Q: What are flat feet?

Flat feet, also known as pes planus or fallen arches, is a deformity where your feet have little-to-no arch in the sole. As such, people with flat feet have the entire sole of their foot coming into complete or near-complete contact with the ground.

Q: Are flat feet healthy?

Although flat feet aren’t inherently unhealthy, people with flat feet may be more prone to foot pain after walking or exercise. They may also suffer from ankle pain and instability, chronic pain even when not in movement, and pain in the lower back, knees, or hips.

Q: What are considered casual shoes?

Designed for comfort and daily wear, casual shoes for women and casual shoes for men feature a wide variety of styles. These can include sneakers, slip on shoes, sandals, and even loafers. Typically, casual shoes are often made from comfortable materials, such as canvas, suede, or soft leathers.

Q: Are sneakers considered casual shoes?

Sneakers are a popular choice of footwear for casual outfits. As casual shoes, they're a versatile option thanks to their laidback design, and because many sneakers are built to support you on physical activities, they're a go-to for when you want something both casual and comfortable.

Genetics can play a role in having flat feet. Notably, all babies have flat feet, but some won’t ever develop normal arches, thus leading to flat feet in adulthood. In some cases, flat feet can form after your arches have formed naturally. This can happen due to injuries like foot fractures, or diseases and conditions such as arthritis, diabetes-related nerve damage, and chronic tendonitis.

While standing, check the inner sides of your feet. If your feet are flat on the ground, then you have flat feet. If the inside part of your foot is raised off the ground while you’re standing, then you do not have flat feet. Another simple way to tell if you have flat feet is by doing a “wet test”. Wet your feet, then step on a piece of paper or cardboard. A footprint that shows the entire outline of your foot, with little to no curve on the inside, is indicative of flat feet.

Most people do not require treatment for flat fleet, especially if they don’t experience any symptoms. If you occasionally suffer from mild aches and pain from flat feet, you can try conservative treatment such as physical therapy, orthotics, and over-the-counter medication. You can also try some exercises at home, like toe spreads, heel raises, and stretches.

ABEO shoes are engineered to provide your feet with innovative comfort built to last. Our comfortable shoes offer all-day comfort thanks to BIOsystem® Orthotic Technology that delivers the perfect balance of anatomical support, responsive cushioning, and balanced alignment. Besides being crafted for comfort and support, our shoes also come in a wide variety of styles and silhouettes, ensuring you always have the right pair of shoes for every occasion and terrain.

ABEO shoes are built to provide your feet with superior arch and heel support, ensuring proper weight distribution and balance when walking. More than just your typical pair of orthopedic shoes, we provide footwear that looks good while feeling good all day long.

Other innovative features and benefits of ABEO shoes include:

Ergonomic cushioned soles soften steps to help foot and heel pain.
Deep heel cup helps stabilize feet and align the body to minimize fatigue.
Wider fit offers more room for wide or swollen feet.
Weight balancing arch support and cushioned heel cup reduce shock to help relieve plantar fasciitis.
Metatarsal footbed option has built-in metatarsal pad to help with forefoot pain.
Spacious toe box and added depth helps reduce pressure.

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