https://community.qvc.com/t5/Shoes/Bunions-OW-Brands-best-for-bunions-esp-pumps/m-p/308259#M9724 <P>I have painful bunions, which is a stupid name for such a painful condition, isn't it?!</P> <P>I have learned to avoid shoes that seem to hurt the most, such as pumps or fully-closed-in shoes, but I really would like to find a brand &amp; pump style that won't hurt &amp; that I can wear. I have found that sandals that have soft leather straps are best, but sometimes I want a closed-in shoe without it looking like it is an old-lady shoe. </P> <P>My fav brands are: SAS Shoes (San Antonio Shoes), only a few careful selections of Clarks (because I have long toes, they have a short toebed usually), Aerosoles, Walking Cradles.</P> <P>Does anyone else have this issue, &amp; have you found brands that work great for you?</P> Wed, 13 Mar 2013 16:20:19 GMT Serenity-Now 2013-03-13T16:20:19Z https://community.qvc.com/t5/Shoes/Bunions-OW-Brands-best-for-bunions-esp-pumps/m-p/308259#M9724 <P>I have painful bunions, which is a stupid name for such a painful condition, isn't it?!</P> <P>I have learned to avoid shoes that seem to hurt the most, such as pumps or fully-closed-in shoes, but I really would like to find a brand &amp; pump style that won't hurt &amp; that I can wear. I have found that sandals that have soft leather straps are best, but sometimes I want a closed-in shoe without it looking like it is an old-lady shoe. </P> <P>My fav brands are: SAS Shoes (San Antonio Shoes), only a few careful selections of Clarks (because I have long toes, they have a short toebed usually), Aerosoles, Walking Cradles.</P> <P>Does anyone else have this issue, &amp; have you found brands that work great for you?</P> Wed, 13 Mar 2013 16:20:19 GMT https://community.qvc.com/t5/Shoes/Bunions-OW-Brands-best-for-bunions-esp-pumps/m-p/308259#M9724 Serenity-Now 2013-03-13T16:20:19Z