Skechers for Extensor Tendinitis

Your Extensor Tendon runs across the top of your feet. When this tendon becomes inflamed, it is called Extensor Tendinitis.

Extension Tendinitis can make it difficult to find comfortable shoes, as you need to consider the fit and proper arch support for alignment that suits your arch types.

Skechers shoes for Extensor Tendinitis have a roomier toe box fit, with lace-up features to adjust the fit or flexible mesh uppers. Skechers offer different cushioning and arch support features that help to align your feet and bolster them with the right cushioning specifically for this condition.


Extensor Tendinitis Symptoms and Causes

To understand Extensor Tendinitis, let us first look at what Tendinitis is.

A tendon is a body tissue that connects muscles to your bones; when these tendons become damaged with small tears, inflamed or painfully, and swollen, the condition is called Tendinitis.

Because there are different areas of our bodies that have tendons, the type of Tendinitis will refer to the area where the tendons are inflamed.

Your Extensor tendons are situated in your toes and fingers, and they are the tendons that allow you to move your toes and fingers. In your feet, your Extensor tendons help you to raise your toes and flex your feet.

  • Symptoms of Extensor Tendinitis – One of the main symptoms of Extensor Tendinitis is pain at the top of your foot. It is usually exactly where your shoe laces are, and you will feel it the most when walking or running. There may also be visible swelling or a bump in the Extensor tendon that is injured or inflamed.
  • Causes – Mostly, Extensor Tendinitis in your feet is caused by repetitive motion that causes the condition to develop over time. You can get Extensor Tendinitis from a sudden injury or from doing too many uphill workouts and not enough downhill. Unstable surfaces where you run or walk may lead to Extenso Tendinitis, and shoes that are too small or too tight may also lead to Extensor Tendinitis.

Treating Extensor Tendinitis at Home

Though you may need a healthcare professional for more severe Extensor Tendinitis, you can easily treat the condition at home for moderate cases.

  • Rest – Take a break from activities that could cause the condition, and rest your feet to help with healing. You can use ice or heat for the pain and swelling and over-the-counter medication for pain and inflammation.
  • Lace-Up – You will need to lace up your shoes differently or much lighter to prevent pressure on painful Extensor tendons.
  • Stretching – Try to perform light stretching exercises to strengthen your muscles and relieve tight claves, which will help to prevent and heal the conditions.
  • The Right Shoes and Orthotics – Make sure that the shoes your wear offer arch support for your specific arch type, whether high or low and that you get good underfoot cushioning and a proper fit. You can likewise use an insole or orthotic device for support. Shoes should not place excess pressure on the top of your feet and have a higher toe box.

Features of a Good Skechers Shoe for Extensor Tendinitis

Skechers for Extensor Tendinitis

  • Uppers – We have specifically chosen Skechers shoes with more flexible mesh and knit uppers that will not place pressure on the top of your feet. The lace-up models allow you to adjust the fit, and most designs have a higher and roomier toe box fit.
  • Cushioning and Support – You will need more supportive and stable cushioning for this condition, so we have opted for EVA and Goga Mat cushioning rather than the plush memory foam cushioning options from Skechers, or at least models with a firmer midsole if they do have a memory foam insole.
  • Support – It is advised to choose shoes with stability features if you have a low arch or neutral features for high and neutral arches. Arch supports provide much needed alignment.
  • Outsoles – Skechers shoes come with a durable rubber outsole. Some models with a rocker design outsole will also help take pressure off the Extensor tendons.

Reviews: The Best Skechers Shoes for Extensor Tendinitis

Here are our top Skechers shoe models for Extensor Tendinitis;


1

Skechers Extensor Tendinitis Shoes

  • The Skechers Go Walk Arch fit range offers stable features, and good arch support, with firmer cushioning for Extensor Tendinitis.
  • It has flexible and supportive uppers that are lightweight and breathable.
  • There is ULTRA GO cushioning and Comfort Pillar technology for firmer and more targeted cushioning and shock absorbency.
  • The Outsole is a durable and high traction rubber.

