Bunions are painful and if you are a Field Hockey player, bunions can be extremely painful. Finding the correct shoes when you suffer from painful bunions can be difficult. Field Hockey Shoes tend to be tight and not wide enough to accommodate a bunion on a player’s foot. What do you look for in a field hockey cleat for someone with a painful bunion? It is simple. You need to look for a shoes with a large toe box as well as having the necessary width to accommodate the bunion. So that is what the list below includes.
Best Field Hockey cleats for bunion sufferers:
Mizuno 9-Spike Erupt 2 Turf– Wide Toe box with a forefoot flex response system helps the field hockey bunion sufferer with comfort and function.
ASICS Women’s Gel-Blackheath 4 Field Hockey Shoe: This shoe features a roomy toe box and wide width, as well as a gel heel in case you suffer from Sever’s disease or an overuse injury of the heel.
ASICS Women Gel V Cut Turf Shoe– Asics have very similar sneakers and models. These two models have a larger toe box and width than other models. Therefore they are preferable for bunion sufferers.
Adidas SRS 3 – This shoe has a wide toe box with the needed width. It is much superior to the Adistar, which has neither the width nor the toe box to accommodate a bunion comfortably.