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THE ORTHOFEET ADVANTAGE
Orthofeet's orthotic shoes are bio-mechanically engineered with unique features that are not found in any other shoe!
The innovative shoe construction along with the anatomical orthotic insoles have helped millions of users improve mobility, enhance comfort from heel to toe, and get ultimate protection for persons with neuropathy.
CUSTOMER'S REVIEW:
“I have a neuroma in my right foot and peripheral neuropathy in both feet and I have to wear toe off braces for support. I had trouble finding shoes that I could wear with the braces. This is my second pair of stretchables. They are very comfortable with and without the braces.”
-- Merleen Newman
Shelley Bruton, DPM
“There is no other diabetic shoe that can match the quality of Orthofeet. Orthofeet shoes have been wonderful for our patients and our practice!"
Dorothea DePedro
"I had to email and tell you how thrilled I am to finally find a company that makes shoes that fit me and feel comfortable! For many years I have worn shoes that pinch, hurt, flop or inflame my feet. Finally I found you and now I am walking on air!!! Thank you so very much! You will see many more orders from me!"
Bev Moore
"Love, love, love these shoes! I've been looking a long time for shoes to fit my crazy feet! Finally!!!!!"
Neuropathy, also known as peripheral neuropathy, is a disease resulting from damage to the peripheral nerves. The peripheral nervous system is what sends messages from the brain or spinal cord to the rest of the body. Peripheral neuropathy can cause numbness, pain, weakness, and insensitivity to pain, touch, or temperatures. While it usually occurs in the hands and feet, it can also occur in other parts of the body.
How is it treated? In general, the best way to reduce the discomfort that is associated with neuropathy is by exercising regularly and wearing specially designed orthopedic neuropathy shoes. The best women’s shoes for neuropathy include a soft, non-binding upper that offer good protection. Women’s walking shoes for neuropathy should also have extra depth, orthotic insoles and cushioning, ergonomic soles.
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
Patricia Mullins bought Tahoe - White: Wonderful Shoes
I purchased a pair of Tahoe’s in white with baby blue trim and I love them, they help me with my neuropathy so much that I can go out more.
Arlene Smith bought Sorrento Outdoor Shoe: Relief
So thankful for these awesome comfortable, my husband has neuropathy and he is amazed how good his feet feel at end of the day. Thanks!
Anna Lewis bought Oakridge - Black: Great Shoes
I have diabetes and recently developed diabetic neuropathy. It was becoming very hard for me to continue with my “dream job”, working at Walt Disney World. I had to be on my feet for the entire day but my feet felt like I was standing on needles. These shoes have almost taken away that feeling. I can stay on my feet and rarely even think about any pain. Thank you, OrthoFeet!
Diane Phillips bought Charlotte - Brown: Fantastic Slippers
As soon as I put them on, I noticed that I had much more arch support and my back stopped aching. I have mild peripheral neuropathy, and the slippers phelped with that as well. My knees and hips are better aligned, so I experience relief of the arthritis in my hip. These are fabulous shoes.
Patricia Smith bought Celina - Black: Celina Excellent shoe
This shoe feels wonderful on my feet. For people with Neuropathy,the toe box is perfect fit. The width is good. I was able to wear these shoes from day one without any difficulty. Sooo comfortable. The style is good. Love them.
Marilyn Stovall bought Celina - Black: Great
Very comfortable on my feet and I have neuropathy. They make me feel more sure-footed.
