Besroad Womens Walking Shoes Wide Diabetic Shoes Adjustable Barefoot Casual Sneakers Breathable Zero Drop Arthritis Edema Sneakers Indoor Outdoor

Great shoes for someone who can't wear dress shoes anymore but still want to dress nicely. I have medical conditions in my feet but I still want to dress nice whenever I do go out. These look decent and are decently comfortable. They are pretty flat inside which does help with your balance, but if you need more cushion, you can add an insole.

I have a difficult foot to fit. My foot is duck-shaped, very wide except with a narrow heel. I normally wear a 6.5WW, so basically hobbit feet. To make matters worse, I have a little bit of neuropathy in my toes thanks to diabetes and also hip pain that is made worse when wearing shoes not suportive enough. Over the years, I have poured a lot of money into so-called wide shoes that just don't fit or that tear up my heel because of slipping. Sadly, heel inserts have never worked for me. I ordered the house shoes made by this brand and was so happy with those that I ordered their walking shoes too. I received the walking shoes a few days ago and put them on today for the first time and went shopping. This shoe is extremely comfortable! There was no break-in period, no slippage in the heel despite it being a half size larger than my actual size, so no blisters, no hip pain, no pinching, no squeezing. I think I was even walking a little faster. I got caught behind a family jostling each other in the doorway of the store, and when they got going, I actually kept up with them when normally I am the slowest walker in most venues. The only negative is that they might actually be a little too wide (this has never happened to me before). I had to get a 7 because 6.5 is not offered, so I end up pulling the velcro straps as tight as they can go. There will likely be room for socks or an insert to absorb odors. As for looks: I like them. They may look a little chunky but I have no complaints. I wear them with trousers but I also wear skirts a great deal and I will wear these shoes just as happily with the skirts. I got the shoes in black and another pair with the floral pattern that I have not tried yet. I wish I could see into the future to determine their longevity since I tend to be hard on shoes but just being able to walk without pain is all I need at the moment.

They seem to be made pretty well and look like they’d be comfortable if they had fit. Unfortunately, the sizing is WAY off. OKI ordered an 8. I normally wear 7.5-8. The space inside these shoes is well over 1.5 inch too long inside ( from my flesh to inside of the back of the shoe) They are Way too long to even consider trying to buy and use an inset etc so I had to return them. It would be too much guess work about uncertain sizing plus the running around to return things that don’t fit, for me to try guessing if it would work again or not with this particular brand or style. I felt like a little kid trying on my dad’s giant shoes.

I finally have found the shoe that fits my swollen feet and ankles. They are very comfortable and provide ample support as I now am able to put them on myself and adjust them. I cannot comment on their “walking ability” as I am in a wheelchair but am happy when I must stand and pivot to know that my feet will not slide. Daily I am receiving compliments from other patients who want to know about my shoes and I am able to answer them in firsthand replies. One question is about cost being so effective for me and they are so surprised to learn they are underpriced by far. It was deeply appreciated when Amazon was able to help me order the correct size by adding length and width. I hope this has been beneficial.

Shoe is pretty comfy. I got a 9W and there's quite a bit of room to adjust for swelling. I had surgery and needed something wide enough for swelling and be gentle on my stitches over my big toe joint. I can leave the lower strap quite loose and it doesn't rub or touch my stitches. For my normal foot I can adjust the straps pretty small and it fits just fine so it has a nice range. Nice wide toe box, no squishing of toes. My biggest complaint is there's really no support at all. They're barefoot shoes. Very little cushioning. They feel like wearing slippers pretty much but have a nice grippy rubber bottom. They are warmer than expected and make my feet a bit hot considering all the airflow which is annoying because I'm very limited on what I can wear at the moment and it's been 90 degrees the last 2 days.

I have several autoimmune diseases including diabetes. I have shoes made for the neuropathy. However a couple months back my feet and ankles randomly swole up and my custom shoes had to be cut off my feet. I purchased this pair of shoes hoping the design and box toe woul provide cover and be an adjustable fit. I was not disappointed. The shoes are zero point and slip resistant. The size is perfect and adjustable with the straps for the random swelling. The shoes are thick enough to wear outside (I live in California so I wouldn't know about snowy climates but I doubt it) and they keep my feet warm in chilly rainy weather. The color matches everything and the only thing I did was put the custom made arch support pads in the shoes which made it fit perfectlly without raising the heel. These shoes are great for outdoors, indoors and when the neuropathy flares up and walking in socks or barefeet is uncomfortable. I will buy a few pairs, just for variety. They have not worn out and when dirty I just toss them in the washing machine in a net bag.

Bought these for my mom. She has wide feet and the adjustable straps are great. She says they are soft and comfortable as well.

These are attractive, comfortable, wide enough, very easy to adjust. The only drawback is that they're a little shallow, meaning not a very deep shoe.