A chiropodist is called upon to deal with a large range of problems that can affect the feet. These could include problems caused as a result of certain conditions such as arthritis, but are more commonly caused in healthy people who have either experienced an accident or suffered from poorly-fitting shoes in the past.

A chiropodist is the first port of call in such a situation, and they will provide you with specialist information and advice on how to take care of your feet and to resolve the problem.

Problems in the basement lead to problems in the attic. If your feet are not cared for properly, they can lead on to developing a range of problems and causing damage to a whole range of other parts of the body, including the knees, the back, the neck and the hips. Sometimes pain is felt in these areas when the feet seem to be fine, and as a result people are unaware of what the problem is.

However, we take our feet for granted, and it is only when something goes wrong that we decide to take action. Problems can also arise as people get older and it becomes more difficult to look after their feet. Suddenly cutting your toenails can become a real task, and long toenails can lead on to discomfort and other problems.

Any chiropodist will tell you that a good pair of shoes will go a long way to solving the majority of foot problems, and will prevent them from occurring in the first place. Many shoes on the market are not suitable, either because they are too small, don't fit well enough, or don't provide enough support for the wearer. Fashion is always considered above safety, and this can lead to developing blisters, corns and other conditions that are far more serious.

Our specially designed shoes are recommended by chiropodists because they are made with comfort, support and safety in mind. However, they have also been designed to be fashionable as well as safe as, contrary to popular belief, the two are not mutually exclusive.

Features which make our shoes so suitable for people with foot problems include adjustable fasting, low heels, breathability and cushioned inner linings amongst others. This goes a long way to helping feet that are already suffering, and can even prevent a visit to the chiropodist in the first place.