Great news for all those of you who loved the Fidelio Sandals that we had last summer. We have just taken delivery of some super stylish sandals that are great for enlarged joints and bunions.

Stylish Shoes for Bunions at CheerfulSoles

You no longer have to be condemned to a life in ugly unflattering shoes simply because you have an elnlarged joint or suffer from bunions. Here are the latest super stylish Fidelio Sandals available now at CheerfulSoles. [caption id="attachment_224" align="alignnone" width="192" caption="Fidelio Fabio in Red Patent"]Fidelio Shoes, click here to view Fidelio Fabia in Red Patent[/caption] [caption id="attachment_225" align="alignnone" width="192" caption="Fidelio Hallux Sandal"]Fidelio Shoes, Hallux Hella in Pewter  click here to view Now[/caption] To view our full range of Shoes that are suitable for enlarged joints and bunions, click here

More Informtion about Bunions

What is a Bunion For those who are interested, the medical term for a bunion is hallux valgus. Of course this may be of little importance to you if you are living with them. Lets be straight forward, bunions can be really painful, they look like a big lump sticking out at the side of your foot next to your big toe. This lump occurs because your long big toe bone starts to point toward your other foot while the big toe itself starts to point in the direction of your other toes on the same foot. Even Victoria Beckham reportedly suffers from Bunions Like VB, you may not suffer from pain all the time, and you may even persevere with your pointy heels, however bunions can limit the amount of movement you have in your foot. As your toe joint can become so painful that you find it hard to walk in the shoes you would normally wear. You may roll your foot inwards as you walk, again putting extra pressure on your big toe joint, and as a result your bunion. Some experts think that rolling your foot inwards while walking is a contributing factor to getting bunions in the first place. Pain may typically be experienced as you push to lift your foot off the ground to walk. You may be finding it hard to find a pair of shoes that fit you properly as the width required to accommodate the area near the ball of your foot has increased while your actual shoe size has not. Have you started buying shoes that are too big yet? What to look for in a shoe if you have Bunions It probably doesn't need saying, but we will anyway, DO NOT wear tight fitting shoes or shoes that are too big for you. Tight fitting shoes will only make the problem worse and could lead to other foot problems such as corns and calluses as your toes are squeezed together for most of the day. Wearing shoes and especially slippers that are too big can lead to further injury if you fall, trip or slip as a result. If you are aware that you roll your feet inwards when you walk, then you may wear an orthotic insert that you have bought 'off the shelf', or has been tailored by a podiatrist. You will need to account for this when looking for a healthy and comfortable pair of shoes. The same applies if you wear a bunion pad.