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

I agree with Crocs! They are the most comfortable shoe I can wear and use them in the house 100% of the time. I bought a pair of HOKA Bondi 8 for town and am so please with them that I just ordered another pair. They are like walking on a cloud.

HOKA Biondi 8's have helped my sore feet up to 30 days for any reason. Some have a 60 day return. They go for around $165

that should say 30 to 60 day return.

I have also found orthofeet shoes to help. I have recently purchased Sketchers and Hoka brands which also help. The type of shoe has made a great difference in comfort and relief of discomfort.

Does Arch supports help?

Cloud Cushion Slides

The soles are thicker than Crocs, very very cushiony. Available in several colors. They ship from Asia, take a long time to get here. I wear them all the time.

My husband also bought
Hoka sneakers and loves them. They are helping him walk better. No other shoes helped. He had Oofos before these and they made no difference in his walking.

After many years of trying different brands of sneakers and orthotics $$$, , I had a several good years with SAS and prescription orthotics. I learn that Medicare would give me one pair of ugly, prescription shoes—just the opposite of what I was wearing. Instant relief—loose toe box, god heal control… unfortunately if you have to pay full price, you, they were $1500. Actually, not bad vs trial and error wasted off the shelf

I wear soft slippers out and about and when at home unless it is wet and rainy out and it is somewhat helpful in terms of how I feel

The only shoes I can wear are Skechers - many sorts so you need to try them on and walk in them a bit - easy to get on and off, can be put in the washer on cold, do not put in dryer