Footwear and Shoes

These are one of those “everyone recommends them for a reason” shoes. Billy shoes work well with orthotics, open up with a zipper, and come in a wide range of sizes for both kids and adults, including extra wide.

Rainy days don’t have to mean staying inside. These boots are meant to go over shoes, but they also slip on over orthotics, making it easier for kids to get outside and enjoy rainy day fun.

These adaptive shoes come up again and again in family recommendations. They work well for kids who wear orthotics and are designed to make getting shoes on and off a little easier.

Some people use waterproof shoe covers over their regular shoes when rain boots will not fit over orthotics, braces, or wider shoes. Disposable and reusable options are available and can help keep feet dry during rain, wet grass, puddles, or outdoor appointments without needing to change footwear.

Answer2 Shoes are designed to solve all your fitting challenges from infants through adults. Available in three styles: Athletic, Walking and Casual. All are designed to accommodate footwear needs for AFO & KAFO fittings while providing top quality finish and craftsmanship that ensures durability and comfort.

Friendly Shoes increase mobility and independence by discretely accommodating more adaptive needs than any other shoe technology – without sacrificing fashion, comfort, or support.

Nike’s FlyEase: With a heel that pivots open for a totally hands-free entry, they’re great for people with limited mobility—or anyone who wants a quicker way to get going.

Want an easy on summer option? The kids Crocband cruiser has been reported as a good sandal to accommodate orthotics.

Sketchers slip ins: Shoes you can just slip your foot into can be a game changer for people with mobility challenges. They make daily routines easier by reducing the need for bending, balancing, or managing laces and fasteners.

These kicks feature Nike’s revolutionary FlyEase technology, making on-and-off a breeze. With a heel that pivots open for a totally hands-free entry, they’re great for people with limited mobility—or anyone who wants a quicker way to get going.

If tying laces is a struggle, magnetic laces can be a game changer. They connect magnetically instead of needing knots, making shoes quicker and less frustrating to put on.

For people working toward more independence with dressing, these laces can really help. They tighten easily without knots, making shoes simpler to manage on your own.

U-Lace style no-tie laces can turn many sneakers into slip-on shoes while still helping them stay secure. Some people find they reduce the challenge of tying shoes and make it easier to put shoes on independently, especially for those with limited hand strength, fine motor difficulties, or mobility challenges.

Pedors: Designed for swollen, sensitive, and hard-to-fit feet with soft stretch uppers, adjustable touch closures, and extra depth where many ordinary shoes fall short. Many options available.