Footwear Home Service
Professional footwear advice, delivered to your door.
Finding the right footwear can make a huge difference to your comfort, mobility and confidence — and you don’t always need to leave home to get the right advice.
Our FitFeet Footwear Home Service brings footwear fitting and podiatry expertise directly to you.
We offer:
- Professional footwear assessment & fitting
- Supportive footwear for a range of foot conditions
- Wide & extra-wide footwear
- Orthotic-friendly shoes
- Footwear for swollen or sensitive feet
- Care packages tailored to individual needs
- NDIS available
- Comfortable everyday socks
- Compression socks
- Expert advice from our podiatry team
Home service available for those who find getting to the shops difficult or simply prefer the convenience of an appointment at home.
We’ll help you find footwear that is comfortable, supportive and suitable for your feet and lifestyle.
FitFeet Podiatry
Healthy feet. Happy feet. Better movement.
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General Questions
Here you may find answers to questions some of our clients have asked before? If you have additional questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us, we’ll be glad to assist.
Our experienced podiatrists can assess your foot structure (e.g., flat feet, high arches) and recommend shoes that provide the right level of support, cushioning, and stability for your specific needs.
Depending on usage, the average shoe lasts around 6-12 months. A podiatrist can advise you on when to replace shoes based on wear patterns, foot comfort, and your activity level.
Yes, wearing shoes that do not fit properly or lack support can cause or worsen foot problems like plantar fasciitis, bunions, and calluses. A podiatrist can help identify if your footwear is contributing to your pain and suggest suitable alternatives.
People in jobs requiring long hours on their feet may need specific footwear with proper arch support, shock absorption, and cushioning. A podiatrist can recommend options to prevent foot fatigue, pain, or injury.
Wearing high heels can contribute to foot problems like bunions, hammertoes, and plantar fasciitis. At FITFEET we can advise on how to minimise damage if you need to wear heels, such as opting for lower heels, using supportive insoles, or varying heel heights.
Shoes should fit snugly but not tightly. There should be a thumb's width of space between your longest toe and the end of the shoe. A podiatrist can offer advice on how to ensure proper fit and avoid issues like blisters or toenail damage.
People with diabetes need shoes that reduce pressure points and prevent ulcers or injuries. A podiatrist can help find diabetic-friendly footwear that fits properly and provides maximum protection.
Yes, improper footwear can affect your posture, gait, and alignment, leading to knee, hip, or back pain. A podiatrist can evaluate your footwear and suggest shoes that improve your alignment and reduce strain on your joints.
