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Men's Orthofeet 420
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Product Description (Men's Orthofeet 420)
Enjoy exceptional comfort and fit with Orthofeet's Lace Oxfords that have a non-binding, perfect fit design that provides ultimate comfort and protection. Orthofeet crafts these shoes for men with advanced athletic shoe technology, offering anatomical orthotic support, excellent cushioning, extra room and comfort detailing. They offer relief for heel-pain, arch-pain and forefoot discomfort, while providing extra protection for diabetic or arthritic feet. Approved by Medicare to meet the requirements of the Diabetic Shoe Bill.
Soft leather offers a comfortable non-binding fit, easing pressure on bunion and hammer toes.
Ortho-Step® multi-layer insole cradles the foot, providing customized support along with excellent shock absorption. It offers relief for heel pain and foot discomfort, making every step you take extremely comfortable. Wide, lightweight cushioning sole with Ergonomic-Stride construction enhances comfort and stability, and assists your body to propel.
Soft fabric lining with extra foam padding enhances comfort and protects the foot against irritations. Anatomical design, with added depth and a wide toe box, insures a relaxed fit and freedom of toe movement.
Two sets of removable spacers (2mm and 3mm thick) allow the adjustment of the space inside the shoe for a perfect fit. Speed lacing system allows for easy closure and a secure fit. It has a leather upper, and polyester upper lining. The EVA insole is covered with leather.
Imported
Fit:
True to Size
Features of this item include: Airport Safe/Steel Free
Definitions: Arch, EVA, Heel, Insole, Leather, Toe Box, Upper
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Customer Reviews of Orthofeet 420
(# of Reviews: 7)
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100% of people said that this shoe "Felt true to size"
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86% of people said that this shoe "Felt true to width"
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orthofeet 420
September 18, 2008
Reviewer: don d from ny
Shoe Size: Felt true to size
Shoe Width: Felt true to width
These shoes have lots of room in toe area and are very comfortable. They seem well-constructed.
Wears this shoe: Casual with jeans and Dockers
Lining of the Orthofeet 420
August 05, 2008
Reviewer: Pat from Texas
Shoe Size: Felt true to size
Shoe Width: Felt true to width
Overall, I liked the shoe. It was comfortable and looked fairly nice. I used all the inserts to cushion the shoe as I am on my feet constantly. The only complaint I have on the shoe is the interior fabric did not hold up on the left shoe. After approx. 1 1/2 months of wear, it developed a hole. I cnotributed this to a defect and reordered the same shoe. I have not had the opportunity to "test" the new shoe as it arrived after I left on a business trip and have not been home in 4 weeks to wear the new pair. Hopefully, the new pair will not have the same defect as the previous pair (right shoe only).
Wears this shoe: Daily
Orthofoot 420
June 02, 2008
Reviewer: P. Dwight from Texas
Shoe Size: Felt true to size
Shoe Width: Felt true to width
I found the shoe to be quite nice...size was "right-on." Very comfortable.
Wears this shoe: All the time.
April 21, 2008
Reviewer: Ronald from Huntington Beach, CA
Shoe Size: Felt true to size
Shoe Width: Felt true to width
I bought this shoe because I starting having symptoms of Morton's neuropathy. I read good things about Orthofeet on several websites, so... The shoes are comfortable and roomy. The support is excellent, and my symptoms seem to be disappearing.
Wears this shoe: For work. Casual wear.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Orthofeet 420
April 15, 2008
Reviewer: David from Lubbock, TX.
Shoe Size: Felt true to size
Shoe Width: Felt narrower than marked
I compared the Orthofeet 420, Aetrix Y910 Ariya Casual Walker Moc Toe, and the Drew Walker II all in a 10 1/2 medium width. All three looked nice and in a similar style, though the Aetrix LOOKED the best. The Drew's were not made of leather so they squeaked when I walked in them. The Orthofeet may be a little better made than the Aetrix. I reordered Orthofeet and Aetrix in a 10 1/2 Wide which I am trying now. I have Morton's Neuroma in both feet and need to try the shoes at different times of day to decide between the two. The Orthofeet feels a little bit wider which is comfortable to my feet. The Aetrix looks a little better and is only slightly more narrow. I'd recommend you try both to see which suits your taste. They both have a deep toe box. The soles aren't leather so I'm not sure if they will be slippery on wet or icey surfaces. The Orthofeet looks like it might wear longer.
Wears this shoe: I will wear these almost everyother day, 5 days a week.
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