Orthofeet Shoes Leo 429 - Men's Comfort Orthopedic Casual Shoe

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With knockabout good looks and a durable, flexible leather upper, Leo defends your walking comfort everywhere you go. A roomy, padded interior with adjustable depth and anatomical arch support provides customizable, irritation-free support. The cushioned Ortho-Cushion System insole, mild rocker design, and high-traction outsole take pressure off pain points and stabilize every step.

Available in Brown and Black - See Images Below.
Leather upper - durable, non binding & easy to clean.
Soft, seam free interior - prevents irritation & protects sensitive feet.
Wide toebox - offers plenty of space for bunions, hammertoes, & swollen feet.
Orthotic Insole - cushions & supports foot.
Ergonomic Sole - improves the ease of walking.
Extra depth - promotes a relaxed fit & accommodates custom orthotics.
Rubber outsole - provides excellent traction & stability.

Specifications

Gender:	Men
Size:	7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10 , 10.5, 11 , 11.5, 12 , 13 , 14
Width:	Medium (D), Wide (2E), X-Wide (4E)
Closure:	Lace
Features:	Diabetic Shoes - A5500, Extra Depth for Orthotics
Ailments:	Diabetic Neuropathy, Moderate Bunions, Moderate Hammertoes, Plantar Fasciitis
Brand:	Orthofeet
Color:	Gray

Product Features

About Orthofeet Shoes

The primary focus of the OrthoFeet brand is to offer the ultimate comfortable and functional shoes, orthotic insoles and socks. By combining athletic footwear technology and therapeutic detailing, OrthoFeet footwear offer the highest level of comfort and protection for sensitive feet.

Finding the right pair of shoes can be a tiring process, especially when faced with a foot ailment. OrthoFeet employs biomedical engineers to build innovative footwear products, designed to alleviate the symptoms associated with various foot conditions, such as Plantar Fasciitis, Heel and Foot pain, bunions, corns, calluses, and neuroma, and products for individuals with diabetes, arthritis and Neuropathy.