What people tell us

6E · Damson Plum · Verified purchase

First shoe in four years I can put on standing up. My feet swell terribly by the afternoon and I had given up on anything that fastens. I loosen the front strap after lunch and carry on. I have ordered a second pair in navy.

6E · Jet Black · Verified purchase

Type 2 diabetic, neuropathy in both feet. My podiatrist looked at these at my last appointment and was happy with them, which is the only endorsement I care about. No seams anywhere inside — I checked with my hand before I wore them.

EE · Chalk White · Verified purchase

Bought two widths because I could not decide, sent one back, no fuss at all. The EE is right for me. Only complaint is I would like a half size — I am between a 5 and a 6 and I have tightened the straps quite far.

EEEE · Storm Grey · Verified purchase

I wear a prescribed orthotic and finding a shoe deep enough has been a two-year project. Insole comes out in one piece, device drops in, heel stays down. That is all I needed and nobody else managed it.

EEEE · Deep Navy · Verified purchase

My daughter ordered these for me. I have arthritis in my hands and cannot do laces any more. The straps are wide enough to grip properly. The rolling sole took me about a week and now I would not go back.

EE · Warm Taupe · Verified purchase

On my feet ten hours a day in a warehouse. These are the first wide trainers that have not gone flat inside three months. Not the lightest shoe I have owned but I will take the support over the weight.

6E · Storm Grey · Verified purchase

Lymphoedema in the left leg. I fit them over my compression stocking as advised on the site and they go on. I use a 6E on the left and my right foot has the same, which is fine as it is just a bit loose.

EEEE · Jet Black · Verified purchase

Bunion on one foot, hammer toes on the other. Nothing rubs. That sentence has not been true of a shoe I own for about a decade.