What do you look for in Saucony shoes when you have a bunion? Well, most Saucony shoes are availble in two widths so getting the widest width would be the right idea. But another feature you are going to want in your shoe is a wide toe box. The toe box will allow room for the bunion and take pressure off the bunion, where the pain can arrive from friction on the bunion’s bursa. Below I have listed what I believe to be the best Saucony Shoes for people with bunions:
Saucony Triumph 10– Look at the width in the forefoot of this toe box. You can really tell a lot about these shoes just by their appearance. A narrow toe box will cause pain. A wide, roomy one like with the Triumph will be comfortable.
Saucony Ride 6– Here again you have a wide toe box, but you have the bonus feature of a rocker bottom type shoe. A rocker bottom will take stress off your big toe joint. If you are having arthritis issues in addition to your bunion this maybe the shoe you should look for.
Saucony Original Jazz Sneaker– If you have a severe bunion this maybe the shoe to get, if you can get over the shape and look. This shoe has one of the larger toe boxes you will find for sale anywhere.