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Adidas Shoes For Bunions
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A bunion is the deviation of the big toe, resulting in a bony prominence on the inside of the mid-foot. This can be painful, particularly if shoes are tight and pinch the toes together or rub on the bunion. Finding well-fitting Nike shoes for bunions that have enough space to accommodate the bunion can significantly reduce the pain and discomfort in your big toe joint.
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Best Nike Shoes for Bunions
The best Nike shoes for bunions will have a wide toe box, good cushioning along the sole and a low heel-to-toe drop. Based on our extensive experience treating bunions, we recommend the Nike React Infinity 3 for mild bunions and the Nike Structure 24 for moderate to severe bunions.
Best Nike Shoe for Mild Bunions
We recommend the Nike React Infinity 3 as the best shoe for mild bunions.
The Nike React Infinity 3 is a well cushioned neutral shoe with a 8mm heel-to-toe drop. This keeps pressure of the forefoot and absorbs the impact of each stride.
In the wide fit size the shoe offers a spacious toe box to allow for the greater forefoot width of a bunion.
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Best Nike Shoe for Moderate to Severe Bunions
We recommend the Nike Structure 24 as the best shoe for moderate bunions.
The Nike Structure 24 is a supportive shoe for those who over pronate. Bunions change how the foot works and often with moderate or severe bunions the foot will over pronate.
The shoe offers a spacious toe box in the wide fit size. It has good cushioning under foot and a low 8mm heel-to-toe drop, keeping pressure off the forefoot.
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This is not medical advice. We recommend a consultation with a medical professional such as James McCormack before purchasing shoes for bunions. He offers Online Physiotherapy Appointments weekly.