Orthofeet Bismarck Men's Stretchable Shoes, Designed for Protection with Style
These Stretchable Shoes from Orthofeet have substantial elasticity of the uppers providing a comfortable loose fit in the forefoot, and allowing the shoe to stretch and conform to the contours of the foot, accommodating deformities such as Bunions, Hammertoes, and eliminating pressure on Diabetic Feet with lesions, poor circulation and Edema.
- Fully washable stretchable synthetic leather and spandex upper
- Accommodates AFOs & KAFOs
- Unique design combines synthetic leather & spandex, a combination which makes this shoe washable
- Foam padded upper and extra foam padding in the tongue & collar
- Soft, Breathable, protective fabric lining
- Constructed on an anatomical last, with extra width across the midfoot and Toe-Box
- 3/8" Extra Depth
- Two sets of removable spacers (2mm and 3mm thick) allow the adjustment of the room inside the shoe
- Cushioning sole, made of light weight polyurethane foam
- Unique high-performance insole, designed with anatomical arch support & deep heel-seat which provides precise support and unsurpassed shock absorption.
- A5500 Medicare-coded for use as diabetic and medical footwear
- Merchant Note: Shoes have a plastic heel counter that is heat moldable to help snug up the heel. This is a simple fix but needs to be done by a shoe cobbler.
Features
- AA5500 Coded
- AAdjustable Strap
- AAFO Accommodation
- AAnkle support
- AAPMA Acceptance
- AArch support
- BBreathable
- CContoured Footbed
- CCushioned Heel
- DDeep Toe Box
- EExtra Depth
- FFlat Heel
- HHeel Counter
- PPadded Collar
- PPadded Tongue
- RRemovable Footbed
- RRigid Sole
- RRounded Toe Box
- SShock Absorbing
- SStretchable
- TTie-Less
- WWide Heel
- 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.
