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Stairs, uneven surfaces and curbs can become a real challenge when you walk with foot drop. Many MS patients lift their legs higher to compensate for the foot drop and avoid dragging their feet on the ground, which can be very tiring. The most important factor in selecting the best shoes for MS is finding a good fit for your foot and your specific needs, Pfeffer says. Seeing as MS also causes vision problems, people with MS may not notice foot problems at the early stages, when they are easiest to treat, which can lead to complications. The Indulge Relax slippers are designed for indoor and outdoor use. They also offer lots of support. "The slippers provide arch support, cushion, and stability [and are] great for low arches and normal foot types," says Fuchs. Plus, the footbed is treated with an anti-bacterial and odor-resistant treatment to keep your feet feeling clean and fresh. Another important footwear feature to look for is the right heel height. Don’t wear anything with a heel higher than two inches, Pfeffer says, or your feet will hurt and you may have trouble walking.

Although the right heel height can vary from person to person, it’s best to avoid heels higher than 2 inches. Shoes with higher heels might make it difficult for you to walk and cause you pain. Tread design. The tread is the pattern of the outsole that can help prevent slipping and falls. Naturally, since MS affects your balance, it’s best to look for shoes that offer better traction. When you have MS, consider the weight and flexibility of the shoe. If you have muscle weakness and have trouble walking in big, heavy footwear, a shoe made of lightweight materials is the best bet. In one qualitative study, people with MS who had recently fallen cited clumsy, heavy, or nonfunctional shoes as a fall risk factor.The upper uses knitting fleece for a quilted style to match your favorite sweater. With an exposed faux fur lining and horn button, they’re classically good-looking. They come in 13 colors, so you can always match your slippers to your lounge outfit. Shopping for a dad, brother, or husband? Opt for these stylish and functional suede leather moccasins from Lands’ End. Available in four colors and both medium and wide sizes, the suede upper looks undeniably sophisticated and mimics a fashionable loafer, while the rubber sole provides traction on all surfaces, including the driveway or sidewalk.

To get a good fit, Pfeffer suggests shoe shopping at the end of the day, when your feet tend to be swollen, and finding a shoe that is a half-inch longer than your longest toe when you’re standing up.

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I think comfort has to be paramount, even above fashion,” he explains. “If someone is not comfortable in their shoes, they’re going to be miserable. The shoe has to fit not only the foot, but also the person and their needs, depending on their MS.” Shoe stores, drugstores, and sporting goods stores are all good places to look for a variety of types of elastic laces. 7. Test Out the Shank to See What Works for You The shank is a flat piece of metal, fiberglass, or plastic in the sole of the shoe. It’s located under the arch of the foot and gives the shoe stability and structure. For many people with MS, a stiff shank — which reduces the flexibility of the shoe — can be a problem. If high heels are very important to you, it’s best to discuss your options with your MS neurologist,” says Dr. White.