What should I do if my feet hurt when wearing canvas shoes?

Canvas shoes usually rub your feet when they are new. Later on, they may become too big or the leather may become thicker, so they won't rub your feet anymore. Many shoes are not suitable for Chinese feet. This statement is correct. It is true that the feet of people in different regions are different. Chinese feet are relatively thick, so it is normal to rub your feet when wearing new shoes. Now there are many brands of canvas shoes on the market. What should we do when wearing canvas shoes rubs our feet?

Canvas shoes usually rub your feet when they are new. Later on, they may stop rubbing because they have become too big or the leather has become too thick. First, let's analyze the reasons. Most people say that many shoes are not suitable for Chinese feet. This statement is correct. It is true that the feet of people in different regions are different. Chinese people are thicker. Where are they thick? They are thick in their feet. Chinese feet are thicker, so it is normal for those shoes to rub feet. In addition, we all know that brands of shoes like Converse and Vans canvas shoes are usually launched in foreign countries first when a new model is released, and then appear in the Chinese market. Therefore, the design of the shoes was not based on the Chinese situation from the very beginning. Even brand-name products costing hundreds or thousands of dollars are sometimes like this.

Solution:

1. First of all, generally speaking, when we wear newly bought canvas shoes, we must remember to wear socks, because we don’t know that they will rub our feet before we wear them, so we must remember to wear socks, preferably sturdy cotton ones. When they become softer, you don't need to wear socks anymore.

2. Putting a Band-Aid on your feet is indeed a good method. Whether you stick it on your heels, toes, or shoes, the flexibility of the Band-Aid and the layer of cotton in the middle can definitely withstand the damage caused by shoe abrasion.

I think you have understood the methods introduced above to relieve foot rubbing by new shoes. If the edges of the shoes rub your feet, you can cover them with a wet towel for a few minutes to soften the moisture, and then use a glass bottle or something to squeeze them hard a few times. There are many foot pads on the market that are specially developed for placing shoes to prevent feet from rubbing. You can buy one and try it. Don't walk too far in newly bought shoes, otherwise it will cause great irritation to your feet.