Dr. Comfort Winner-X Men Sneakers Athletic Shoes w/Gel Inserts-Therapeutic Diabetic Mens Running Shoes

Adjustable instep, notable comfort and they look good.

Love them comfortable and no annoying laces

For arthritis, I try to have a steel shank and/or rocker-bottom soles. For the orthotics and my everted right foot, I need a deep and wide toe box, and variable depth shoe. Likewise for my long-standing lower extremity edema. And to keep dressing and undressing from becoming any more theatrical than they already are (compression socks, etc.), Velcro fasteners really help...AS LONG AS they don't make the top of the shoe too loose around the ankle. Oh, yeah: need 10.5 6E size. These shoes have a very stiff rear sole, though not steel-shanked, and the sole is either a rocker or close enough. The toe box could be a tad more generous, but it's good enough! Doesn't come to much of appoint, and the depth is fine. Shoe comes with one depth insert, and I added it to the left shoe because that foot is smaller. Worked. My orthotices go in without difficulty and work, and the top of the shoes is snug but not too tight around the ankle. Good Velcro. Right now Drew doesn't sell what I need, so I tried Dr. Comfort. Excellent choice!

I am a heavier person, so I dont expect show soles to last long. I only got 5 months of use before the sole is so crushed it now hurts to walk in.Don't get me wrong, I do really love the shoe. It accepts my ankle brace without issue, it is comfortable to walk in and does have the widest toe box I have been able to find.I just wish the sole was just slightly stronger and not crush as this pair has.

Finding very wide shoes for my partner has always been a challenge. I decided to do research to find a shoe that will fit better and last longer. These shoes are great. The fit is perfect. The shoes are so well made! I will not waste my time or money on other shoes from now on. Many shoes that I have purchased have not been worn long. Just stuffed under a bed or in a closet. These shoes were a hit the first time they were worn. I am a believer. Great shoes!

What gives Dr. Comfort the right to decide how I wear the shoe??? I wanted the original shoe inserts, but they threw them away and did not send them in my package. I paid for a whole shoe, but I did not receive it. Instead, I got Dr. Comfort inserts. I don't want to wear Dr. Comfort gel inserts in both shoes -- just one -- because I have foot problems that affect my balance. I have trouble getting around, so sending back the shoes is a hassle. So, I am stuck!! Dr. Comfort can try and blame Amazon, but in the end, the shoes are their product and their responsibility. The size of the shoe is correct, so I marked "fit as expected" but they don't fit properly. Thanks for nothing, Dr. Comfort. You owe me a free pair of shoes with the original inserts.

I bought these for my 70 year old dad who has feet issues (swelling, toe deformity due to a number of things) and he absolutely loves them. I've bought him two pairs so far, the first pair he's worn everyday for the last year and they still look good. These are well worth the price and I will be buying him another pair soon.

Ugly but not horrible, fit pretty good, comfortable.Update: Still like them but 3 months in and some of the tread is peeling off. Glued it back on.Update: 5 months in and the interior is crumbling. Heel is worn out and some plastic thing is poking me around the heel. Top layer of insoles is shredding. It's just the fabric part of it but it makes it uncomfortable to wear because I feel fabric lumps under my feet. I was able to fix it by gluing on some inexpensive thin insoles. But for the price the shoe should have lasted longer.

Got two pairs still using first ones after a. Year