Skechers for Bunions

Bunions are caused by the deviation of the big toe inwards and the deviation of the knuckle of the big toe outwards. There is a genetic element to who gets bunions, but poor, tight-fitting footwear can contribute to the development of this change in foot shape. As the forefoot widens, you can experience rubbing and compression against the inside of shoes, and as the arch flattens, you may experience pain under your foot. Finding the right fitting, supportive and well-cushioned footwear can make a big difference to your levels of comfort and can support the efficient biomechanics of your foot through each stride. 

James McCormack is a Physical Therapist who specialises in knee, foot & ankle injuries. www.james-mccormack.com participates in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. Earnings from this are used to create free-to-read content without affecting the price of the shoes we recommend.

Best Skechers for Bunions

The best Skechers shoes for bunions will have a spacious toe box to prevent pinching the toes together and rubbing the side of the big toe. And they will have good cushioning and a low heel to toe drop to reduce the impact of each stride through the big toe joint. With our experience of treating bunions, we recommend the best Skechers for bunions are the Skechers GO WALK Workout Walker, Skechers GO RUN Arch Fit Razor 4 and the Skechers GO RUN Max Road 6.