Pros: If you’re set on wearing a pair, Crocs has very lightweight, durable options that are below a $40 price tag.

Cons: Clark’s aren’t the sleekest shoes — you may not find the exact style or statement you want, but you will be comfortable. 

Many podiatrists and physicians recommend avoiding flip-flops because they provide no support or protection. 

Why? Traditional flip-flops put strain on and can irritate the big toe joint, where bunions happen. 

 Pros: If you’re set on wearing a pair, Crocs has very lightweight, durable options that are below a $40 price tag. 

And in their women’s styles, one design secures the flip-flop so that shoe weight and pressure rests around the top of the foot instead of by the toes. This is ideal for bunions.