Avery Island Black XX Wide 14
$109.95 $144.95
In Stock (10)
As wide as any shoe we've ever seen, this medically-approved therapeutic oxford comes in a super XXW width called 6E by its maker Orthofeet, but it will fit even wider feet, especially if you remove one or two of the fitting spacers beneath the customized insole. Designed for people with diabetes, the shoe is soft, padded and non-binding with seam-free linings and a cushioning ergonomic sole. Men's sizes 7-12, 13, 14, 15 in XW(4E) and XXW(6E).
- Product # 410-19 (Black)
- Soft leather upper offers a non-binding fit. Durable and easy-to-clean.
- Traditional lace closure to secure a perfect fit
- Soft, padded fabric interior with no overlays eliminates irritation and provides superior protection for sensitive feet, including those with neuropathy and diabetes
- Wide toe-box alleviates pressure on swollen feet, bunions, and hammertoes and allows the freedom of natural foot movement
- Features the Ortho-Cushion™ System:
- Removable Premium Orthotic Insole - Multilayer advanced cushioning and anatomical arch support for proper alignment. Included Arch Booster to customize your support.
- Ergonomic Sole - Mild rocker design with integrated cushioning to improve the ease of walking and relieve foot & heel pain and other symptoms for over 20 conditions and a variety of mobility issues.
- Extra depth & included fitting spacers – to customize a pressure-free fit for a wide range of feet shapes, as well as medical inserts. Each shoe comes with two fitting spacers, either or both can be placed under the Orthotic Insole to optimize the interior volume and depth for each foot.
- Rubber outsole provides exceptional traction and stability
Most comfortable shoe!
The Orthofeet Avery Island is my most comfortable shoe. I can wear it walking for hours and my feet never hurt. Best of all, the inserts can be removed so I can wear my heavier wool socks in cold weather without crowding the shoe. Best shoe I own, and it seems like it'll last for a long time.
Ugly White letter label on black dress shoe
I liked the price, the features, and the style -but the ugly and conspicuous orthofeet label on a shoe I would have otherwise worn for work and church is a total disqualifier. A label that essentially says "handicapped". Seriously. Remove that stupid label and I would have ordered this product. I am angry because I think I found a good style at good price in my size -some fool at the company puts that ugly label on it. I am now categorically avoiding the Orthofeet brand.
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