Orthowedge Forefoot Off-Loading Healing Shoe - Non-Weight Bearing Medical Boot for Diabetic Foot Ulcer Protection, Metatarsalgia Pain and Post Bunion, Mallet or Hammer Toe Surgery (Small)

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About Orthowedge Forefoot Off-Loading Healing Shoe

The BraceAbility Orthowedge Forefoot Off-Loading Healing Shoe is a unique orthopedic shoe designed for individuals healing from a broken toe or recovering from toe surgery such as a bunionectomy (surgery to repair a bunion). In some cases, this orthowedge shoe can be used for Ulcers, foot or toe infections, and pain in the ball of the foot from trauma or metatarsalgia. The orthowedge shoe protects the forefoot and toes with its dorsi-angle bottom which shifts weight back to the midfoot and heel to promote healing and comfort. The EVA insole is a special addition to the orthowedge shoe which provides lightweight support, increasing the comfortability of the shoe for the patient. One unique feature of the orthowedge shoe that sets it apart from other post surgical boots or shoes is its 15 degree angle bottom. This angle allows users to shift their weight to the mid and heel area of the foot. The lack of pressure on the front of the foot and toes reduces pain and gives the affected or injured area a chance to heal correctly. The square toe design of the orthowedge shoe is extremely spacious for comfort and acts as a protective bumper against further damage or infection to the toes. There are a number of conditions for which treatment requires limited to no weight bearing on the front of the foot. This orthowedge is an easy, comfortable solution to limit weight bearing on the foot without conflicting with mobility unlike crutches or other treatment options. The bunionectomy shoe as a whole allows additional space for bandaging and swelling. The Velcro top closure of the shoe is adjustable so one can adjust for comfortability. The orthowedge shoe is available for kids, men, and women in sizes S-XL. To determine which size you would need, view our sizing chart and find your shoe size, then choose the corresponding size. Remember to accommodate for bandaging or casts.