Does anyone find that a type of shoe helps your foot neuropathy?

@solobeee1
I wouldn't mind trying a pair of barefoot shoes, but I'm skeptical that they don't have enough support and that it would be easier to injure or cut your foot which is a very serious matter in neuropathy if it leads to an infection. Have you worn an orthotic with barefoot shoes?
Take care,
Jake

yes FINN GOMERA sandals

I would try them on first before drawing conclusions.
I don’t think you would need any additional support.
There are thick ones that offer more comfort.
Look up Whitin Or Hike Barefoot Shoes on Amazon & choose the ones that are
thicker. You can always exchange them if they’re not right for you.

I have two questions about barefoot shoes. Are they comfortable for people with flat feet? Do you feel stones through the thinner soles?

Yes & no. Walking on rocks is doable but not great - flat feet should be ok.

Barefoot shoes have become my go to shoe with my feet neuropathy! They are comfortable, wide toe area and you can sense the ground you are walking on and I have never felt any sharp rocks etc. There was a recent study via an article about Hoka and Zero tennis shoes-- that shows there is way too much cushion and thus one does not exercise & condition the small and tiny muscles that are in the feet and toe area. Plus one is more prone to fall easier because of too much padding & cushion. That is where barefoot brand shoes shine! They constantly are conditioning and forcing one to use those muscles in your feet. I actually believe my neuropathy is lessened as far as the deadness/numb feel due to my barefoot shoes! I have nearly gone 100% of my time wearing my barefoot style shoes and my expensive Hoka and Zero tennis shoes sit on my shelves. Barefoot shoes on Amazon can go as low as $30-$45 and they are a great investment for your feet.