Men's Orthotic Friendly Shoes

Look for a removable insole, a deeper heel cup and enough volume for your orthotic to sit flat. A firm heel counter and a stable midsole help support the foot. Check the product details and test the fit with your orthotics in place.

Not always, but your orthotic can take up some volume, so you may need a half size up or a roomier style. Try shoes with your orthotics in, and check there is enough room for your toes and heel to sit comfortably.

Some sandals have removable footbeds that allow orthotics, but many have fixed, contoured footbeds. Check the product details. If you are unsure, ask our team for help or check with your podiatrist. Take your orthotics with you when you shop so you can test the fit properly.

That depends on the type of orthotic and how often you wear it. Your podiatrist can advise on replacement timing. Check your orthotics regularly for wear, and replace shoes if they no longer feel supportive. Replace shoes sooner when the cushioning flattens or the soles wear down.