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The Anodyne No. 51 is a women's slip-on dress shoe built for feet with medical needs. It pairs an elastic gore and adjustable strap with a protective toe box, padded collar and tongue, a strong shank and a heel counter that cradles the heel. Seams are kept to a minimum and the interior is treated with an antimicrobial protectant. It suits people with diabetes, neuropathy, bunions, hammertoes, plantar fasciitis or swelling who still want an office-appropriate shoe. Against ordinary dress flats it trades a sleek profile for a roomier toe box and structured support, so it looks a little more orthopedic than fashion shoes.
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Lowest price we've seen: $120.72 on Nov 15 at Mobility Mart Plus. Tracked across 5 stores since Nov 15.
51 is a women's slip-on casual dress shoe with an elastic gore and an adjustable hook-and-loop strap. It has a full grain leather upper and a microfiber lining. It is designed for walking, working and an active lifestyle, and for feet affected by diabetes, neuropathy, bunions, hammertoes, claw toes, plantar fasciitis, arthritis, Charcot deformity, edema, swelling, heel pain and heel spurs.
The shoe has a protective toe box, a padded collar and a padded tongue. A lightweight outsole adds durability. A strong shank supports the arch, and a heel counter cradles the heel to reduce over-pronation and prevent heel slippage. The lining uses the minimum number of seams to lower the risk of irritation.
The inside of every pair is treated with an antimicrobial protectant, and the shoe contains no metal components. Each pair is run through a metal detector. The shoe is designed to fit fuller and roomier to allow for swelling and foot deformities.