2

Skechers Shoes for Extensor Tendinitis

  • We have these two models for Extensor Tendinitis from the Skechers go the Run range.
  • They have more responsive cushioning and more ample cushioning for Extensor Tendinitis in individuals with high or neutral arches.
  • The Midsole offers energizing and responsive cushioning with a supportive and cushioned insole.
  • The shoes have breathable and durable uppers, a roomy toe box fit, and more colors from which you can choose as needed.
  • There is a durable and high traction rubber outsole.

3

Shoes for Extensor Tendinitis

  • Here I have chosen the equalizer and Empire sneakers from Skechers for Extensor Tendinitis.
  • They are both textile sneakers with a more flexible sole and Memory foam cushioned insole.
  • There are supportive cushioned midsole and light stability features.
  • The shoes are ideal for high and neutral arch types, with softer cushioning.
  • You can choose from a few available colors and plenty of size options.

4

Skechers Shoes for Extensor Tendinitis

  • The Skechers Max Cushioning Elite is a sleek shoe that offers pressure relief because of the rocker design sole.
  • It has a stable sock-like fit and secure rocker sole for Extensor Tendinitis.
  • The uppers are a flexible stretch knit with a sock-like fit.
  • There is an Ultra Go platform midsole for firmer cushioning and an Air Cooled Goga Mat insole.
  • The rubber outsole has a slight rocker design.
  • The shoe is available in more color options.

5

Skechers Hiking Shoes for Extensor Tendinitis

  • The Waterproof Hiking boot has excellent ankle support and stability features, making it ideal for Extensor Tendinitis.
  • It has leather uppers that are durable and waterproof.
  • There is an Air-Cooled Memory foam insole and a more supportive foam midsole for shock absorbency.
  • The outsole is durable rubber with a tread ideal for outdoor trails.

6

Shoes for Extensor Tendinitis

  • These two ankle boots support your ankles and similarly help with Extensor Tendinitis.
  • They have firmer midsole cushioning and a firmer rubber sole for stability.
  • There is light arch support ad a stable heel fit.
  • The boots have leather uppers with a side zip or elastic closure for an easy fit.
  • You can choose from a few more neutral color options.

Index Table: Top Rated Skechers Shoes for Extensor Tendinitis

No.ShoeMen ♂Women ♀FeaturesBrandScore
1Skechers® - Skechers Extensor Tendinitis Shoes Go Walk ArchFit Stretchfit Go Walk ArchFit StretchFit
  • Arch Support
  • Cushioned
  • Stretchable Fit
  • Wider Widths
Skechers98
2Skechers® - Skechers Shoes for Extensor Tendinitis Go Pulse Go Run Hyper Burst
  • Breathable
  • Air Cooled
  • Cushioned
Skechers97.9
3Skechers® - Shoes for Extensor Tendinitis Equalizer 3 Sport Empire
  • Breathable
  • Cushioned
  • Flexible Sole
Skechers97.8
4Skechers® - Skechers Shoes for Extensor Tendinitis Max Cushioning Elite Promised Max Cushioning Elite Promised
  • Rocker Sole
  • Cushioned
  • Stretchable Uppers
Skechers97
5Skechers® - Skechers Hiking Shoes for Extensor Tendinitis Trego Trego
  • Mid Top Fit
  • Heel Collar Padded
  • Relaxed Fit
  • Cushioned
Skechers97
6Skechers® - Shoes for Extensor Tendinitis Blaine Orsen Modern Comfort
  • Pull-On
  • Leather
  • Cushioned
  • More Colors
Skechers97


About the Author

Eliza Ward

Eliza Ward is a running enthusiast, nature lover, and full-time mother for 3 lovely kids in South Africa. She has always had a fetish for shoes and has the best product recommendations for all her friends and family. So she turned what she loved into her full-time job - by testing and recommending the best shoes for our online readers. Read her reviews to know how detailed her observations are.