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Why are Orthofeet® shoes good for wide feet?
Orthofeet® offers extended widths up to 6E extra-extra wide. Our shoes feature a wide toe box and extra depth design offer extra room for wide feet. Soft, stretchable uppers ease pressure on the feet and a non-binding upper design in the toe box area eliminates pressure around the toes.
Do diabetics need wide shoes?
Since diabetic feet have the tendency to swell due to conditions like neuropathy or poor circulation, wide shoes with extra depth and a spacious toe box can provide the necessary room to accommodate any abnormalities or swelling. In addition, wide shoes can accommodate custom orthotics or inserts that are common among diabetics. For more options, visit our diabetic shoe collection.
Are Wide shoes better for bunions?
Wide shoes can provide more room for the bunion, reducing pressure and friction on the affected area. They also offer more space for the toes to move and naturally spread out, which can help alleviate discomfort. Additionally, wide shoes make good arch support shoes due to their low heel, which can help distribute the weight of the body more evenly, which can reduce pressure on the bunion.
What is the difference between a wide shoes and wide-toe box shoes?
Wide shoes offer more room and width across the entire shoe. A wide toe box provides a wider fit specifically around the toe area, which is the widest part of the foot. This allows your toes and feet to be in their natural positions for maximum comfort and stability.










































































