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

I've been wearing these for years but had to send the last batch back. Putting the one I ordered on the table, sole to sole with my last pair, the new one has got to be half an inch narrower. Apparently they're made in a China now. They must not believe anyone can really have feet this wide. I only wanted to rate comfort. Since I couldn't bear to get it on I couldn't very well assess arch support.

They are a comfortable shoe but the only problem I have is on wet sidewalks or wet tile floors they have absolutely no grip whatsoever.

This is absolutely the most poorly constructed pair of boots I've ever seen! Right out of the box, the first time lacing them, a rivet on both boots began pulling out of the leather.

Boots are comfortable. However it stops there. The person who designed these must wear loafers or use Velcro straps on their shoes. The lacing up of these boots can only be described as extremely non-user friendly! Laces are over 2 feet too long, did not last two weeks before fraying and become totally useless and needed to be replaced. IF I were to recommend these boots to anyone, I would suggest throwing the supplied laces away upon arrival and go to Walmart for correct sized laces. For the price paid-replacing the laces to fit as well as the eyelet configuration is a bit disappointing!

5 and 6E width and the strong vulcanized joint between sole and upper are the only good things about Propet. The shoes are way overpriced. They come apart after only a month on the job. The laces disintegrate just from normal use. The insoles are loose within the shoe and I finally had to remove the right one because it kept sliding up the back of my heel. The soles are slippery when wet, if you step on smooth concrete prepare to skate. There are vertical seams on the sides that split within a few months. Propet should make a one piece upper for the price. I really like the Chippewa brand, but couldn't get them wide enough to compensate for the hard toe they now insist on putting in all their work shoes. My Chippewas lasted two years. The uppers are intact and the soles are still not completely worn through.