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When having symptoms caused by you shoes, try to switch shoes. The information below was collected from the different Facebook pages for HNPP patients and are completed with personal experiences.
When a shoe seems to put pressure somewhere, ask the seller if they are able to widen them. There are tools, like a shoe tensioner, for doing it. Show where you feel the pressure and they might be able to widen that piece of the shoe. It's better to have them widen it, than buying a shoe that is too large.
Soft insoles might help for avoiding numbness.
Socks
Socks
Bombas socks
For hiking: Darn Tough socks over Injinji toe liner socks
Shoes recommended by other patients
Shoes recommended by other patients
Shoes
Mephisto (sneakers)
Gabor (sneakers)
Hartjes
New balance
Crocs LiteRide
Asics Gel-Sonoma 7 (to releave stress on lower back and have a fixed step. Not too soft or stiff. Very light.)
(Flat) womens dress shoes
Earth brand
Clark's
Mephisto
Dr Scholl's shoes
Propet brand
Mary Jane shoes
Women's crocs at work (flat)
Marks & Spencer: Footglove
Orthofeet
Mens dress shoes
Loafers
Sport shoes
Xsensible (light weight, very comfortable)
Swift Fit
Hiking shoes
Salomon hiking shoes
Allrounder (light weight, very comfortable)
Altra Lone Peaks: wider toe box and mid for ankle support
Ecco biom walking boots: reinforced toes and shock absorbers in the sole.
nov8 ROCLITE PRO G 400 GORE-TEX
Sandals
Mephisto
Skechers Archfit
Birkenstocks (soft soles) (example: Arizona Soft Footbed)
Sketchers slippers
Oofos recovery
Haflinger slippers
Fitflop
Spenso
Keen footwear
Work boots
Skechers
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