If you are in the market for a quality pair of diabetic shoes, you may want to check out the brand Pedors. Check out the two examples of Pedors diabetic shoes for men and women below to see if these shoes are right for you and your foot needs.
Pedors Men’s Stretch Walker. This is an example of one of Pedors’ „activewear” diabetic shoes. The Men’s Stretch Walker is a spacious athletic shoe perfect for daily walks or light sports. (Note: this is not a running shoe, and if you are a serious runner you should look for a more heavy-duty athletic shoe.) The shoe comes in basic colors (black and white). It comes in two basic styles: one with a double strap Velcro fastener and the other that is a traditional lace-up sneaker. The Velcro fastener is especially appropriate for diabetics who occasionally experience swelling in their feet and need to regularly adjust the size of their shoes, or for diabetics who also suffer from arthritis and need a fastener they can open and close easily.
The forefoot of the Stretch Walker is made from a seamless and stretchable material. This design-choice has two basic functions. The first is to prevent any unnecessary rubbing or friction on the skin of the foot that may lead to irritation or injuries such as blisters, corns and calluses. The second is to accommodate whatever foot deformities already exist on the foot, such as bunions or hammertoes.
The Pedors Stretch Walker provides extra-depth and three removable insoles. It is able to accommodate most braces or additional orthopedic inserts.
Pedors Vienna Orthopedic Shoes. This Women’s dress shoe provides comfort, support and a fashionable look. Nicknamed the „Bunion Shoe,” the Vienna Orthopedic Shoe from Pedors is made with high quality leather uppers. The soft leather material of the shoe easily stretches to accommodate foot deformities such as bunions; the seamless interior ensures that this is one shoe that will never irritate the delicate skin of your feet. No need to worry about calluses, corns or blisters! In addition to the leather, the shoe is crafted with two neoprene stretch panels that provide increased flexibility on the sides of your feet right where bunions form. The Pedors Vienna is a slip-on shoe with a padded tongue and collar. It is made with extra depth and can accommodate most orthopedic inserts and orthopedic socks.
The Pedors Vienna Orthopedic Shoe is now available in black, brown and beige.
Jane Barron works for OddShoeFinder.com,a free online website that helps people find mismatched footwear.Get more information on diabetic shoes, diabetes support group or diabetes foot problems.
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