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

I bought a pair can't wear them every day but they are like not wearing any shoes at all !!!

I bought a pair of flip flops from Bass Pro that has great arch support and so far have been great! Lot's of cushion and great for all day wearing around the house.

Please lmk the name of the brand. TY

I’m beginning laser therapy in June, it was helpful to hear you say that you found some relief!

Can you tell me the specific Hike Barefoot shoes you have? They sound great.

I've had ideopathic peripheral neuropathy for about 7 years. Several years ago I discovered Merinos Shoes and have found them to be very comfortable. Though they're made of wool, they're not hot in the summer and are warm in the winter. I don't need to wear socks with them, even though I live in northern MN. They provide comfortable support. I see they just announced a sandal but I've been very happy with the slip-ons. They do seem to have sales regularly. Just another option to consider.

The brand is REEF. The arch has small print that says "Anatomic Contouring." I bought a size 13 that fit perfect. They are expensive for a flipflop but well worth it for me. Hope they work for you. Picture attached.

I bought mine on Amazon. Here is the info. This is not the Hike brand shoe. It looks identical. Plus, on Amazon, you can return them easily.

Wide toe box, lets toes spread. Amazing! These are the only shoes I can wear. My neuropathy in my feet is painful. I go barefoot or in these shoes. Don't let the inexpensive price fool you. I can walk in these for hours. Miracle shoe.

Brand: ELETON
Hiking Footwear Barefoot Shoes Women's, Pro-Healthy & Non-Slip Water Shoe for Women Men, Wide Toe Running Shoes Boots Sneakers Unisex

I have 7 pairs of Barefoot Shoes from several brands. I just bought a new pair from Weweya brand on Amazon. They are absolutely the most comfortable ones to date. They have more cushioned feeling & have a stretch feature that that is really nice. $39.00.

Try OOFOS recovery sandals and maybe check out their shoes. I only have sandals, which are amazing around the house.

My walking shoes are by Ryka, very comfortable, esp with my custom orthotics in them. For dressier shoes, go to a custom shoe store for people with foot issues. They’re expensive but Naot (hand made in Italy) are very comfortable with removable insert so you can insert your own.

See if SCENAR therapy is available near you. My feet in socks and shoes were terrible before I received SCENAR.