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

I had these shoes on for one day and it almost made me disabled. The side seams are exactly at the small toes, and bruises them in no time

These run VERY Small. Supposed to be EEE but quite tight. Another brand (NB) I bought in EE Fit perfect.

Being 5E sized shoe for some reason Propet chose too use a more pointed toe box. This has caused me a lot of toe pain and as a result I cannot recommend. The more pointed toe box is unusual for Propet.

I have worn this shoe in other colors leather, but this one was smaller and narrower. If you buy this one you might consider ordering up in size.

Nice looking shoe but seemed to be a tight fit that came from being a little narrow

It is not appropriate for daily work because it is not durable. The first day I wore it on my customer service job, it showed sign of damage.

have had two other pairs of these shoes. They were all very comfortable. The lastest pair are too narrow.

This pair of shoes was not true to size and had a very narrow toe box.

the shoe was snug both in length and width

Shoe fits fine but is very hard and feels like it has little padding. My ankles and knees began hurting after walking in them for a few weeks.

Sole and insole feel really good. The top of shoe feels tight, not as comfortable, and tongue has no comfort at all. They feel smaller and not as wide. I was like. Where my toe room. My safety shoe feels a lot more comfortable than these.

Narrow toebox!

Had a hard time getting these on, when I did they were way too tight. I have not found any Chinese made shoes that are wide enough. They all seem the same width no matter which width you order. Had to send them back. I usually buy New Balance, but Zappos has not had my size for a while so I tried these. If you have a narrow foot, these would probably be fine.

I had to return these as they were not wide enough. I ordered the 5E width, which is the widest available. I usually buy New Balance, but Zappos has been out of my size for a while so I ordered these. They appear to be well made, but I've never found a Chinese made shoe that was wide enough. A $100. Chinese shoe should fit correctly. These are not the $20. specials. If you have narrow feet, you will probably like these.

Just found these shoes in my closet. I had forgotten about them. I ordered EEE width. Apparently, I need an EEEE width as these shoes are too narrow. I can't even get my foot in the shoe. Too late to return. I'll sell them at a garage sale. I should have been more diligent in returning these.

At least a full size smaller than marked.

We LOVE Zappos and LOVE that it carries such a wonderful selection of wider-width shoes (5E) for men. We also have bought this particular Propet shoe BEFORE (and wanted a brand new shoe just as pleasing). Oddly, the toe box of the shoe seemed to fit decidedly more NARROWLY than the last time we bought it, and for this reason, my friend felt compelled, reGRETTABLY, to return it. (I am writing on his behalf.) We're sorry, Zappos. We will keep shopping. Thank you for all you make possible!

These weren't long enough in the toe for a size 9; the size "wide" wasn't wide enough either. I have other similar shoes that were half the price that fit better. Also I tried them on and wore them around inside before I returned them. They are very hot, they don't breathe at all, thus me returning them. Total cost of shoe and taxes was over $90 just to be disappointed and having to hassle with returning them

Have seldom worn them. After a while, a seam inside the shoe right beside the joint to the outside toe began to rub on that place. They were impossible to wear for more than 10 minutes. I wish I had returned them. The arch support was moderate at best. For diabetics whose feet are unusually susceptible to injury, these are not good shoes. I am surprised that they are advertised as for diabetics. It is my own fault that I just put them away and did not try to return them. They are hardly worn. Last, although the shoes are listed as eligible for Medicare, despite having looked every place I could on the site, I could find no help with how to manage that. Again perhaps I did not dig deep enough, but it seems little to ask for a document linked to the ok for Medicare note that tells how to do that. Not a deal braker that it was not there, but maybe a small chink in otherwise good service armor by Zappos.

The toe box was too narrow and squeezed my pinky toe. The sole became detached after only a couple of months. The D-rings for the laces caused the shoe laces to wear out too soon

Extremely heavy shoes. Uncomfortable. Felt like I was leaning forward as I walking.

The toe box is very narrow and pinches your toes. The toe box lining material is very rough and irritates the skin, even with thick wool socks. Strange because the rest of the shoe's internal material is quite comfortable. Can't imagine how this shoe qualifies as a shoe for Diabetics.

I have been wearing 101/2 for a long time, this shoe fit like a 12

I ordered in two sizes 10 3E and 10 1/2 3E. I usually wear 10 3E but since I never had this brand I decided to order both sizes. When I tried the large size on immediately I was able toffee how uncomfortable they were. The toe narrows down instead of being rounded and the large size length was short.I know I will not be looking at this brand again. I returned both to Zappos and like the rock stars they are, I received a refund within a few days after they received the shoes.

NOT comfortable. The sides underneath the ankles are too high cut into the underside of my ankle. The cushioning around the opening don't protect the ankle from the pain. It's a shame, I have a different pair of Propet Shoes and I don't have that problem. These shoes are going back.