In the short term, the best shoes for any condition are the ones that get you through your day with minimal amount of pain or flaring up. If this means lots of cushioning and support then that is okay, as long as you have a plan to build up the strength/mobility/control to not have to rely on these external supports. In the long term, transitioning to natural footwear (wide, thin, flat, flexible) and continuing to strengthen and mobilise your feet will be the best way to protect yourself against plantar fasciitis. You can get access to our E-Book on this transition process.