Shoes that are too tight cause the toes to be compressed and cramped. This can quickly lead to discomfort and pain during everyday activities. The toes are important sensors and provide the body with stability and balance. With the right footwear, the anatomical alignment of the spine helps prevent postural problems, relieves pressure on the intervertebral discs, and protects the joints. The illustration shows how the feet can assume their natural barefoot shape in BÄR shoes. Your feet will thank you!
Foot deformities – The consequences of shoes that are too tight
With so-called hammer toes or claw toes, the toes are compressed in the front of the shoe and become deformed. After some time, they may no longer be able to return to their original position. Other foot misalignments, such as splayed, flat, or overpronated feet, can also contribute to this. The pressure points that develop inside the shoe often cause corns, which can be painful. Finding shoes also becomes increasingly difficult because the toe area is too narrow.
