- EASY ACCESS: As leaders in senior sneakers and adaptive wear, Silverts developed the Men’s Extra Wide Comfort Shoes to give seniors the best option for fall wear. The adjustable Easy-Touch closure allows you to fasten and adjust with total ease, and pulling on shoes has never been easier with our Easy Grip Loop, which also prevents the discomfort you feel when the heel collar folds in with other shoes. Our True Grip strap makes adjustments easy for individuals with limited hand dexterity.
- TRUE FIT: The Extra Wide Comfort Shoes for Men have a removable insole and two spacers, which allow you to find the perfect fit. Too loose? Add one or both spacers underneath the insole for a snug fit. Too tight? Remove spacers as needed. Use orthotics? No problem! The removable features of the insole and spacers allow you to find the perfect fit from B to 2E.
- ANTI-SLIP: Whether they’re used as swollen feet shoes, diabetic shoes for men’s wide width, or shoes for edema, the Silverts Men’s Extra Wide Comfort Shoes deliver mobility and protection with slip-resistant soles. These shoes for men offer stability in the home, hospitals, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and even outdoors.
- COMFORT & SUPPORT: Despite the easy access, these comfort shoes for men were designed with comfort and support as top priorities. A fantastic choice for older adults and elderly experiencing discomfort from bunions, corns, hammer toes, foot edema, diabetes, podiatry foot problems, arthritis, or lowered hand dexterity. Thanks to additional arch support and a heel cushion, the Men’s Easy Wear Extra Wide Walking Shoes raise your comfort to another level. Your feet will always be supported.
- STYLE & COLORS: These Easy Closure Shoes for Men feature a strong fabric exterior, allowing for foot flexion and breathability, while the brushed interior has a soft padding for optimal coziness. Comes in Black and Grey for any occasion.
- GIVING BACK TO CHARITY: As a proud supporter of the Alzheimer Society of Canada, a portion of our proceeds funds research to find a cure and improve quality of life for people living with dementia.
- Department : mens
- Date First Available : September 27, 2022
