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

Use: Walking, Working, Active Lifestyle

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: Whiskey - Oiled Leather; Black - Full Grain Leather
Lining: Microfiber
Closure: Hook & Loop
Weight: 8.8 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. 52 men's style runs slightly large compared to other men's styles.

Lee

4/22/2023 3:11 am

Best Diabetic Shoe I Have Owned

I have been wearing the No. 52 Casual Dress shoe for several years, ever since I had nephropathy in my feet. I get them as my diabetic shoe with special inserts. They are a nice light shoe and the closing strap is longer than other shoes I have and closes tight. I have a heel spur and the cushioning around the top does not rub and irritate the heel spur.

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No. 52 Men's Casual Dress

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Best Diabetic Shoe I Have Owned