Got these today are they any good have it 2 months now right foot , sketchers arch fit , I have sketchers…

Got these today are they any good have it 2 months now right foot , sketchers arch fit , I have sketchers trainers with support insoles I put in , they are good for me, I’m fed up of it now fed up of the pain , and limping

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Community comment#1

Senzio miracle balm is brilliant . Really helps with the pain , it’s expensive but good.

Community comment#2

Do your calf stretches daily. Great to have orthotics or inserts for your shoes. I wear New Balance sneakers with custom orthotics outdoors and Hoka slides indoors. Just don't go barefoot.

Community comment#3

My dr said no Skechers. Period.

Community comment#4

there nice do you have a link to this actual shoe from sketches

Community comment#5

My podiatrist told me No Sketchers.

Community comment#6

They are bearable for me

Community comment#7

I have similar ones not work for me.

Community comment#8

I have these in black. Very comfy so far. I also have the Skechers arch fit “Cali breeze” Birkenstock style sliders. They are made of the same stuff & very squishy on the heel, so perfect with my heel spur! I’m just over 3 months for me. Hope they help. This is such a good day & bad day journey xx

Community comment#9

Yes they are making life bearable for me now for the first time in 2 years. Been wearing for about 2 months

Community comment#10

Get better shoes!!

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#11

I’ve seen that , does it work then

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#12

thank you for the referral, I’ve seen it but been skeptical bc I’ve tried so many things

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#13

I’ve tried different creams and insoles but nothing seemed to work . I’ve just finished my first tin it took a week or so to start getting easier but now I can walk without limping and have no pain.

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#14

it was a life saver for me . I put it on twice a day and I can walk without any pain .

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#15

well they help me , period

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#16

I don’t go barefoot ever , I do calf stretches too

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#17

I bought them of eBay, there new

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#18

everyone is different I guess

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#19

True. What works for one doesn’t work for another. But Sketchers are on his No list for everyone. He wants PF sufferers in a good quality running shoe.

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#20

If you take them on vacation I would take a back up pair because mine did rub blisters with a lot of walking.

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#21

not for holidays

Community comment#22

Can you tell me exactly where your pain is? I’m having pain on inner part of heel, I wear OOFA slides in the house and they feel great, but tennis shoes hurt really bad.

Community comment#23

Start by taping for a few weeks with shockwave treatment

Community comment#24

I have crocs like your sandles they do help..sketchers never helped me..

Community comment#25

For me they didn't help. I have low arches . My Crocs have been my saving grace .

Community comment#26

Sketchers Foamies arch fit …. They are so comfortable and look stylish rather than some other brands. I have them in this colour and black and wouldn’t be without them

Community comment#27

Oooo me likey 👍🏼

Community comment#28

You will find out. Some shoes work for some but make it worse for others. It is completely trial and error as far as I can tell and not always the expensive options that work best.

Community comment#29

I have sketchers arch support trainers and they help, also crocs In house. Think mine is getting better but scared to go back to my other shoes or boots

Community comment#30

I got the same ones as you this summer, I loved them and was so happy to finally where sandals, then after a month my feet were killing me, I hadn't had any pain since I got my orthotics 4 yrs ago , now the pain won't go away no matter what I do.

Community comment#31

I have a pair of them, but white, wore them on a lot of walking around Harrogate and Aberdeen, my PF foot had zero distress.

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#32

yes and in the meantime we pay a small fortune on finding what helps. I use a night splint which helps a little fir when i get up. But even exercises 2 years on still a nightmare

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#33

i do well with cheap, massage flip-flops from temu but the season is running out for them now. A wide toe box and deep, squishy sole in the winter works so if I'm not in a Crocs work clog it's a strange day indeed.