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Running shoes/peripheral neuropathy

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Steady Edina Sep 2015 9:40am, 24 Sep 2015 16,962 posts	Quote Pin Steady Edina Dear shoe gurus, I need some new running shoes I usually run ina Brooks Ghost or Glycerine but because of the chemotherapy I have developed perpheral neuropathy and even my most comfiest shoes make my feet ache. I am thinking I probably need to go wider and softer and I was looking for shoe recommendations. My nearest running shop is over 20 miles away.
becca7 Sep 2015 11:50am, 24 Sep 2015 6,360 posts	Quote Pin becca7 Some people with achy feet have found Hokas to be good.
HellsBells Sep 2015 11:57am, 24 Sep 2015 19,719 posts	Quote Pin HellsBells I am lurking as my husband has PN and would love to find some shoes that are comfy
sinj999 Sep 2015 1:40pm, 24 Sep 2015 216 posts	Quote Pin sinj999 Asics do wide versions of the Cumulus and Nimbus models. These are both fairly neutral shoes. You could also try buying a Man's shoe as it may be slightly wider than a female shoe.
jacdaw Sep 2015 2:03pm, 24 Sep 2015 1,490 posts	Quote Pin jacdaw Hokas are hugely cushioned, have a low drop but are quite narrow. Altras are wide (especially at the toe) and cushioned, zero drop. Either might be worth a look, if you're ok with the low heel to toe drop thing.
Steady Edina Sep 2015 11:09pm, 26 Sep 2015 16,963 posts	Quote Pin Steady Edina I drove over to the running shop in Ilkley and they got out a few pairs for me to try. I ended up buying a pair of Skechers Performance. Really comfy and springy and I ran my fastest Parkrun of the year in them this morning. My feet and legs felt great afterwards