Name: Drew Doubler - Men's Dress Shoe
Brand: DREW
SKU: 7064069
Price: 299.95 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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Drew Doubler - Extra Depth Dress Shoe

A wide diabetic shoe for men. A stylish looking shoe made with a newer and softer leather, with two removable footbeds for added comfort and double depth. Also accommodates prescribed orthotics. Made with a seamless moldable dearskin lining to allow the shoe to breath and wick away moisture.

Moldable, Total Contact, Dual-Density Insert
Wide Shank, Polyurethane Rocker Bottom
Extended Medial Heel Stabilizer
Soft, Foam-Padded Tongue and Collar
Broad Toe Character
Seamless Moldable Deerskin Linings
Arch Cookie Support
Accommodates Prescribed Orthotics

Features

AA5500 Coded
AAdjustable Strap
AAnkle support
AArch support
CContoured Footbed
CCushioned Heel
DDeep Toe Box
HHeel Counter
LLaced
MMedial Rearfoot Posting
PPadded Collar
PPadded Tongue
RRemovable Footbed
RRocker Bottom
RRounded Toe Box
SSeamless Interior
SShock Absorbing
SSoft Uppers
WWide Toe Box
WWide Heel

Foot Conditions

AAccessory Navicular Syndrome
AAchilles Tendonitis
AAnkle Pain
AArch Pain/Arch Strain
AArthritis
BBrachymetatarsia
BBunion
BBursitis
CCavus Foot
CCharcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT)
CClaw Toes
CCorns
DDiabetic/Neuropathy
EEdema/Swelling
FFat Pad Atrophy
FFlat Feet/Fallen Arches
HHaglunds Deformity
HHammertoe/Mallet Toe
HHeel Pain/Heel Spurs
HHigh Arches/High Instep
LLymphedema
MMetatarsalgia/Ball Of Foot Pain
MMetatarsalgia/Ball of Foot Pain
MMorton's Neuroma
MMorton's Toe
OOver Pronation
PPlantar Fasciitis
PPost-Tib Tendonitis
SSesamoiditis
SShin Splints
UUnder Pronation/Supination

* 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.