Description
THESE ORTHOPEDIC SANDALS ARE NOT JUST AMAZING! THEY ALSO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO YOUR FEET!
As a diabetic walker, you will need to pay special attention to preventing foot problems such as blisters and calluses.
Walking-related foot injuries tend to occur when a walker wears a shoe that is the wrong type of shoe or does not fit
at his feet.
can ultimately lead to amputation. Fortunately, most diabetic foot problems can be avoided by purchasing a pair of well-fitting diabetic walking shoes and allowing
special attention to diabetics. Foot care.
Designed by professional podiatrists and orthopedists, high-end orthopedic sandals for onions correct the posture and eliminate muscle imbalances by moving the toes angled back to their original position to realign skeletal positioning.
POSTURE CORRECTION
Straighten your hips, correct knees and muscle imbalance by adjusting the structure of your feet . Go through life without pain and in 100% physical condition.
Diabetes management goes beyond diet and lifestyle. It also means taking care of your foot health and wearing supportive shoes to help manage the
foot complications that may occur. Our orthopedic shoes are designed for those managing diabetes. Built with high quality materials and a
functional design, our footwear collection will help prevent skin irritation and discomfort. 
NANO-FOAM FOR ULTRA COMFORTABLE ORTHOTICS
The important walking shoe invention used in this pair of boots is the rubber sole. nano foam - the next generation of memory foam insoles who is will transform to fit and hug comfortably your feet, wherever you go.
ONION ALIGNMENT
Separate, straighten and align your toes.
Size guide
How do I measure my feet?
Grab a piece of paper, a ruler, a pen, a wall, a friend and the feet you want to measure. All you have to do is follow the following steps. The best time to measure your feet is in the evening, as your feet tend to swell a little during the day.
Step 1 : Place a sheet of paper on the floor against a wall. Place your foot on the sheet of paper with the heel touching the wall. Stand straight and balanced on both feet.
