FitVille Diabetic Shoes for Men Extra Wide Width XX-Wide Orthopedic Slip-on Shoes Adjustable Closure Walking Sneakers with Arch Support Cushioning Therapeutic for Swollen Feet

I kid you not, we had purchase nearly a dozen shoes for a flood victim and none of them fit until we found these!

My father, is loving these shoes.I ordered an 8 wide.So far so go good.Nice fabric, very breathable.He is 90 and not diabetic but his feet frequently swell up.

There are so many styles and claims for "diabetic shoes" that make a choice very diffficult. I found the Fitville extra wide. A friend who has many Diabetic shoes and hates all of them, told me to move up one size when I make my purchase. Well the shoes came, they fit well, and the closures are very easy to use if you can bend over. I can not bend over for awhile due to hip replacement but if i leave the velcro closures loose my feet slip right in and the shoes are usable. As my hip heals and I can bend at the hip I''ll properly adjust the closures. You just fold them over the top of shoe, takes about a second. Shoes are very well made of good quality materials. They are not mushy on the feet, provide good stability. These have been great so far.

These are great, comfortable shoes for wearing around the house. Especially for someone with swollen feet. I have lymphadema and swollen feet and was hoping to find a shoe that would be great for some light walking. The left shoe was fantastically comfortable - probably more comforting than any other shoe I've worn because of my edema. However the right shoe, the instep/arch support just pushed on a part of my foot that made it uncomfortable. By the end of my 20 minute walk, I was hobbling with right foot pain. Strange because my left was very happy!! I have considered ordering maybe one size smaller for my right foot...even though that will leave me with two shoes of differing sizes I cannot use. :( These are cute enough - not "stylish" per se. But would be good for someone who wants a good shoe but maybe doesn't do a lot of walking.

As of this review, I have had these shoes for 8 months, and I really like them, EXCEPT...they're a bit larger sized than what I expected. It seems they are made, at least these a half or full size larger than the listed size. Tightening them up doesn't fully cinch them tight enough. Other than that, they are quite comfortable walking in as to the bottom and cushioning. With my feet swelling issues having almost gone away from the Lymphedema I have after having a gastric bypass and losing almost 140 pounds, that could be the reason they are so loose now. I will try a size smaller for my next purchase and see if those aren't a little tighter on my feet. By this time, from the shoes I use to buy at WM I would have had them, sort of bent to one side, as my feet are at a slight angle when I walk, and I wear out the outsides of shoes, not the insides. I walk on my outer, opposite side from my arch due to the way my feet are, and not having braces as a child, although I needed them. But, these shoes aren't deformed a bit, nor do they show deformation. I will be interested in seeing if a smaller size works just as well. All in all, I have to give them 5 stars, mostly because of my own feet disorder being the only issue I've had so far.

First impression is the shoe made with cheap materials. The materials and build quality is what you expect and find on the $10 shoes at Walmart. The foam of the sole is extremely soft. Not what you'd expect for a pair of $50 shoes. I tried them anyways. With 2 extra added pair of insoles, I managed 2 weeks out of them before I had to stop due to foot pain. The wide toe box is nice but there are better made options at this price point and cheaper.

I liked them.

Comfortable but they are made for casual use. Not for standing all day.