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Women's Orthopedic Air Trainers Cushion Comfort Sneakers
THESE SHOES WERE DESIGNED BY OUR ORTHOPAEDIC EXPERT AND ARE THE SOLUTION FOR HEEL, FOOT AND KNEE PAIN!
Are you looking for the best support for long distances? They are specially designed for people who want to live a pain-free life and walk again. Nobody wants heel spurs, foot or knee pain to ruin their life.
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Have comfortable shoes that don't compromise your style!
We know how it feels when foot problems can last for years if left untreated..... That's why we've teamed up with a group of designers and orthopedic surgeons to create these new shoes! They can keep your look elegant while ensuring that your feet and posture are kept in the correct position.
WHY ARE THESE SHOES SO GOOD?
✔️Damping - Orthopaedic shoes provide cushioning over the entire foot for optimal comfort. The sole contains a special gel that absorbs shock better than any other sole.
✔️ More stability - The extra-wide 4cm sole under the heel provides stability and the carefully placed insole ensures a perfect fit, comfort, and better performance.
✔️ For wide and narrow feet - The shoes fit wide and narrow feet. They are also made of breathable material so your feet can breathe!
Size Guide
Shoe Size Conversion
The chart provides a guide to shoe size conversion based on international size measuring conventions and our own shoe fitting experience. However, the shoe size required for anyone customer can vary significantly from one style of shoe to another even for the same manufacturer.
This chart does not provide a guarantee of shoe size conversion, it is merely a guide. Customers should consult with our expert fitting guides if they are unsure of their required size. (Our sizes are in US measurements).
Because the foot is three-dimensional, any two-dimensional measuring tool, such as a ruler, can only approximate your true shoe size. Please also keep in mind the manufacturers use different lasts to construct their shoes, and sizing may vary accordingly.
Make sure you are standing, wearing the socks or stockings you will wear with your new shoes. Using one of the following charts, convert your inches measurement to your U.S. shoe size or Euro shoe size.
Shipping Information
Shipping & Delivery Time
Delivery Time = 2-3 days (Processing Time) + Courier Time (5-15 calendar days)
Logistics Providers: UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL, Yun Express
septlucky has strict quality control and it may usually take 2-3 business days as processing time after receiving the confirmed payment. Because we truly care about our valued buyers and our mission is to offer them the best in class products along with service and make them have a pleasant, happy and satisfied shopping experience.
Shipping Charges & Customs Duty
We will offer free shipping for orders over $40. Orders under $40 will be charged $5 shipping fee.
Generally, the value under $800 do not need to pay customs duty in the United States.
Order Tracking
After the order is shipped, customer will receive an email notification with tracking information. Sometimes, it may take 1-2 days for the shipping company to update the tracking status, so please check again in 24-48 hours.
Our qualified shipping team will monitor each order and constantly update the shipping status to customers. If you are unable to track the order status, please contact us via support@septlucky.com. Our customer service team will respond to you within 24-72 hours.
If you have any questions, please contact us via support@septlucky.com.
Why Orthopedic Shoes are the Best Comfort Shoes?
FAQs | Expert Answers
What Are Orthopedic Shoes?
These shoes offer added support, better arch stability, and extra depth to accommodate orthotics or foot deformities.
Are Orthopedic Shoes Good for Plantar Fasciitis?
Yes, they are good for plantar fasciitis. This common foot condition causes heel pain due to inflammation of the plantar fascia (a thick band of tissue that runs across the bottom of your foot).
Custom foot support shoes designed for plantar fasciitis provide:
- Proper heel cushioning
- Arch support
- Shock absorption
- Roomy toe boxes
These features reduce pressure on the heel and improve foot alignment. If you suffer from plantar fasciitis, wearing orthopedic shoes daily can ease your symptoms and prevent future flare-ups.
Are they Good for Walking?
Enhanced stability
Proper foot alignment
Improved shock absorption
A 2022 study published in Footwear Science found that prescription footwear significantly improved balance and walking stability in patients with neurological foot disorders.
Even for healthy individuals, custom foot support shoes provide comfort and reduce the risk of future joint issues.
Are they Worth It?
Orthopedic shoes are worth it for several reasons:
They prevent the worsening of foot conditions.
They reduce knee, hip, and back strain.
They improve mobility and independence.
They help you avoid costly surgeries and complications down the line.
Think of them as an investment in your overall musculoskeletal health.
How Do they Work?
Orthopedic shoes work by redistributing pressure, correcting gait, and stabilizing foot movement. Key design elements include:
- Arch supports to prevent overpronation
- Cushioned insoles for shock absorption
- Firm heel counters to improve posture
- Extra depth for orthotics or swelling
By aligning your feet correctly, they reduce strain on your joints and muscles. This helps alleviate not only foot pain, but also knee, hip, and lower back discomfort.
What Is the Difference Between Orthotic and Orthopedic Shoes?
This is a common point of confusion. Here’s a breakdown:
| Feature | Orthotic Shoes | Orthopedic Shoes |
| Focus | Custom insoles or inserts | Entire shoe structure |
| Purpose | Arch support, heel pain | Correct foot structure, walking issues |
| Customization | Often insert-based | Full customization possible |
| Conditions Treated | Mild to moderate foot pain | Severe deformities, arthritis, diabetes |
Orthotic shoes typically include removable insoles, while orthopedic shoes are fully constructed to address medical needs.