Shoes. This is a part of our lives where fashion speaks to us in a very specific way. In fact, shoes are the only part of the overcoat that can cause serious health problems if the wrong size or type is chosen: t-shirts, shirts, pants, and underwear are easy to fit, but shoes are not.
-Sandals, called stirrups, have become fashionable again in the last three years. These are lightweight shells with flat insoles, tied with very thin leather straps that cover the calf to knee level. However, these can only be worn for a limited time. When the feet begin to swell naturally with exercise, the straps can dig into the skin, causing painful injuries and even abrasions. Choose sandals with wide straps, preferably made of fabric, that fit the foot well.
-We are not certain who came up with this idea, but in any case, this footwear is frowned upon not only by medical professionals, but also by most men who have to watch this fashion trend with their own partners. These products are reminiscent of medieval torture devices, but back then, feet were inserted into similar clips. Why, then, would they voluntarily cause bunions, hammertoes, deformed arches, uncomfortable pain, and poor posture due to increased pressure on the spine?
Inadequate sizing– You may have had your share of salesmen who boast that their shoes will always stretch and fit. That is not true. This is only true for some full leather products and is not true in all situations, especially after a very long time. In the meantime, you will suffer from corners, scratches, leather hardening, and most importantly, pain and discomfort. Shoes that press against you are not appropriate for your feet. If possible, try sloping surfaces and stairs. Any reputable retailer will be aware of this and will be sure to accommodate you.