OrthoComfoot Men's Orthopedic Wide Leather Dress Walking Shoes: cozy Arch Support Oxfords for Plantar Fasciitis, Orthotic Casual Business Work Shoes for Foot and Heel Pain Relief
Fabric type: 100% LeatherOrigin: ImportedSole material: Ethylene Vinyl AcetateOuter material: LeatherCOMFORTABLE LEATHER: Made of genuine leather, it has durability and flexibility for long-term wear. The smooth and polished appearance is the choice for enduring and timeless dress shoes. They emit a mature aura that can elevate the level of formal and business attire. They provide comfort and confidence for you in any formal or professional occasionWIDE TOE BOX: Our dress shoes designed for men with wide toe boxes aim to provide maximum comfort and support for those with foot conditions or wider feet. The spacious toe cap allows your toes to naturally stretch, reducing pressure and providing ample space for toe movement. Provide a more cushy fit. This is particularly beneficial for people with diseases such as bunions or hammer tendinitisPLANTAR FASCIITIS RELIEVING INSOLES: focusing on arch support, plantar fasciitis, flat foot,and other foot diseases. Orthopedic insoles evenly distribute foot pressure, improve posture, scientifically balance foot structure, correct abnormal walking patterns, and effectively alleviate heel or metatarsal pain caused by plantar fasciitisVERSATILE STYLE: Whether you need oxford dress shoes for work, special occasions, or everyday wear, they offer a combination of style, comfort, and safety. They can be a practical and fashionable choice for men of all ages, providing you with the confidence and support you need throughout the dayFOOT PAIN RELIEF: Our shoe insoles offer plantar fasciitis support, corrected posture, prolonged walks, muscle fatigue relief, joint relaxation, and spinal stress relief. They provide additional cushioning in the forefoot, metatarsal, and heel region. Ideal for dealing with high arch, flat feet, heel spurs, metatarsalgia, shin splints, bunions, achilles tendonitis, diabetic foot conditions, overpronation, ball of foot pain, and hip pain