Is $149.95 a good price for these shoes?

It is the only new price listed as of November 3, 2026, at Flow Feet Orthopedic Shoes, so there is no cheaper new option to compare against. Therapeutic diabetic shoes from Dr. Comfort commonly sell in the $130 to $180 range, so $149.95 sits in the middle.

Do these shoes work with custom orthotics?

Yes. The insole is removable and the shoe is built with orthotic compatibility, so prescribed inserts can replace the stock footbed. The wide, deep fit leaves room for thicker inserts.

What is the difference between the lace-up and slip-on versions?

The lace-up gives a more adjustable, secure fit for walking. The slip-on is easier to put on for anyone with limited hand strength or reduced bending ability.

Are they true to size for wide feet?

They are cut for wide foot shapes with a round toe box, but fit varies by model. Measure your foot and check the specific width options on the listing before ordering.

Can I wear them all day?

They are designed for everyday wear and moderate activity, with arch support and cushioning for standing and walking. They are not built for running or high-impact sports.

What comes in the box?

The shoes ship with the stock cushioned insole in place. Extra laces or inserts depend on the seller, so confirm with Flow Feet if you need them.

Dr. Comfort Men's Therapeutic Diabetic Shoes

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Our take on the Dr. Comfort Men's Therapeutic Diabetic Shoes

Dr. Comfort's men's therapeutic diabetic shoes are leather-and-mesh walking shoes built for wide feet, with arch support, cushioning and room for custom orthotics. They come in lace-up and slip-on versions with a flat rubber outsole and non-slip traction. The best new price is $149.95 at Flow Feet Orthopedic Shoes as of November 3, 2026, and only one store lists them new, so there is little price competition to shop around for.

Best forMen with diabetes or neuropathy who need a protective, roomy shoeWide feet and high-volume feetWearers of custom orthotics or prescribed inserts