- How does the hands-free entry work?
- You step into the shoe and the stretchable upper and heel design let your foot slide in without bending or tying. It is aimed at people with limited mobility or back pain.
- Can I use my own orthotics in the Wander?
- Yes. The shoe has extra depth and a removable Ortho-Cushion insole, so custom orthotics and medical inserts fit inside. Fitting spacers are included to fine-tune the volume.
- What is the Arch Booster for?
- It is an included insert that adds arch support and reduces pressure on the heel and forefoot. You place it under the insole where you need more lift.
- How does it compare with Kizik hands-free shoes?
- Both offer step-in entry. The Wander adds a wide toe box, extra depth for orthotics and an included Arch Booster, so it leans more toward medical-foot support than Kizik's lifestyle designs.
- Is the Wander good for bunions and hammertoes?
- The wide toe box and soft, non-binding leather upper are designed to reduce pressure on bunions and hammertoes. Owners with these conditions often report relief.
- How should I choose my size?
- The shoe is built with extra depth and fitting spacers, so some owners find it runs large. If you are between sizes or plan to add thick orthotics, consider the smaller size and adjust with the spacers.
- Where is the Orthofeet Wander - Hands Free Casual Shoes with Stretchable Uppers cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $129.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Orthofeet Wander - Hands Free Casual Shoes with Stretchable Uppers?
- Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 380 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Orthofeet Wander - Hands Free Casual Shoes with Stretchable Uppers?
- 9 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Orthofeet, Zappos.com, Shop, OrthoticShop.com.