Orthopedic Shoes Australia

Q: Who wears orthopedic style shoes

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Q: Can I wear orthotics in these shoes

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Q: Do these shoes come in stylish designs

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Q: How should these shoes fit

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Orthopedic shoes combine roomy fits with cushioned footbeds, firm heels and removable insoles, so they suit a wide range of feet. Choose sneakers, sandals and boots from brands like ECCO, Aetrex, Ziera and Birkenstock, for men and women. They are made for comfort. Explore more in our full range of orthotic shoes for women.

Arch Support Shoes

Shoes for Bunions

Shoes for Claw Toes

Shoes for Hammer Toes

Shoes for Heel Spurs

Shoes for Metatarsalgia

Orthotic Friendly Shoes

Plantar Fasciitis Shoes

Wide Fit Shoes

What defines an orthopedic style shoe

These shoes often have a roomy toe box, a cushioned footbed, a firm heel counter and a removable insole. Adjustable fastenings help you fine tune the fit.

Soft, flexible uppers add comfort and room.

Options to browse

Roomy women's sneakers and men's sneakers suit everyday wear. Open women's sandals give room in summer, and wide fit shoes for women adds extra width.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who wears orthopedic style shoes

Many people choose them for comfort, extra room and removable insoles that suit orthotics. They suit everyday wear and long days on your feet. If you have ongoing foot pain, a podiatrist can offer advice for your own feet. Choose the pair that feels best.

Can I wear orthotics in these shoes

Often yes, as many have removable insoles and extra depth. Take your orthotic when trying shoes on, and check that your heel stays snug and your toes have a little space. Comfort should always come first, so try a few pairs.

Do these shoes come in stylish designs

Yes. Many comfort brands offer leather sneakers, smart flats and boots with roomy fits. Choose neutral colours and clean lines for a polished look that suits most outfits. Comfort should always come first, so try a few pairs and walk around before you decide.

How should these shoes fit

Your heel should sit snug, with about a thumb's width in front of your longest toe. Check the width across the ball of the foot. Try on later in the day, wearing your usual socks. Take your time trying a few pairs.