- Non-Binding Uppers
- Padded Inside
- Deep/Wide Toe Box
A pressure-free fit and orthotic support prevent irritation to sensitive feet. Engineered to reduces walking impacts.
of products
FAQs
Orthofeet shoes are designed to provide comfort and support for people with diabetes. The shoes have a seamless, stretchable design with linings and uppers padded with foam to create a pressure-free environment that eliminates irritation. The shoes also have premium anatomical insoles with moldable arch-support and unsurpassed cushioning to help alleviate foot pain. The non-binding design of the shoes helps to eliminate pressure on bunions and hammertoes, offering a relaxed, comfortable fit. The shoes also feature extra depth and a wide toe box construction that comfortably accommodates swollen feet as well as diabetic insoles and custom orthotics. The lightweight, ergonomic soles with a mild rocker design propel feet forward, improving the ease of walking.
Diabetic footwear is designed specifically to address foot conditions that are particular to persons with diabetes, such as swelling, foot ulcers, numbness and diabetic neuropathy. The best shoes for diabetics include the following:
- Protective, padded and soft interior with no protruding stitches to avoid irritation.
- Non-binding, stretchable uppers that conform to the contours of the foot and eliminate pressure on the foot.
- Extra depth design that provides a pressure free fit and can accommodate swelling or orthotic inserts.
- A deep and wide toe box allows enough room for the toes to move and eliminates pressure on the toes.
- Lightweight, cushioning soles that facilitate mobility and stability, reducing impact on the foot.
- Insoles that provide good<"https://www.orthofeet.com/collections/arch-support-shoes"> arch support, reduce pressure on the bottom of the foot and offer proper cushioning.
- Provide better motion control
- Promote circulation
- Prevent skin breakdown
- Prevent the formation of calluses
- Reduce the occurrence of foot problems in high-pressure areas of the foot.
The answer is yes. Poor fitting and poor quality shoes can cause or exacerbate diabetic foot ulcers, That is the reason why it is important for diabetics to wear shoes that are specifically designed to address diabetic foot care.
No, you do not need a prescription, but it's always a good idea to consult with a healthcare professional or a podiatrist before you buy diabetic shoes to make sure you choose the shoes that suit your specific needs. However, if you are looking to get these shoes covered by insurance, a prescription is needed.
Medicare and Medicaid cover diabetic shoes if you are eligible and have a prescription from your doctor.
Orthofeet offers a variety of shoes that offer the ultimate comfort and protection for diabetic feet.
See our selection ofmen'sandwomen's diabetic shoes.
