Most clinicians believe that Metatarsalgia is aggravated by ill-fitting shoes that crowd the metatarsal heads of your second, third, and fourth toes. But did you know that most women’s shoes provide inadequate room for the ball of your foot and your toes? Counter to what many have thought, women actually have relatively wider forefeet than do men, which means women need a wider forefoot and toe area in a woman’s shoe. After more than 20 years of research, Harvard Medical School graduate Dr. Casey Kerrigan developed OESH Shoes for a woman’s foot anatomy, including a roomier forefoot and toe area…designed such that meta heads are never crowded, allowing them plenty of room to spread out with every step you take, making OESH the best shoes for metatarsalgia.

TYPICAL CURVED SOLE vs COMPLETELY FLAT OESH SOLE

All OESH interiors, unlike the typical shoe on the left, are completely flat–both from heel-to-toe, and uniquely in the side-to-side forefoot plane–which means only OESH Shoes do not bunch your forefoot.