Why a Wide Toe Box Helps
Narrow, tapered shoes push the toes together and can press on a bunion at the side of the big toe joint. A wide, foot-shaped toe box lets the toes spread naturally and takes pressure off the front of the foot. That's why wide toe box footwear is often suggested for bunions and wide feet.
What to Look For
- A toe box that's widest at the toes, not at the ball of the foot
- A soft, seamless upper with no stitching over the bunion
- Arch support, which helps keep weight from shifting forward
- Enough length that your toes don't touch the front
RESTORE Clogs for Bunions
RESTORE Clogs were designed with a wide, foot-shaped toe box and a seamless molded EVA upper. The brand says the room helps reduce pressure around bunions, crowded toes and the front of the foot. The built-in arch support and cushioning help with overall comfort. Reviews on the brand's site often mention wide feet and toe room.
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Other Wide Toe Box Options
- Crocs Classic Clog: roomy and widely available, but with minimal arch support. Compare
- OOFOS OOcloog: roomy and very soft. Compare
- Birkenstock Boston: comes in regular and narrow widths; the leather/suede may stretch over time. Compare
Fit Tips for Bunions
Measure your feet at the end of the day, and size up if you're between sizes. Check the insole widths in our RESTORE sizing guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are clogs good for bunions?
Clogs with a wide, foot-shaped toe box and a seamless upper can be comfortable for bunions because they don't squeeze the toes.
Do RESTORE Clogs have a wide toe box?
Yes. The toe box is foot-shaped and designed to let your toes spread naturally.
