Benefits of Orthopaedic Shoes

Wearing supportive, well-fitting footwear is sometimes not enough for people with certain foot types and conditions.

If you have a foot or toe deformity, a severe injury, extra wide bunions, open sores or a neurological disease that affects your feet you may require orthopaedic shoes.

Orthopaedic shoes have a number of medically beneficial functions which separate them from everyday footwear. Othopaedic shoes can be recommended for all ages, as poor foot mechanics can affect people young and old.

When selecting orthopaedic footwear, consult with a Canadian Certified Pedorthist. The Pedorthist will conduct a full assessment of your lower limbs and feet and let you know which orthopaedic features your foot type and condition requires.