Dr. Comfort Men's Athletic Shoes - Lightweight Walking & Running Sneakers for Plantar Fasciitis Relief - Perfect for Workouts, Jogging & Everyday Comfort

About Winner : Keep active in complete comfort and support. Designed with top-grain soft leather, the Winner is an easy-to-wear, seamless athletic shoe that offers a unique arch stabilizer for extra support. With many comfortable, supportive and shock-absorbent features, the Winner delivers a non-slip, non-skid patterned rubber sole for a reliable grip. The wide toe box provides plenty of wiggle room while the padded heel cup and tongue prevent skin irritation. Can wear as a casual shoe too. The Winner is a hook and loop closure, different from the Winner Plus which is a lace-up shoe and the Winner X which is a ¼ inch deeper. Indications include foot problems associated with : Diabetes Plantar Fasciitis Corns Calluses Swollen Feet Osteoarthritis Rheumatoid Arthritis Bunions Hammer Toes Morton's Neuroma Injuries involving tendons, muscles, and bones (e.g. Achilles Tendonitis) Dr. Comfort Technology : We use the best technology, material, and craftsmanship in construction to deliver comfortable and top-quality diabetic shoes. With thorough designs, shoe modifications, 3D technology and more, Dr. Comfort shoes can protect your feet against the complications of diabetes. Gel Inserts : Gel insoles come standard in Dr. Comfort shoes. The inserts provide comfort and stability, shock absorption and additional support for individuals with medical conditions like arthritis and diabetes.

MEN’S ATHLETIC SHOE - Full top-grain leather trainer with arch stabilizer for improved support.

CONTACT CLOSURE AND NO-TIE ELASTIC LACE - Hook and loop fastener and easy-to-adjust toggle closure—no tying or untying required—ensures comfort, support, and a great fit

LEATHER UPPERS - Breathable material to regulate heat and and keep feet cool and dry

REMOVABLE INSOLES - Footbeds can be removed to accommodate your own orthotics

PROTECTIVE TOE BOX - Protective toe box provides extra protection from toe stubbing