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Orthopedic shoes are ones that have been carefully and thoughtfully designed with the foot structure in mind, its motion and how it functions with the rest of the body. Orthopedic shoes have many features that are not found in regular footwear. You don’t have to have a foot problem in order to wear orthopedic shoes, but you will greatly benefit from them. Some orthopedic shoes cater to particular conditions, others work well for several and then there are some that just create the best environment for your foot to be in. The more issues you have with your feet, the more features your orthopedic shoes will have.

Orthopedic shoes generally have these features:

• Premium orthotic insole props the arch, prevents overpronation, and absorbs shock impacts as you walk.
• Soft interior: smooth and seam free to offer gentle contact with sensitive skin & prevent irritation and friction.
• Ergonomic sole: rocker bottom design easily moves the foot from heel strike to toe lift with little effort.
• Wide toe box & wide widths: provides ample room for the toes to move around, bone protrusions and swelling.
• Motion control: firm heel counter to control heel motion and prevent excessive pronation.
• Extra depth & removable footbed: frees up space for a custom device and allows it to sit comfortably without feeling too tight.

Orthofeet® shoes are designed to be comfortable and supportive for people with a variety of foot conditions. Our shoes come with premium orthotic insoles that provide arch support and cushioning. We feature a wide toe box which can help prevent irritation and rubbing. The interior of our shoes is made with soft, cushioning materials that help to eliminate pressure points, preventing pain and discomfort. For even more convenience, check out our women’s hands-free shoes, designed for easy wear without bending down or using your hands.

The best shoes to wear with orthotics are those that are designed to accommodate one! Orthotics come in all shapes, sizes and thicknesses and usually require plenty of space within the shoe. Shoes that have a footbed that can be pulled out, extra depth from the heel to toe, and a wide, round and tall toe box are ideal and can comfortably accommodate a custom device & brace. A wide width shoe is also recommended.

Yes, Orthofeet®’s collections, such as arch support running shoes and athletic shoe designs are perfect for everyday wear, providing the versatility and comfort needed for all your daily activities.