Fitville Walking and Running Shoes Review

Fitville reached out to me as a physical therapist requesting an honest review of three models of their walking and running shoes designed specifically for people with painful foot conditions. To watch the full review, click here: Fitville Shoe Review

Highlights from the review of the Rebound Core, Stride Core and Refresh Core:

It’s important to note that these shoes are made for a wide or extra-wide foot. For those with a medium width or narrow foot, these will likely not be a good fit. They clearly demonstrate excellent quality in construction, design, materials and fabrics used. They offer sturdy, medium to rigid support.

Beyond the prerequisite wide foot, these shoes are likely to be helpful for those with a painful foot condition, including bunions, hammer toes, collapsed arches, flat feet, plantar fasciitis, heel pain, neuropathy, diabetes, and arthritis. They may also be beneficial for people with knee, hip and low back pain. They may also be a great choice for anyone who uses a custom orthotic, especially orthotics that are thick or have high arch support, which might make another shoe feel tight.

Fitville shoes are more modern and updated than a typical orthopedic shoe, while still offering all the benefits. These shoes are likely to appeal to people of all ages and the style is more universal than many athletic brands. In addition to their primary use comfortable walking, running and standing for long periods of time, they could also be worn as a travel shoe, every day shoe for running errands, and a great choice for casual social events that require extended standing or walking. Their weight is approx. 11-12 ounces, 320-340 grams, which is the middle of the range for walking shoes and on the heavy end of the range for running shoes.  Keep in mind these shoes are made for wide to extra wide feet, so they look wider than a medium width shoe.

To order Fitville shoes and for more information, click here: Fitville Shoe Information and Ordering