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High heels for bunions

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Teenymum · 13/07/2016 20:59

I'm off to the races next month and would really like to wear a nice pair of high heels, the problem is bunions! I know that within a few hours my feet will be killing me and I'll just want to put a pair of flats on. Can anyone recommend the most comfortable high heels for bunions?

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WellTidy · 13/07/2016 21:04

I have hideous bunions and the only heels I would wear are either wedges or Mary Janes. The sole must be super soft and flexible too. M and s foot glove wide fitting are good for me.

Teenymum · 13/07/2016 22:01

I've a few pairs of M&S footglove, I agree they are comfy but I'm looking for something a bit more dressy, I also have arthritis in my toes which is very uncomfortable when wearing court shoes, if only you could have foot replacements!

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WellTidy · 13/07/2016 22:05

Foot glove do occasionally do smarter shoes and sandals. I have some nude foot glove Mary Jane heels which I really look after so that they look good for occasions. Have you tried eBay? I've bought brand new foot glove wedges on there recently that were from a previous season.

Teenymum · 14/07/2016 10:26

I've googled shoes for bunions and keep coming across foot braces/supports to wear with shoes, have you ever tried them?

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WellTidy · 14/07/2016 18:06

I haven't, sorry.

MiaowJario · 14/07/2016 18:12

Another vote for wedges. Especially for the races, less likely to sink into the turf.

2016Hopeful · 18/07/2016 11:04

www.hushpuppies.com/UK/en_GB/eva-farris/20792W.html?dwvar_20792W_color=HW05277-408#cgid=women-shoes&start=1

These are really comfy and seem to hide my bunions! I wore them with a smartish summer dress at the weekend though they are on the casual side.

WellTidy · 18/07/2016 11:47

2016 How much flex is there in the sole of those hush puppies please? I've never been able to wear anything with cork or a platform under my feet as I tend to need a lot of flex in the soles of shoes.

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