The Walking Blog

Haven’t finalized your Christmas shopping? No problem, give the gift of comfort this Christmas. Whether you’re looking to buy your wife a new pair of sandals, your husband a new pair of sneakers, or simply want to treat yourself this Christmas, Just Walking has a range of stylish, yet comfortable footwear.

Are you wearing the right shoes? A thought that is often overlooked. Taking care of your feet is crucial for overall wellbeing, and it begins with the right pair of shoes. Whether you are experiencing plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, bunions, swollen feet, diabetes, arthritis, or are simply looking to prevent these conditions from occurring, the shoes you wear play a vital role in alleviating discomfort and promoting foot health.

Plantar fasciitis is a painful condition which affects the sole of the foot. It is therefore very important to find the right shoes for plantar fasciitis that provide adequate comfort and support.

Bunions are a common foot condition that can cause pain and discomfort, affecting millions of people worldwide. In fact, 1 third of the Australian population are affected by bunions throughout their lives. Choosing the right Just Walking footwear is essential to support your bunion needs.

Spring is the perfect time to shed your winter styles and step into comfortable, stylish mens and womens sandals. Whether you're planning outdoor adventures, strolls through the park, or just want to enjoy the warmer weather, finding the right pair of sandals is essential to stay active and comfortable.

Are you in search of the best walking companion? Look no further, Just Walking’s Brooks Ghost Max is here to revolutionize your walking experience and is a stylish option for those seeking comfort, durability, and performance.

Spring is the season of growth, change and outdoor adventures. As the weather starts to warm up and nature comes back to life, it’s the perfect time to swap out those winter boots with the right shoes for your springtime walks and activities. Whether you’re planning to take leisurely walks, participate in outdoor sports or simply want to enjoy the season in style, selecting the right Just Walking footwear is essential.

Heel spurs are a common foot condition that can be incredibly painful, however, the good news is the choice of footwear can play a significant role in managing and even preventing this discomfort.

With the help of Just Walking’s supportive and pain-relieving footwear, the implementation of the right strategies, it is possible to manage pain effectively and improve overall quality of life.

With the right knowledge and the support of Just Walking footwear, you can stride through winter with warmth, confidence, and foot health intact.

For individuals living with diabetes, Diabetic-friendly shoes play a significant role in ensuring the well-being of feet, providing comfort, support, and protection.

When embarking on a new adventure, the right pair of shoes for travelling can make all the difference.

We’re proud to work together with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), by offering a range of footwear solutions to empower lives and make a positive impact on society to keep people moving.

Having wide feet can often be a challenge when it comes to finding comfortable and stylish shoes. Many individuals with wide feet struggle to find the right fit, which can lead to discomfort, pain, and even foot problems. However, with a little knowledge and guidance, it's possible to discover the perfect pair of shoes that accommodate wide feet without compromising on style or comfort.

From reducing stress to improving heart health, there are numerous benefits to walking every day. Just 30 minutes of walking can have a significant impact on your health – and the best part is, that it’s a low-impact form of exercise, so it’s easy on your joints.

One of the most important things you need for walking are a supportive and comfortable pair of shoes. Here’s our top tips for purchasing the right walking shoes for you – no matter what foot type or conditions you may have.