FitVille Diabetic Shoes for Men Extra Wide Slip-on Walking Shoes for Edema Hook & Loop Recovery Leather Oxford Shoes for Swollen Feet

I am an ancient mariner, with damaged feet;my right foot and leg are especially difficult to please.These particular shoes work well, dont look too bad, and are surprisingly affordable ( though I am willing to pay more to get good shoes like these).This is NOT a rave review of the company name, this is specific to this one particular model. I actually declined to review a similar model from the same shoemaker.

I needed large shoes to accommodate a swollen foot. These shoes had enough room in the toe box, and if I had needed more room, I could have removed the factory insole.My normal size is 13W. I bought size 15W in these shoes.

The appeared well-made, but it didn't allow my husband to insert his brace, so we are trying other types.

Received the item yesterday and was very happy with the fit.

Sizes are so off! I first ordered a size mens 11 and they were to small. I needed a pair for my father in-law asap so ordered another pair 11 1/2 extra wide and they also to small. I started to compare shoes and the box said the size i ordered but the tag in the shoe both said size 10. The extra wide 111/2 ex wide their size 10 was was actually smaller than 11 ,their size 10. Not going to return both pair and will not take a chance to reorder.

My friend ordered for her husband that have diabetes. Very functional. Easy to put on, walking ability and durable!

I am a diabetic type 2 and my feet are swollen and theses shoes are very comfy and makes walking a lot better. It's hard to find shoe's for people with swollen feet and i am very happy with how they fit and easy to adjust. I wear a size 12 in mens.

Simply too wide. Now looking for next size down WITHOUT THE TERM DIABETES....I don't have diabetes, and didn't really realize it was a diabetes show ... I just wanted the Velcro and a little wider fit. But NOW I'm being hammered with products for deabetes!!! Hammered! But that's not the shoe's fault, that's Amazon's fault.