If you wake up with stabbing heel pain when you take your first steps, you may be dealing with plantar fasciitis, inflammation of the tissue that runs along the bottom of your foot. It’s common among runners, professionals who stand all day, and anyone spending long hours on hard surfaces. The right shoes can make a huge difference.
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The staff at Lucky Shoes are very knowledgeable about the fit and function of all of our products. When you come into our stores we will help find the perfect shoe for your activity and style. We help you understand your feet and the products that will help you perform better and experience less pain. This blog is a start at providing this knowledge online but there is no substitute for sitting down with a knowledgeable salesperson, getting fitted properly and leaving with a perfect product for you.
Hoka’s Bondi series has been a fan favorite for years, known for its incredible cushioning and all-around comfort. But with the launch of the Bondi 9, there’s a lot to be excited about. If you’re wondering what’s new and how it compares to the Bondi 8, Lucky Shoes has you covered. Let’s take a closer look!
At Lucky Shoes, we are dedicated to providing exceptional footwear and expert service tailored to our customers’ specific needs. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in the rigorous training our employees undergo, ensuring they are well-equipped to assist customers with various foot conditions and needs. This training highlights the expertise and knowledge of our staff, making Lucky Shoes a trusted destination for high-quality footwear solutions.
If you have plantar fasciitis, it is important to select footwear that provides proper support and cushioning to alleviate pain and reduce any stress on your feet. Lucky Shoes carries a wide variety of shoes that help reduce the impact of all foot conditions. Remember to also stretch and massage your feet on a regular basis, wear shoes that fit properly, and avoid walking barefoot or wearing low support shoes. Consult with your doctor or podiatrist for more personalized recommendations.