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How does Orthofeet® provide orthopedic support?
Orthofeet® orthopedic footwear features our Ortho-Cushion System™ with premium orthotic insoles that properly align the foot and reduce overpronation to help alleviate pain.
  • The soft, seam-free interior eliminates pressure points and abrasion, offering superior protection for sensitive feet.
  • The cushioning, ergonomic sole is engineered with a mild rocker that reduces impact and improves the ease of walking.
  • A wide toe box with extra depth ensures a comfortable fit and extra room for toes. Plus ample space for wider feet or custom orthotics.
  • Stretchable, non-binding uppers offered in many of Orthofeet® shoes eliminate pressure on bunions, hammertoes, and sensitive feet.

What classifies as an orthopedic shoe?

Orthopedic shoes are specifically crafted footwear that incorporates unique attributes to enhance foot support, alleviate discomfort and promote overall comfort, benefiting not only the feet but also to the ankles, legs and lower back.

High-quality orthopedic shoes should feature specialized soles that absorb impact, provide excellent arch support, and come in a wide range of widths. They should also have non-binding uppers and protective interiors, such as our extra depth shoes and wide toe-box shoes, to ensure comfort and support.
What is the purpose of orthopedic shoes?
Orthopedic shoes come in a wide variety, tailored to address specific conditions, accommodate different foot shapes and widths, cater to various activities, and adapt to different types of surfaces. In addition, orthopedic shoes are carefully engineered to meet the diverse needs and preferences of individuals seeking optimal foot health and functionality.
Are orthopedic shoes worth it?

Yes, orthopedic shoes have a long list of benefits. Here are a few:

  • They alleviate foot, back, knee and back pain, and discomfort.
  • They realign the foot with the legs and back.
  • They help with a wide variety of foot conditions, such as bunions, plantar fasciitis, flat feet, hammer toes and many more.
  • They eliminate overpronation, which negatively affects foot function.
  • They improve mobility and stability.