you walk, it becomes very important to have a comfortable pair of shoes. 

The best shoes for bunions offer a wide enough toe box so the bunion does not receive undue pressure from the side wall of the shoe. WALKHERO's shoes feature extra wide-toe boxes for a roomy metatarsal fit. In addition, our shoes keep the feet secure and supported all day because you don't have to sacrifice quality when selecting shoes for your bunions.

Arthritis generally means joint inflammation. The most common joints in the foot to become arthritic are the big toe, midfoot and ankle joints. Adding stability and cushioning to an arthritic foot can change pain to comfort for a patient who's just trying to walk. People living with arthritis usually can make standing, or walking a challenge. That's why it's important to have a good pair of shoes. 

WALKHERO innovative Foot-Care™ technology dynamically cups your heel as you move, absorbing shock and saving sensitive joints from painful jolts. The built-in orthotic insoles support your arches to promote proper posture, and cushioning in all the right places keeps you moving. Because the stable soles that don't bend can easily gently propel you through the gait cycle, distributing your weight more evenly to reduce the strain of walking on the foot, ankle, and toes. Furthermore, the forefoot rocker takes the pressure off of the big toe joint and a good heel counter.

If you've got hammer toe, you know just how bothersome it can be. And you've likely realized that choosing the right footwear is key to managing the condition. The Hammer toe is marked by an abnormal bend in one of the toes (most often not the big toe), as a result of an imbalance of the small muscles, tendons, and ligaments that keep the toe straight. Over time, this permanently bent toe starts to rub on your shoe, often leading to callouses and corns on the top and bottom of your feet and it can be painful, particularly in the wrong shoes!

WALKHERO's range of shoes works best with hammer toes that have a generous toe box. Our shoes feature patented Foot-Care™ technology and built-in orthotic insoles to ensure a comfortable fit for your entire foot. Additionally, premium soft material in the upper of the toe box helps reduce friction from toes rubbing on the top, and a lower heel eases the pressure, making them the best walking shoes for hammer toes.

Arthritis generally means joint inflammation. The most common joints in the foot to become arthritic are the big toe, midfoot and ankle joints. Adding stability and cushioning to an arthritic foot can change pain to comfort for a patient who's just trying to walk. People living with arthritis usually can make standing, or walking a challenge. That's why it's important to have a good pair of shoes. 

WALKHERO innovative Foot-Care™ technology dynamically cups your heel as you move, absorbing shock and saving sensitive joints from painful jolts. The built-in orthotic insoles support your arches to promote proper posture, and cushioning in all the right places keeps you moving. Because the stable soles that don't bend can easily gently propel you through the gait cycle, distributing your weight more evenly to reduce the strain of walking on the foot, ankle, and toes. Furthermore, the forefoot rocker takes the pressure off of the big toe joint and a good heel counter.

If you've got hammer toe, you know just how bothersome it can be. And you've likely realized that choosing the right footwear is key to managing the condition. The Hammer toe is marked by an abnormal bend in one of the toes (most often not the big toe), as a result of an imbalance of the small muscles, tendons, and ligaments that keep the toe straight. Over time, this permanently bent toe starts to rub on your shoe, often leading to callouses and corns on the top and bottom of your feet and it can be painful, particularly in the wrong shoes!

WALKHERO's range of shoes works best with hammer toes that have a generous toe box. Our shoes feature patented Foot-Care™ technology and built-in orthotic insoles to ensure a comfortable fit for your entire foot. Additionally, premium soft material in the upper of the toe box helps reduce friction from toes rubbing on the top, and a lower heel eases the pressure, making them the best walking shoes for hammer toes.

Knee pain may be the result of an injury, such as a ruptured ligament or torn cartilage. Medical conditions — including arthritis, gout, and infections — also can cause knee pain. Knee pain is simply one of the most frustrating sorts of pains a person can experience. Aside from the fact that it hurts, we all know that there’s little rest for a sore knee — going about life, walking around, getting up and down the stairs and just existing feels painful. When you’re up and about, however, there are some shoes that can at least avoid exacerbating the issue.

WALKHERO works with the ortho-fit system to put your body in the best position to heal. Patented Foot-Care™ technology hugs your heels, dynamically moving with you to cushion impact and absorb shock. Built-in orthotic insoles are rigid where you need support and soft where you crave relief, which helps reduce the pain associated with knee pain while you don’t have to worry about expensive custom inserts.

Morton’s neuroma is a painful condition affecting the ball of the foot. It causes pain and numbness in the toes when walking or during impact activity as the interdigital nerve between the webspace of the toes becomes irritated and inflamed. Footwear plays a significant role in the cause and the resolution of Morton’s Neuroma. If a shoe is too tight-fitting, lacks support, or has a high heel, it can place excess pressure on the ball of the foot, leading to a neuroma.

The best shoes for Morton’s Neuroma are a cushioned trainer with a wide-fitting toe box. Moreover, a cushioned sole absorbs the impact and vibration that arises from the ground on impact to reduce irritation of the neuroma. At WALKHERO's footwear, we build over-the-counter arch supports and custom-molded orthotics into the shoe itself that help relieve irritation by lifting and separating the bones, reducing the pressure on the nerve. WALKHERO’s range of best shoes for Morton’s Neuroma can help you relieve pain without sacrificing style.

Knee pain may be the result of an injury, such as a ruptured ligament or torn cartilage. Medical conditions — including arthritis, gout, and infections — also can cause knee pain. Knee pain is simply one of the most frustrating sorts of pains a person can experience. Aside from the fact that it hurts, we all know that there’s little rest for a sore knee — going about life, walking around, getting up and down the stairs and just existing feels painful. When you’re up and about, however, there are some shoes that can at least avoid exacerbating the issue.

WALKHERO works with the ortho-fit system to put your body in the best position to heal. Patented Foot-Care™ technology hugs your heels, dynamically moving with you to cushion impact and absorb shock. Built-in orthotic insoles are rigid where you need support and soft where you crave relief, which helps reduce the pain associated with knee pain while you don’t have to worry about expensive custom inserts.

Morton’s neuroma is a painful condition affecting the ball of the foot. It causes pain and numbness in the toes when walking or during impact activity as the interdigital nerve between the webspace of the toes becomes irritated and inflamed. Footwear plays a significant role in the cause and the resolution of Morton’s Neuroma. If a shoe is too tight-fitting, lacks support, or has a high heel, it can place excess pressure on the ball of the foot, leading to a neuroma.

The best shoes for Morton’s Neuroma are a cushioned trainer with a wide-fitting toe box. Moreover, a cushioned sole absorbs the impact and vibration that arises from the ground on impact to reduce irritation of the neuroma. At WALKHERO's footwear, we build over-the-counter arch supports and custom-molded orthotics into the shoe itself that help relieve irritation by lifting and separating the bones, reducing the pressure on the nerve. WALKHERO’s range of best shoes for Morton’s Neuroma can help you relieve pain without sacrificing style.