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Thu Jan 26 2023

8 Self-Care Tips to Soothe Sore Feet at Home 

Millions of people experience foot pain when walking. After all, our feet act as shock absorbers for the rest of our body and we constantly put them through the wringer, whether it's on a run, in a pair of heels or standing for long periods.

And when you’re in pain, it’s hard to focus on anything else. Not only is it uncomfortable, but it can also keep you from living your life to the fullest.

Woman rubbing her sore feet at home

Luckily there are a few things you can do. Here are 8 easy tips to help soothe your sore feet.

1. Stretch your muscles 

Stressed muscles can spasm and cause pain. To offset the tightness and help your sore feet, try adding these simple exercises to your daily routine. It is recommended that you repeat each movement a few times over.

 6 stretches to relieve foot pain

Please note: if any of these stretches cause you pain, stop immediately and consider seeking professional medical advice.

2. Strengthen your foot mobility  

Improving your mobility now can go a long way towards preventing potentially painful issues such as plantar fasciitis in the future. So if you want to keep your feet feeling agile and energized, do these simple exercises.

Foot mobility exercises with illustrations

3. Soak your feet

After a long day on your feet, a good soaking can make the world’s difference. This at-home spa treatment can help ease aches and pains in the muscles of your feet, as well as reduce any swelling you may be experiencing.

How to draw a foot bath

4. Apply a cold compress to your feet

Another option is cold therapy. Icing your feet can help reduce inflammation and provide relief. You'll be surprised at how quickly and effectively this simple home remedy works. 

How to do cold therapy on your feet

5. Ditch those heels

They may look nice, but the pain is just not worth it. If possible, we recommend you only wear them on special occasions or invest in good high-heel orthotics/ inserts.

6. Elevate your feet above heart level  

Taking time out of your busy schedule to rest your feet on something higher than your heart can do wonders for decreasing fatigue and promoting relaxation. Spending just 15-20 minutes, with your feet raised gives your muscles an opportunity to relax.  

7. Release tension with a good foot rub

This simple act of self-care can help soothe aches and pains. 

How to massage your own feet

For an added circulation boost, use a foot roller – you'll be giving yourself an invigorating reflexology massage without ever leaving the house.

8. Switch to proper shoes that fit

The biggest culprit of sore feet is ill-fitted footwear. Wearing the incorrect size or shoes with no support can take a toll. So your first step is measuring your feet and then buying a pair that fits.

Measure your feet 

Knowing the precise size of your feet puts the control back in your hands and leaves all those moments of anxiety behind when shopping for shoes.  

How to measure your foot size

Wear orthopedic sneakers

It can help lessen your foot pain when walking and improve long-term foot health. Here are a few key features to look out for when buying orthopedic shoes:

Key features of orthopedic sneakers

Features Explained

 

  1. A soft, padded interior lining eliminates friction against your skin.
  2. Breathable and light fabric stretches to fit your foot shape
  3. Extra toe space prevents any pressure on your toes.
  4. A memory foam insole provides extra arch support.
  5. A cushioned heel absorbs shock.
  6. An ergonomic outsole reduces walking pressure.

So, if you’re ready to get in front of your foot pain issues right now, then this orthopedic sneaker is for you. 

Meet Hyper Arch Motion

The only orthopedic sneaker that absorbs 30% more impact than any other ortho shoe.

Woman sitting on bicycle wearing Hyper Arch Motion Sneakers

These sneakers are perfect for women who want cushioned support without sacrificing style. 

What makes Hyper Arch Motion different?

Absorbs Shock and Reduces Pressure

The air-cushion heel absorbs pressure, with a foam heel counter to hold & support your whole foot.  

 Hyper Arch Motion Air Cushion Heel

Built-in Arch Support

The dual-layer insole holds up and protects your arches for incredible comfort. 

 Hyper Arch Motion ReMemory Foam Insole

Stretches to Fit 

The breathable and light weave-knit fabric adapts to your unique foot shape.

 Hyper Arch Motion Weave-Knit Upper

Painless Walking 

The rocker shape outsole reduces pressure on your joints, especially when you're walking or running.

 Hyper Arch Motion Rocker Shape Outsole

And we’re not the only ones that love these comfortable shoes. 

What our happy fans are saying 

If you're looking for a sneaker that will help prevent foot pain, these are great!

Debbie O, United States

Love my hypers - They are so comfortable and supportive, and they make walking feel amazing. I have never felt such good arch support in a pair of shoes before, and the cushioning is really top-notch.

Sam K, United States

These shoes are amazing! They have completely eliminated the foot pain I was experiencing prior to purchasing them. The arch motion design is genius and really does provide support and cushioning where it's needed most.

Trish M, United States

How to shop?

Once you take a step towards getting your pair, the buying process is very easy:

Step 1: Select Your Color 

You can choose between 6 stunning colors.

Step 2: Choose Your Size 

We offer a wide range of sizes from 5.5 - 11 + plus half sizes.

Step 3: Pay and Get Free Delivery 

If you order from us, we’ll deliver your sneakers to your doorstep for free.

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