Dr. ComfortPerformance Men's Therapeutic Athletic Shoe

I have chronically swollen feet and, in the past month or two I've ordered, tried on, and sent back several pairs of shoes. My persistence has paid off (probably to Amazon's relief) because my last order was for a pair of Dr. Comfort shoes. They are roomy, true to size, and very comfortable. The lace-to-the-toe style fits even my swollen feet. So, Amazon, you won't be receiving any more returned shoes from me. And, Thank You, Dr. Comfort!

I have worn Dr Comfort shoes for years. You can always depend on the accuracy of their sizing. I walk 5 miles, 6 days per week in these shoes. I have purchased many pairs of this model. They hold up well and are very comfortable. I also own their casual shoes and dress shoes. As long as they maintain their quality, I will only wear their shoes.

Excellent fit& made.

Nice shoes but they are tight in the toe area. I do not have fat feet, the boots that I bought from Dr. Comfort fit very well with plenty of room in the toe area and are wearing like iron. Maybe they will stretch some as they get broke in. as far as durability, I don't know. Haven't had them long enough.

I read reviews for a lot of things and only every once and a while get actual info about the product. Yeah it’s great but what about [I forgot to say this in the first draft but I take a size 9 of this orthotic shoe]…so in terms of figuring out shoe sizing here’s a bit about my shoes.I’m 5’7” -180lbs male. I have shoes that I bought within the last 15 years. My foot hasn’t changed that much length and width-wise. My instep has grown considerably which does make it difficult to find specialty shoes. I’ve tried a few orthotic slippers which seemed to have been made for people with little to no instep at all. I’ve been able to fit into the brands I’m listing instep and all though. There are a few brands that have changed their versions of sizes over the years, at least with my selections. Merrells, one pair of hiking boot was 8.5 and about 5 years later it’s a 9. Adidas I take an 8 then ten or so years later a 9. Nike I take 9.5. They usually run small. Timberland boots from this year, (I forget the model name) was 8.5. Brooks I wear a 9. I don’t take a wide in any of the shoes I buy due to the nature of the shoes I buy. In some styles and brands I do have to have a wide, like dress shoes, or white collar work shoes. These orthotic shoes fit perfectly length and width. I had to put my own orthotics in due to my Morton’s neuroma without any problems. I wouldn’t be able to walk without them. The materials the shoes are made of seem durable. The quality stitching is great. The design, I think is comparable to the other up to date styles of other shoes in the same category. I’m so glad that someone came up with something other than those plain black Velcro shoes that screamed foot problems that they had many many years ago.

Kudos to Dr Comfort. Unlike many other brands, the shoe is actually wide and spacious to the size advertised. It comes with a comfortable insert AND no-tie laces AND a show horn all for a reasonable price. And they look good too.What's not to love?

Best shoe for my wide flat foot

They are some of most comfortable shoes I've ever owned. They have good arch support and fit perfectly. However after two months the shoes began to pull away from the sole. So I'm not satisfied with the fabric quality.

Mein drittes Paar, immer gute Qualität.

I now have my second pair of these shoes - and they won't be my last. My podiatrist introduced them to me a few years ago - they provide the best comfort and support for my very wide feet.

Schuh ist prima Lieferung auch aber grössenangaben sind unberechenbar, ein paar Zugriffs, einpasst zu klein und dieses geht gerade so, anprobieren macht hierbei doch sinn