Closed heel nursing shoe Market Rugged Expansion Foreseen by 2025

One of the most hardworking yet underappreciated staff members of a hospital would have to be the nurse. They can spend more than half a day on their feet tending to patients, administering their medication, managing their intravenous lines, observing and reporting their condition, maintaining hospital records and assisting doctors. They can also be called upon to provide assistance to home health or nurse aides. Wearing uncomfortable shoes, ones that don’t fit or provide adequate support will cause not only aching feet but also complex leg and back aches. Thankfully, there are thousands of options available in the closed heel nursing shoes market now. Most of them can be divided into four main types – clogs, athletic sneakers, casual shoes and crocs. While what is permissible in each healthcare centre may vary from one place to another, most will mandate closed heel shoes which offer a reasonable amount of foot protection along with resistance meant for slippery hospital tiles.

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The benefits of a quality pair of nursing shoes include less foot & back pain, greater assistance in balance, preventing spinal issues and injuries and reduction in stress and discomfort. It is important to understand, however, that there is no ‘one size fits all approach’ in the closed heel nursing shoes market. Every nurse will have different requirements or opinions on which shoe is the best fit. They can choose between nursing clogs, crocs, casual shoes and athletic ones depending on their individual health (i.e. any medical condition), their foot type, personal style preferences or medical institution mandates. Most individuals are unaware of the impact on stress that closed heel nursing shoes can have on their happiness and performance level until they find the pair that is ‘not too loose, not too tight, but just right’. The best nursing shoes will improve performance by a quantum leap while reducing stress levels and offering optimal foot protection and comfort. 

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Nursing clogs are quite popular because they are comfortable, provide support to the arch and heels, and have a protective design. Clogs are typically designed with closed toes and an open back design with an optional rear strap that prevents the clog from slipping off. Some manufacturers have even begun designing clogs with closed backs and a removed strap for providing an additional layer of protection. Many nursing clogs provide improved slip resistance, waterproof materials, arch-supportive heels and reinforced toe guards. They are typically made of resin, suede or leather and they are a good fit for nurses needing an all-rounder with good comfort, support and protection. However, not all nurses agree and some might prefer other options.

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Crocs comprise of a solid foam resin and feature a closed vent air portal front with a low-level or closed heel design. These may include optional rear straps and are made from a solid resin that is single mould. Clogs usually have vents, but nursing clogs may not have them for greater protection against germs or accidental spills. Some podiatrists have even recommended them to individuals suffering from certain medical issues. While some healthcare centres may ban clogs, others might require those with a closed toe and heel design and no air vents.