During the summer months it is important to wear the most supportive sandal or flip flop to help prevent various foot ailments. When looking for the right shoe first and foremost, the more surface area contact there is between
the foot and the sandal, the more support the foot will have. This means
the wider the sandal and the higher the arch, the better the support as
this will provide more of a foundation especially for people who suffer from low arches.
The next consideration is stability. This is best accomplished by
finding sandals that are adjustable as opposed to sliding on. Adjustable
straps or Velcro fasteners are keys to a stable fit. Wide straps are preferred compared to narrow straps.
We suggest the Chaco sandals, which
tend to be wide, have a high arch and have fully adjustable straps.
FitFlop sandals are also wide with a high arch in addition to a thick,
cushioned midsole with wide upper straps. Orthaheel has a great
selection of styles, many with adjustable straps, high arches and cushioned heel supports. Birkenstock is another nice option for summer sandals.
The Lowcountry's Heel Pain Specialists, Dr. Andrew Saffer & Dr. Adam Brown are putting your feet first. Our doctors have a 95% cure rate for acute and plantar fasciitis with aggressive conservative treatment. If surgery is required it is minimally invasive with a quick recovery time. Our heel pain specialists utilize state of the art minimally invasive options such as Shockwave (EPAT) and Topaz. Refer to our frequent blogs on various treatment options for acute and chronic heel pain.
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