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

Thank you so much! I will check those links out! Especially the cancer one!
2 herniated discs caused the neuropathy and too much time passed til surgery, so this is the result I’ll live with. It’s better than the alternative.
We travel to Scottsdale for our first appt for the cancer tomorrow.

I wear the “ugly” Crocs. They are wide, have arch support, washable, and available in fun colors or the basics.

David - I have used nothing but Skechers Ghent up until a trial I’m doing today. I decided I absolutely have to try a sandal for when I go to the pool. I’m not so vain that the black Ghents with socks look awful, but it’s s chore taking them off and putting them on as I go/leave. Yesterday a pair of Skechers Go Walk Sandals arrived, so I will be trying those. They have adjustable straps to hopefully give the ankle and full foot support and control I need to walk and drive safely. I’m hoping the soles/cushion is very close to the Ghent so it’s not a confusing change to my brain/feet/gait. If they help me not get stares from the clueless at our pool who have no idea how something as simple as a shoe is critical in living with PN, then that’s just a bonus!

The ones most recommended for neuropathy are the Hoka 8’s. They are reinforced with a metal strip in the sole.

Thank you for the important tip! Yes, I have seen great reviews on the Hoka 8 even by people without neuropathy or serious foot issues. I'll see if Dick's has it on display. Hokas are overall rather pricey but would be worth it if it checks off all the boxes.😊

I too use HOKA sneakers. This is my second pair. I think their the best sneakers for my foot pain. They are true to size and seem to be well designed and built. They are not cheap. They go for around $165.00 but I think they are worth it. If you buy them on Amazon, I think they are returnable for a different size or money refunded.

I like Clark's Cloudsteppers. My feet feel almost normal in them. I especially like their flip-flops because they are adjustable. Clark's are a little expensive, but last a long time and sometimes they have good sales.

Hokas Clifton 9's help but its a $145 help Usually a loose-fitting shoe, What I find is the slippage irritates the souls of my feet

This thread has been very helpful. I learned about shoes I'd never even heard of before. Of course, the more I read, the dizzier I got. It felt something like wandering the dry cereal aisle at the supermarket. 🙂 But I took notes. And, wanting to try at least one of the brands I found mentioned here, I've ordered a reasonably priced pair of Skechers Performance Go Walk Arch Fit - Idyllic (that's quite a mouthful!). I'm lucky in that my PN doesn't give me foot pain; it just messes with my balance and gait. I've been wearing Nunn Bush. They're comfortable, but I can't say that they do much for my balance and gait. Thank you, all, who've been posting here! –Ray (@ray666)

Brooks and Dansko are two other good brands.