- In Spring and Summer you can't go a day without seeing this wonder-comfort sandal on someone’s feet.
- Taos Trulie meets and exceeds a sandal requirements for many kinds of feet especially those with Plantar fasciitis
- 4cm slightly elevated heel provides the lift which can work wonders for relieving Plantar fasciitis pain.
- It has the the trio for helping Planter fasciitis in a shoe
- 1. arch support
- 2. cushioned soles.
- 3. Slightly elevated heel.
- DETAILS:
Supportive leather sandal made in Spain.
Velcro fastening offering a customisable fit
Lightweight, padded, contoured cork-polyurethane footbed lined in suede.
Material: Leather upper & lining, suede footbed lining, rubber outsole
Heel Height: 4cm
Trulie Black by TAOS. Recommended for Planter Faciitis
Dr. Suzanne Fuchs recommends this sandal for its “adjustable straps, contoured footbed with arch support and flexible outsole for plantar fasciitis relief."
The molded cork-polyurethane footbed is soft and comfortable to wear while strategically supporting the foot’s arch and metatarsal.
Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbes-personal-shopper/article/best-sandals-for-plantar-fasciitis/
Store Owner, Joanna has had Planter Faciitis twice so she knows how unbearable the stabbing, burning discomfort is.
Both times she went to see a podiatrist and her advice is it does heal but it does takes time.
A review of her shoes meant out with the flat and unsupportive and into arch support which introduced her to Birkenstock. Before that she was not into Birks at all thinking they were ugly and not her look.
The second time was more intense with podiatry, taped foot, custom orthotics made, plenty of calf stretching and sitting rolling a tennis ball under her arch.
Today she is committed 100% to the Birkenstock footbed and stocks an extensive range of arch-support footwear with features like ankle strap for support and a slightly elevated heel. Joanna wants to help her customers feel better and confident that they can wear shoes to help them cope and heal from planter faciitis.
"Isn't talking about feet charming" - Joanna x