Orthofeet 863 Athens Women's Mary Jane

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Athens blue Mary Jane shoes offer a non-binding fit, extra room for toe movement, and maximum protection against pressure points. The anatomical orthotic insole and ergonomic sole offer precise support and excellent cushioning, making every step you take soothing with comfort.

Orthotic support - contoured orthotic insole, with anatomical arch support and foam padded heel-seat helps alleviate foot pain and enhances comfort from heel to toe.
Supple, non-binding upper eliminates pressure on bunions and hammer toes.
Easy gait - Light-weight cushioning sole with Ergonomic-Stride(TM) design softens step, and helps propel foot forward.
Protective Interior - Soft, seam-free lining design with extra foam padding eliminates pressure points, and helps reduce friction against skin.
Comfort fit - soft, non-binding upper eliminates pressure points and enhances comfort.

Specifications

Gender:	Women
Brand:	Orthofeet
Size:	5, 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10 , 10.5, 11 , 11.5, 12
Color:	Blue
Width:	Medium (B), Wide (D), X-Wide (2E)
Ailments:	Diabetic Neuropathy, Moderate Bunions, Moderate Hammertoes
Features:	Diabetic Shoes - A5500, Extra Depth for Orthotics
Closure:	Velcro®

Product Features

About Orthofeet Shoes

The primary focus of the OrthoFeet brand is to offer the ultimate comfortable and functional shoes, orthotic insoles and socks. By combining athletic footwear technology and therapeutic detailing, OrthoFeet footwear offer the highest level of comfort and protection for sensitive feet.

Finding the right pair of shoes can be a tiring process, especially when faced with a foot ailment. OrthoFeet employs biomedical engineers to build innovative footwear products, designed to alleviate the symptoms associated with various foot conditions, such as Plantar Fasciitis, Heel and Foot pain, bunions, corns, calluses, and neuroma, and products for individuals with diabetes, arthritis and Neuropathy.