The Apex Ambulator Conform Oxford shoe with Plastazote lining offers a new level of comfort, protection, and fashion!
The Apex Men's Ambulator Conform Oxford presents sophisticated style, handsome characteristics, and orthopedic features making it an ideal shoe for casual wearers and businessmen alike. Genuine full grain leather is used in the upper and reflects the Conform oxford stitch design while the Plastazote lining molds to the foot for a customized, comfortable fit. The shoe offers a 1/2" removable depth insole to accommodate diabetic insoles or custom orthotics, plus it's made with AnitShox Gel material that not only reduces the weight of the insole but absorbs shock that can lead to heel pain, ankle pain, and back pain. The Conform Oxford orthopedic shoe also comes with a lightweight polyurethane rocker sole with added traction to help resist slippage as well as provide stability to each new step. The Ambulator collection is internationally recognized by foot health professionals for common foot problems such as foot pain, arthritis, and diabetes; and as a biomechanically designed shoe one will feel less stress at the foot areas that are most susceptible to pain.
- Genuine full grain leather upper
- Classy lace closure
- Extended heel counter
- Plastazote lining molds to the foot for customized fit
- 1/2" depth removable insole to accommodate custom orthotics
- Insole made from AntiShox Gel to absorb shock that can cause heel pain, ankle pain, and back pain
- Soft padded collar prevents blisters
- Lightweight polyurethane rocker sole with added traction provides stability
- Medicare A5500 coded for use as a diabetic shoe
Features
- AA5500 Coded
- AArch support
- CContoured Footbed
- DDeep Toe Box
- EExtra Depth
- SShock Absorbing
- WWide Toe Box
* Based on the Features, this product may be appropriate for the listed Foot Conditions.
The information provided by Healthy Feet Store, LLC and Dr. Hurless is intended for educational purposes only and not intended to be used as a recommendation for a patient's specific medical condition, treatment plan or management of a disease. Please consult your healthcare provider.
