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Tingly Toes

I have tried multiple pairs of tennis shoes, but after about 10-15 minutes of walking/ jogging/dancing- whatever- my toes are hurting and feel like they have gone to sleep. They are tingling, but also kind of hurt. I end up taking off my shoes and finishing in socks. I can't imagine this is good for my feet- with or without shoes. I have tried wide widths, loosening the strings, and not tying tight. I've tried Nike and NB. Currently wearing Saucony. I am frustrated bc I am TRYING to get into an exercise routine, but it seems like everything is standing in my way. :( Any other suggestions?

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It might be worth trying some of the muscle/circulation stimulating footwear out now like skechers or fitflop make i used to have trouble being in shoes/trainers all day long till i found fitflop they really are awesome shoes, not sure u can get them easily i know amazon do them i wear these all day long, skechers are good too for stimulating circulation... it certainly wont hurt to do things barefoot after a while but not weights as its dangerous :)

If u can maybe see an orthopedic doctor to look at feet to suggest fit.

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