Customer Reviews Propet Stability Walker Medicare/HCPCS Code = A5500 Diabetic Shoe

I wear a 10 1/2 D. This shoe in that size was INCREDIBLEY NARROW. So much that my foot felt like it was in a vice. Nice looking shoe except for the "Stability Walker" monogram on the tongue that advertises I'm becoming geriatric...not cool. I will ultimately purchase something else because I have low confidence anything I order will fit correctly.

I need a size larger and they aren't in stock or not available

The width is a bit smaller then before. Seems like they may have reduced the material? The overall inside room seems to be tight. My feet are wide and fat, and the entire top of my feet and both side hurt very badly using this shoe for tennis. I can barely walk the next day because the top of feet were restricted firmly and the supporting material inside was not soft enough for me.

Shoes dis not fit well. Right shoe seemed smaller than left. My left foot is a half size larger than my right foot so this was a surprise.

they are the most un comfortable she i ever owned Way to tight

they just didn't feel very comfortable,,,I was expecting a better arch support also,,,

This shoe was not what I expected and not very comfortable at all,,

Need the next wider size, if available. A good quality product; hope I can get a fit that works.

DECENT SHOE FOR UNSTABLE SENIOR AND COMFORTABLE FOR FIRST FEW MONTHS. FOOT OPENING IS CRAMPED AND REQUIRES A SHOE HORN TO GET FOOT INSIDE. COULD DEFINITELY BENEFIT FROM BETTER QUALITY CONTROL AND/ FINAL INSPECTION ( THUS ASSURE SHOE TONGUE IS PROPERLY CENTERED VERSUS SEWN OFF CENTER CAUSING DISCOMFORT) NOT QUITE AS UGLY AS SOME I'VE SEEN BUT CLOSE.

Historically I've bought Reebok over the years, but they just do not have the sizes, let alone wide, that I need any more. I had a pair of Nike high tops for awhile there, but the soles finally separated from the rest of the shoe. Overall a decent pair of sneakers. They are light, and the size was accurate. I ordered them a half size larger than what I reall am for comfort, but really could have probably ordered to size and done okay with a firm but not too snug a fit. As it is they are a bit loose, but nothing an after market insole cannot fix I think. As for the soles themselves, you are not purchasing this shoe for heavy duty hikes, that much I can tell you. It is for moderate walking, comfort while on your feet, and a bit of function as well. Now, same problem that most shoes produced overseas suffer from these days. Those pesky soles are already barking at me a tiny bit after a day's wear. Scale of 0-10 construction quality, from 4-6 I'd say; I suspect they would suffer from separation from the rest of the shoe, eventually over time. Also the seams were not all seamless shall we say. A couple of the threads are exposed, which is a bit suspect to me, is the whole construction going to fall apart from the inside out? Call it a hunch. It's a shame the quality is not that great, but that's what we get when we trade security for liberty, right? Inferior quality from places like China, and still paying a premium at the pump for it.

The shoes were attractive, but a bit heavier than the picture would suggest. My problem was that althought the right shoe was comfortable the left one was pinching my feet unacceptably.

This pair was wasy too tight in the toes.

I ordered this shoe after reading reviews on a net search for "best shoes for overpronation". I cant comment on their suitability for that purpose because I couldn't stand to wear them for more than 10 minutes. They always rubbed the ball of my left foot painfully so I am returning them.

Grey/Black Nubuck - I've ordered this exact same shoe in the past and I like this shoe, however, the fit was too small this time. The shoe box was marked 5E, the shoe was marked 5E, but the shoe itself was no wider than 3E, at best. Either the shoe was improperly labeled or the factory where it was made is using the wrong size shoe last. Either way, poor Quality Control is an issue here for this particular version.

Chocolate/Brown Nubuck - I've ordered this exact same shoe in the past and I like this shoe, however, the fit was too small this time. The shoe box was marked 5E, the shoe was marked 5E, but the shoe itself was no wider than 3E, at best. Either the shoe was improperly labeled or the factory where it was made is using the wrong size shoe last. Either way, poor Quality Control is an issue here for this particular version.

Listed as Diabetic Shoe but they felt no different than a mid-range New Balance. No extra cushion at all. returned them

4E shoes are to wide for me and 2E are to narrow. I thought this being a 3E would work ... it didn't. It felt like a 2E. The show is made well and looks great ... to bad for me.

My foot measures 13D. I ordered and received 14(W)E. Shoe was very narrow across the ball of my foot. Toe Box height was good and high.

I thought these shoes looked good and the width was true to size. But....I have short wide feet. I usually wear a 7-1/2 4Eor5E. These shoes were extremely long for a 7-1/2.

I really wanted to like these. Tried 2 sizes & widths, but even the 5E was too narrow across my toes. Sad, as I really wanted some blue suede shoes!

I liked these shoes when I first got them. They were comfortable and fit well. Here comes the but part of the review. I have worn these shoes for less than 2 months and they are already coming apart. The heel is falling off the right shoe.

These are nice shoes at size 8 5E but do not fit . I usually wear new balance 8 4E SL-2 last, but most diabetic certified shoes will work. These were too narrow and shallow for my arthritis-deformed forefeet.

I felt clumpy wearing them. The sole was hard

not what i was hoping for but still a nice shoe

My son have very square toes, and I didn't think this shoe fit like a EEE wide. The rounded toe box fit more like a EE which was not wide enough for him.