OrthofeetInnovative Orthopedic Boots for Men - Ideal for Plantar Fasciitis, Foot & Heel Pain Relief. Arch Support Slippers, Arch Booster, Cushioning Ergonomic Sole & Extended Widths - Highline

My husband has been experiencing foot pain and these boots helped him a lot. The only negative comment he has on the shoes is the lack of friction or the boots are very slippery on a wet surface or very smooth or polished surface.

Very comfortable shoe with support for my arches.

SOLE OF THIS SHOE NOT GLUED GOOD CAME OFF AFTER ONE WEEK SENT BACK I WILL UPDATE ON REFUNDyes they did refund shoes are good for pain reduction

My husband has Fred Flintstone feet. The are as wide as they are long. Top that off with bunions on both sides of his feet. We have been looking for boots he can wear to work that don’t hurt his feet for years. These are the ones. He wears his boots now instead of his sneakers. The only drawback is they are ugly. He dosent care. I’m going to buy him some ortho feet sneakers and loafers. He is a happy camper.

I love the shoe . Last for about 6 months.

The shoe fits great. I did not like the narrow tongue of the shoe. Just my preference and observation.

I feel like the material could be better but not much better. It comes with spacers in case your foot fits loose. I put un all the spacers and tie them up real tight and still have a lot of wiggle room. They are in fact the most comfortable shoes i have ever worn hands down. I wear them to work pretty much every day and i have been working 7 days a week for the past 3 months or so and they really attribute to me getting the job done. All in all, these are the best shoes I have ever had.

I have big feet and need a wide width shoe. Arch support and room in the toe box is also important. The boots fit well. I use my prescription insert under the removable cushion for better arch support.I like the shoe overall but one thing seems strange as the tongue of the left shoe slides down under the laces when i wear them.I've tried different socks and tried tying the shoe differently but it always happens when i wear them.Might be an idea for Ortho Feet to add a loop on the tongue for the laces to run through so the laces can be used to hold the tongue in place.