Orthofeet Men's Orthopedic Knit Edgewater Sneakers

My outer foot and toes have been killing me after my 15k daily steps. I have been buying walking shoes in the $50-$65 range for years. I wasn’t being cheap, I just didn’t know better. I saw Ortho Feet just to try them out. WOW- these feel great! I bought others to try out also, including a $199 pair. This shoe is winner and THE ONLY SHOE that came with additional inserts to customize the fit and comfort: add 1/16” insert under the Ortho inner sole, add an 1/8” insert or add both for 3/16” or add nothing-you decide. And yes, add an additional arch insert that also goes below the Ortho inner sole for either/ both shoes. And check out the quality of the Ortho Innersole. I’m impressed and, yes, these are going for a longggg walk tomorrow. 👏

I'm very picky about shoes. Not because I want to be, because I have to be. I have very wide feet that created problems finding shoes that fit properly at local department stores. Compounding the issue is standing on my feet at work for 11-13 hours/day. It got to the point where I started having medical issues with my feet because of improperly fitting foot wear.My Podiatrist recommended Orthofeet shoes for me to help alleviate the problems related to tight fitting shoes. I was very skeptical about ordering these "online-only" shoes without trying them on, especially at this price point. I am them a try as they had a 90-day return window, they came within a week and it was the best purchase in shoes I have ever made.The shoes were very comfortable, supportive, true to size and had the extra room in the toe box that I desperately needed. The shoes also came with 2 different size spacers to accommodate a better fit. I had to use the 1/8" spacers to get a good fit. The fabric is very soft, stretchable and breathable with no annoying seams inside the shoe. Break-In period for the shoes was literally only a couple of days if that and all the prior issues I had with pressure points, soreness and support in other shoes had all went away after a week in these shoes. Working my long shifts in these shoes makes life much easier.Many people are put off by the fact these shoes are made in China and the Dominican Republic for a premium price. The cost of these shoes is worth every penny spent in terms of comfort and the elimination of orthopedic issues related to other ill-fitting shoes. I've been wearing these shoes for the last 5 years and each pair has lasted well over a year before the support and tread starts fading to unacceptable levels. Mind you I'm on my feet all day in an environment that's rough on the integrity of shoes. Highly recommended!

I've been walking 3-4 miles per day for 6 months in a branded shoe that is well-known. I developed pain in both feet at the tip of my smaller toes making it uncomfortable to exercise. I wasn't crazy about buying orthopedic shoes, even at 60 years of age, but I needed a solution. To my surprise, the moment I began walking in this shoe, the pain went away entirely. I used the arch support insert only. I just finished a 3-mile hike and have no discomfort. The shoe makes you feel like you're walking on air. Highly recommended.

A good looking shoe but not sturdy enough for my use. I was looking for shoes that would be comfortable and supportive of my running on tread mill. These shies did not.

I purchased these terrific tennies exactly one year ago (Apr 24, 2023). They were quite expensive (at over $100) but were they comfortable! About a month ago I noticed my feet were slipping around inside the shoe and actually becoming uncomfortable to walk in them. Low and behold the INSOLES were nearly flattened! Talk about "planned obsolescence"! The shoes, on the outside, look brand new however. Imagine my surprise to go online to Orthofeet and see replacement insoles were 50 bucks!! For a piece of formed rubber barely 1/4" thick? Insole replacements for 1/2 the price of a new pair of shoes! And to boot, I only wore them 2 or 3 days a week. Because I've pulled out the insoles, I went ahead and ordered a replacement set of insoles (free shipping, wasn't THAT kind at 50 bucks?) but I'll throw the tennies away next April when the replacement pair squishes down and becomes useless as this pair. I'll put that 50 bucks towards a pair of tennies that last more than a year!UPDATE: company was nice enough and IMMEDIATELY sent a replacement pair of insoles NO CHARGE. Impressed with their courtesy and care for customer satisfaction and appreciation. 5-stars

The fit is good on this for someone that has a very hard time find 14 W. Good toebox width. What is really annoying is the insert and support inserts squeak a lot. I've tried homebrew fixes that didn't work. That bring the whole point of an orthopedic shoe it kind of sucks to have that issue. Other than that they are comfortable.

I have a replacement ankle and nerve damage in my foot. These shoes are comfortable and help me walk with much less pain. I can't say enough good things about them.

Are very uncomfortable and do not fit well. These shoes are made cheap and should not be sold on Amazon.