- Brand
- Features
Orthotic friendly
Shoes with removable insoles that can accommodate custom inserts or orthotics.
Slip-resistant
Shoes with extra sticky soles that ensure traction on tile and other slippery surfaces. Most of these shoes carry an official certificate of tested slip-resistance.
Memory foam
Plush, padded insoles that contour the individual foot shape for extra comfort.
Collapsible heel
Heel of the shoe can be folded in to turn it into a slip-on or a slipper-like shoe.
- Use
All-day wear
Shoes that maintain underfoot support for extended periods of wear. Great for long walks, shopping, running errands, and casual wear.
Travel
Lightweight all-around shoes that can be taken anywhere from a long plane ride to a city sightseeing tour.
Work
These shoes tend to be more supportive to withstand long hours on the feet. Some of them are marked as slip-resistant. They typically come in monochromatic colorways.
Europe
Well-cushioned shoes that accommodate all-day city walks and also keep you comfortable on cobblestone streets.
Fitness
Walking shoes that can double as fitness or gym footwear.
For nurses
Cushioned, supportive and in some cases slip-resistant, these shoes are made to help medical staff spend long shifts on the feet.
City
Comfortable shoes for walking around the city.
Disney
Supportive shoes that keep you comfortable for a full day of walking and standing in Disneyland.
For seniors
Cushioned, supportive, and slip-resistant shoes that are meant to help older people feel comfortable. They are also well-padded on the inside and have plenty of room to accommodate the foot.
Recovery
Highly cushioned and padded shoes that help your feet recover from intensive training and running.
- Condition
Overpronation
Footwear with gait correcting technologies which prevent the foot from excessive inward rolling. Learn more about pronation types in our in-depth guide.
Flat feet
Shoes with arch support that help to take the strain off the collapsed foot arches. Not sure about your foot type? See our guide.
Plantar fasciitis
Trainers with sufficient arch support and shock absorption which help to ease the plantar fascia inflammation. To find out more about plantar fasciitis and the type of footwear needed for it in our guide.
Heavy person
Extra supportive and well-cushioned shoes for people over 200 lbs (90 kg).
Diabetic (A5500)
These shoes carry the Medicare/HCPCS A5500 code which implies that they have been approved for use by people with diabetes.
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