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August 08, 2023

Comfort Features: Bunion Pockets

Foot Health & Wellness

We know how important shoes are to an outfit, but is any type of fashion trend worth the risk of developing bunions or making bunions worse? Styles like high heels, narrow shoes, and pointed-toe shoes compress the toes together and force the big toe to point toward the other toes, which causes bunions to develop. Depending on the style, select Aetrex Shoes have bunion pockets built-in which helps relieve pressure from painful bunions.

BUNION POCKETS IN AETREX SHOES

Bunion pockets are strategically placed straps that provide a void for bunions without adding any pressure or restriction, giving you comfort where you need it most. The straps are placed to go above and below the bunion, relieving any pressure on the actual area to help keep you comfortable.

Aetrex Comfort Features Bunions

The Jillian is our best-selling sandal year after year because of its supportive comfort features. Along with arch support, memory foam cushioning, and more, the Jillian Sandals also include bunion pockets.

Aetrex comfort features bunions

The first two straps on the left side are designed to create a pocket that relieves pressure from bunions, while also keeping your foot secured in the sandal.

Aetrex comfort features bunion pockets

Along with bunion pockets, features like stretchy knit materials and memory foam cushioning can also help relieve pressure from bunions.

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Reference: Dr. George Ampat FRCS (Tr & Orth), Consultant Orthopaedic Spinal Surgeon
DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this guide is not provided by medical professionals and is provided for informational purposes only.  The information on this guide is not meant to substitute consulting with your podiatrist, doctor or other health care professional. The information available on or through this guide is in no way intended to diagnose, influence treatment or cure any foot or other health problems nor is it a substitute for the services or advice of a podiatrist, physician, or health professional.  You should always consult a physician licensed in your state in all matters relating to your health.