OrthoComfoot Women's Arch Support Orthopedic Sneakers

1 year update: I've stopped using the main shoe since the toe box is not wide enough, but I use the insoles daily. The insoles fit better than my custom insoles from the podiatrist. Metatarsal pad is in the right place, right amount of arch support, not super hard feeling. I couldn't live without my insoles honestly. Not even exaggerating I had foot pain every single day before these. Now my pain is gone. If I could give 6 stars for the insoles I would. Thank you ortho comfoot for making my life better. Original: They hurt the first couple times I wore them but now they are the only shoes I can wear. I have high arches, duck feet, anterior pelvic tilt, and some muscular imbalances in my legs/hips. I usually need an arm crutch to get around or I am at risk of collapsing but these shoes have completely eliminated that and I'm free to walk where I want as long as I want. The best part is my feet don't hurt when I'm done. I've tried wearing my other shoes again and I could barely even walk out the door... Not sure what magic they put in these but I'd buy another one if the other colors weren't so ugly

I recently ordered the OrthoComfoot Women's Arch Support Walking Sneakers from Amazon, hoping to find a comfortable and supportive pair of shoes to help alleviate the discomfort caused by my foot neuropathy. Unfortunately, my experience with these sneakers has been nothing short of painful. The most significant issue I encountered was the sizing, and I believe this was impacted by their promise: "equipped with a cushioning PU foam layer to enhance the propulsive force of walking." As someone dealing with neuropathy, comfort is of utmost importance to me. I believe it is the foam cushioning playing a big role in fit of the shoe, thus the Size promised is off. I believe it is the foam layers that are adding pressure inside the shoe. So you might be buying a size 9, but inside the shoe fits more like an 8. As such, these tight-fitting sneakers only exacerbated my foot pain and made my walks a painful ordeal: I had hoped for better cushioning and relief, but these sneakers only added to my woes. Considering my condition and need for comfortable space inside the shoe, I was deeply disappointed by the OrthoComfoot Women's Arch Support Walking Sneakers. If you're dealing with neuropathy or any other foot issues, I strongly advise you to keep these issues in mind if you are considering these sneakers, as they may end up causing more pain than relief. Finding a better-fitting and more comfortable neuropathy-friendly fit is essential for your well-being. 🦶😞

I always dread shoe shopping because I have such a hard time finding shoes with good arch support, that accommodate my bunions and are cute and comfortable. These check all the boxes! I can hardly believe I bought them without trying them on and they fit perfectly. I have gotten several compliments on them as well. The first day I wore them, the arch supports were a little too firm, but they relaxed a bit and have been comfortable all day long ever since, and are by far, my most comfortable shoes. I also believe these shoes are a great value. I've tried several other high end shoes and these are the best I've ever had. If you have narrow feet, they might not be for you. But for my bunions, They're perfect.

I have two other pairs of this brand of shoe. They are slip ons. I wear them all day standing at work and my feet and joints do not hurt at the end of the day. I am a pharmacy technician. There is not a lot of standing around time. I am moving around. This pair of shoes I put them on and they felt great. I wore them to work and ended up with screaming blisters after just a little while . The backs of the shoes are too tight, I wear a standard size 10 women’s shoe size. The backs are just too tight. The box of the shoes fit fine and my joints feel fine after wearing all day. I ended up loosening the laces some and letting them be a little floppy. The seams under the place where the laces attach is also terrible. It is not quite seen down all the way and can bunch and fold when you put your feet in. I so wanted to love these shoes.

I was going to wait to put this until I wore them for awhile because I didn't want to waer them outside in case I had to return them but I decide to wear them to work where im consistently on my feet. I have spent the past year trying to find a shoe that didn't irritate my pelvis or siatica. Most of the time the arch doesn't even match up on my feet so I'd buy a size or 1/2 size bigger. Sometimes that worked. These arches lines up right not under my foot like they are supposed to They are kinda wide but they don't look like clown shoes like big boxed wide tied shoes. They could have a little more cushion. There was an extra pair of inserts? After wearing them all day my feet kinda hurt because of the lack of cushion on the insert.... over all tho I like them and would order again....SO FAR. My knee doesn't hurt my pelvis doesn't hurt im good.. I found a solution to the lack of cushion. I put a flat insert under the existing insert. It added extra cushion and my foot doesn't feel like it floating because they're a bit wide...however it does lift the arch just a bit i have to wear them today to see how this feels a lol uncomfortable because the insole doesn't have much cushion

Love these sneakers. Price was great Terrific support. High quality. My feet feel great when I wear them. Great arch support. Packaged great. Even sent additional inserts A must buy

There is nothing supportive or orthopedic about these shoes as far as I can tell. They're just regular cheap sneakers and the seller just includes a pair of slip in orthopedic insoles in the box. The insoles are no better than the ones I get at Walmart. Save yourself the purchase and just get the Walmart brand insoles and put them in whatever shoes you already have. Same result. BTW, the shoes are a pretty wide fit at both toe and ankle, and I don't have wide feet. Returning.

Excellent comfort