No. 23 Sport Runner

SKU: W023
$149.00
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$149.00
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For: Diabetes, Neuropathy, Bunions, Hammertoes, Claw Toes, Plantar Fasciitis, Arthritis, Charcot Deformity, Edema, Swelling, Heel Pain, Heel Spurs

Use: Running, Jogging, Walking, Active Lifestyle

Contemporary style and unrivaled comfort, the ideal combination whether you’re going for a run or running errands. Look good and feel good in the comfort you deserve.
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Certification: A5500 Diabetic Shoes
Components: Protective Toe Box, Light Weight Outsole, Padded Collar and Tongue, Anti-Microbial Treated, Seamless Microfiber Lining, Rigid Heel Counter, Strong Shank

Upper: PU/Mesh
Lining: Microfiber
Closure: Elastic Lace
Weight: 7.2 oz
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Our shoes are intentionally designed to fit fuller and roomier in order to compensate for any and all potential swelling, bunions, hammertoes, and/or other diabetic foot complications. Compared to standard shoes, our women’s shoes run a half size to a full size bigger. Therefore, we offer the following sizing recommendations:

  • If between sizes, we recommend rounding down to the nearest ½ size.
  • If between widths, we recommend rounding down to the narrower width.

*Note: The No. 23 women's style runs slightly small compared to other women's styles.
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Ratings & Reviews

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Trudy

3/29/2022 11:33 am

Attractive, comfortable diabetic shoes

I love these shoes I usually get the black, gray shoe. They fit well and are comfortable. Sadly my distributor quit selling diabetic shoes. I had to change distribution places. They do not carry Anondyne. I am sad because I have worn this brand and style shoes for years. I love them.

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Sharon

5/6/2022 10:00 am

Best fitting shoes for me.

I purchased the white and blue shoes at a Amazon resale store in Springfield Missouri and I love the way my feet feel when I wear them. I had no idea that they were for diabetes but they are so comfortable. The big question was how do you tie them? And is why I looked up your company today and I found a lot of great things about this company, and I found out that I have been tying them correctly the whole time. People kept telling that I need to buy real shoe strings but I have problems with my hands because of arthritis. Thank you for making these shoes.

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