OrthoComfootMen's Orthopedic Leather Dress Walking Shoes: Comfortable Plantar Fasciitis Oxfords with Arch Support, Business Diabetic Slip-On Loafers for Foot and Heel Pain Relief

Comfortable and lightweight, easy to wear and take off

This is a review of "OrthoComfoot Comfortable Mens Walking Shoes for Plantar Fasciitis, Orthopedic Genuine Leather Oxford with Arch Support, Driving Diabetic Loafers for Foot and Heel Pain Relief”[As a vine reviewer, I am pledging not to be compensated or influenced by the vendor; I state my opinions based on my personal experience without any bias or pressure]These are formal shoes (we ordered the black shoe size 12/ European size 46). My main foot problems are with Plantar fasciitis and swollen feet. This shoe seems to solve the problem of needing a formal pair at work that is also comfortable to walk. As a large male (220lb, regularly size 12), this pair fit me well.The Shoe is well designed and modular with its three parts:A. This shoe has heels made from rubber but two stress points, the bottom and middle are reinforced such that they offer some extra cushioning. The heel is made from rubber and although it is reasonably sturdy. B. An insole custom cushion ( removable) for a variety of foot ailments. This is the main selling point. This cushion is high quality and can cost almost twenty dollars if sold separately. This helped me with my heel comfort.C. An extra pair of insoles that are more for normal use (not as cushioned as 2 above)My experience with the shoe:1. Comfort: Actually quite good. The shoe is quite "stretchy" and I did not see the bend marks appear immediately. The cushioning and the insoles gave a comfortable walk for several days.2. Build quality - Reasonably good; The upper is made from leather. The heel is made with rubber with stress points reinforced.3. Wear and tear: moderate ; I did not see an immediate effect after a few days of use4. Sizing - pretty good. The shoe did not pinch me. So order the exact size you wear and it should fit well. In my case the size 12 for this shoe was the same dimension I use normally.5. Price - a bit high but can be justified since you get everything needed in one place.I think this shoe can act as your second pair of shoes for some light duty. Because this is a lighter shoe, I would not advise using this pair for heavy winter use. I think for the price, this is a reasonable compromise and four stars are deserved.

Comfortable with removable insert and well made enough for use as a (black) dress type shoe in event that’s needed.

These shoes look nice. I'm not a shoe expert but, they appear to be well made and come with extra insoles. The leather is nice and soft. I wear a size 9, ordered a size 9 and they fit perfectly.The reason why I'm giving them 3 stars is because they don't feel very cushiony when you walk on them. The souls are much too firm for my taste. If you squeeze the sides of the souls with your fingers, you can Barely press in. They're pretty firm. And this is very evident when you walk on them. Also, they have a pretty high arch. But, it doesn't hit my arches in the right place. The arches are a little too far back for my feet.If by chance you're looking for a firmer shoe, I would recommend these for people with pronation. Which means when some people walk, their feet/ankles turn inward. These shoes push your feet slightly outward, with their high arches. And on the bottom/soles, there's a built-in slight bump in the area where the ball of your foot is, located below your big toe.Unfortunately, the extra insoles did not help me in any way. They're even thinner and firmer than the ones that came inside the shoes.To summarize, they're nice looking, well made, just too firm for me.

These are for my husband- very well made

Makes my toe and arch hurt. Not sure what the extra support insoles were for? No instructions. Definitely not worth what I paid for them.

Thanks to your recommendations they are exactly what I was looking for. Good fit and comfortable to wear

This shoe leather is good. It may help for arch foot and plantar fascitis.