Updated Title: Dr. Comfort Edward X Double Depth Men's Diabetic Walking Shoes

The Dr. Comfort Edward X is a men's double depth casual shoe constructed with leather and mesh. Built a quarter inch deeper, this shoe accommodates extra volume to fit severe edema, internal braces, and AFOs. Designed with a unique hinged contact closure system, the Edward X features a hook and loop fastener on each side, allowing for maximum adjustability and easy on/off application for comfort.

Crafted with breathable leather and mesh uppers, this shoe helps regulate heat to keep feet cool and dry. The firm heel counter provides extra medial and lateral support and stability for day-to-day activities.

Diabetic footwear differs from regular shoes in its thorough design and specialized features. When people hear "therapeutic shoes," they often imagine unattractive, bulky black shoes. However, Dr. Comfort diabetic shoes come in a variety of beautiful colors and styles, just like regular shoes - only better.

Utilizing the latest technology, materials, and construction techniques, Dr. Comfort delivers comfortable and high-quality diabetic footwear. With meticulous designs, shoe modifications, and 3D technology, these shoes can help protect feet against the complications of diabetes.

Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Mequon, Wisconsin, Dr. Comfort recognized the need for quality, comfort, and style in the diabetic shoe industry. By gathering the latest technology and collaborating with skilled shoe designers, the company creates the best diabetic footwear for those living with diabetes or other foot conditions affecting their daily life.

The Edward X is a casual shoe suitable for work, everyday wear, or special events. Stretchable and designed as a slip-on, this shoe is constructed with extra depth to accommodate severe edema, internal braces, and AFOs. The wide toe box provides ample room, while the padded tongue helps prevent skin irritation.

Standard in all Dr. Comfort shoes are gel insoles that help provide comfort, stability, shock absorption, and additional support for individuals with medical conditions like arthritis or diabetes. Diabetes can cause nerve damage and poor circulation, which can be hazardous to the feet. Wearing extra width and depth shoes can help alleviate pressure on swollen feet, bunions, or hammer toes.

For shoe care, it is recommended to first clean them with a damp cloth. A cleaning and conditioning cream should be used for the leather portions.

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