BraceAbility Post-op Shoe for Broken Foot or Toe | Medical / Surgical Walking Shoe Cast Boot, Stress Fracture Brace & Orthopedic Sandal with Hard Sole (LARGE - MALE)

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About BraceAbility Post-op Shoe For Broken Foot Or Toe

This men's post-op shoe helps to support and protect the foot and toes after various injuries and surgeries. This includes injuries and conditions such as lisfranc fractures, stress fractures, bunions, heel fractures, hammertoes, plantar fasciitis, and morton's neuroma. The square toe design is ideal for postoperative use because of the extra protection and it also prevents the toes from rubbing against the brace or some other surface. The rear area of this broken foot shoe for men also gives one biomechanical rearfoot control that is essential to having control of other areas of the foot. Another great feature of the post-op shoe is the padded heel area that makes sure slippage does not occur and provides the foot with maximum comfort. This flat bottom shoe also has a thick, rigid sole that helps to further stabilize the foot. If needed, the insole can be removed for instances where the use a pressure-relieving insoles or arch support is needed. The rocker bottom of the shoe makes it easy to walk in. It also has traction grooves on the bottom that prevent one from slipping when wearing the broken foot shoe. The Velcro closures of this male post operative shoe make applying and adjusting the shoe quick and easy. The multi-strap system allows for further customization while allowing one to adjust the compression applied to the foot as needed. One can simply open up the straps, insert the foot and then easily secure the three Velcro straps as well as their underlying layer of protective material. This knitted material is breathable and helps to shield each strap from the skin. There is also a layer of the shoe that is lined with a springy, soft material that is comfortable against the skin. Sizes are measured by U.S. shoe size and available in men's, women's, and kid's. The men's version is a bit wider than the women's version.