How does the hands-free step-in work?

The heel is built so you can push your foot in without bending or using your hands. It is aimed at people with limited mobility or arthritis.

Does it come in wide sizes?

Yes. It is offered in medium (A/B), wide (C/D) and extra wide (E/EE), which is more width choice than most slip-on sneakers.

Is it good for diabetic or sensitive feet?

Dr. Comfort builds orthopedic and diabetic footwear, and the Robin has a cushioned insole and soft synthetic lining. Check with your clinician for your specific needs.

How does it compare with Kizik or Skechers slip-ins?

All three step on hands-free. The Robin adds orthopedic shaping and three widths; Kizik and Skechers offer more styles and colors.

Can I wear it outdoors?

Yes, the EVA and rubber-latex outsole handles pavement and errands. The mesh upper is breathable but not waterproof.

What is the fit like?

It is a slip-on with a secure fit, and the width options let you match your foot. The brand recommends choosing your usual size.

Where is the Robin cheapest?

At Dr. Comfort, for $129.99, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Robin?

Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 7 ratings.

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Our take on the Robin

The Dr. Comfort Robin is a women's hands-free orthopedic slip-on from the Quick-Fit line. It is built for people with limited mobility: you step in without bending or using your hands. The mesh and synthetic upper is light and breathable, with a cushioned insole and an EVA and rubber-latex outsole. It comes in three widths, so it fits wider feet better than most mainstream slip-ons. Rivals in adaptive footwear, such as Kizik and Skechers Hands Free Slip-ins, offer similar step-in convenience but far less width choice and less orthopedic shaping.

Best forShoppers with limited mobility or trouble bendingPeople who want a hands-free slip-onWearers who need wide or extra-wide fitAll-day indoor and light outdoor wear

Pros

Steps on without hands or bending
Comes in medium, wide and extra-wide widths
Light mesh upper with a cushioned insole
Breathable materials for all-day wear
Orthopedic shaping from a diabetic-shoe brand

Cons

Limited to two colors
Slip-on design gives less heel lockdown than laces
Mesh upper offers little weather protection
Fewer style options than mainstream sneakers

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About the Robin

Robin is a hands-free orthopedic shoe from the Dr. Comfort Quick-Fit line. The slip-on design lets you step into the shoes without bending over or using your hands.

The construction is lightweight. It has a cushioned insole and breathable materials. The shoe gives gentle support and a secure fit for wear at home or on the go.

Widths: Medium (A/B), Wide (C/D), Extra Wide (E/EE)
Sizes: 5.5 - 11
Colors: Pink, Purple
Upper: Mesh/synthetic PU
Lining: Synthetic
Outsole: EVA/rubber-latex
Collection: Dr Comfort Quick-Fit
Type: Women's, reimbursable
HCPCS / NDC: A5500 Shoes / 000005500
Care: Clean regularly with a damp cloth. For stubborn dirt, spot treat with a gentle detergent. Do not bleach. Do not put in the dryer; air dry. White shoes can be dried in the sun.
Use advice: Check your feet each day for redness. If you have pain, swelling, sensation changes or any unusual reactions, consult your medical professional immediately.

Questions and answers

How does the hands-free step-in work?: The heel is built so you can push your foot in without bending or using your hands. It is aimed at people with limited mobility or arthritis.
Does it come in wide sizes?: Yes. It is offered in medium (A/B), wide (C/D) and extra wide (E/EE), which is more width choice than most slip-on sneakers.
Is it good for diabetic or sensitive feet?: Dr. Comfort builds orthopedic and diabetic footwear, and the Robin has a cushioned insole and soft synthetic lining. Check with your clinician for your specific needs.
How does it compare with Kizik or Skechers slip-ins?: All three step on hands-free. The Robin adds orthopedic shaping and three widths; Kizik and Skechers offer more styles and colors.
Can I wear it outdoors?: Yes, the EVA and rubber-latex outsole handles pavement and errands. The mesh upper is breathable but not waterproof.
What is the fit like?: It is a slip-on with a secure fit, and the width options let you match your foot. The brand recommends choosing your usual size.
Where is the Robin cheapest?: At Dr. Comfort, for $129.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Robin?: Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 7 ratings.