My husband wears a 10.5 DDD shoe. Is the aid wide enough for the front of his foot?
462904
This should work fine. It's very wide and also made very well. My husband is very satisfied with the quality and durable.
462905
I have no idea. I am not the manufacturer. You should direct the question to them, but know you are buying a product you will undoubtedly be very dissatisfied by.
462906
Although I have a narrow foot, I believe that it would handle a wide foot. It is pretty flexible.
857606
We purchased the Conair for my husband. He had a size 10 extra wide. I remember the width was good. I would like the depth to be greater and there was about 2 inches from his toe to the front of the machine cavity. I do not know how that translates into a size 13 fitting. The air jets are very good.
2066575
Yes. I wore mine inside a pair of Merrill athletic shoes that zipper up the front. For me this was comfortable and gave my foot the support needed. Put the brace on and see what flat shoes you have that it will fit inside.
2251279
I bought them because my feet are much wider in front than in the heel. So, if I buy a shoe that fits the front of my foot, it is too big (wide) in the heel. I step out of pumps. These helped solve the problem for me. No my pumps fit perfectly! I don't think it would help much if the whole shoe was too wide, but if wide in the heel....they helped me! Hope that answer helps!
1015709
I wear an 11.5 -12 shoe and I purchased the MED. I wanted compression and support but it fits perfect no tightness not uncomfortable at all. However it really depends on your leg size as my legs are not very big. So if your husband has large legs I would go with the L over the med but you do not want the brace to slide down while in use that means it is too lose.
810123
This shoe design is not that wide but it's stretchy . Sorry for my late reply . I just found this question brother
1503384
I have found that it varies with the shoe. You would have to try it both ways. The Pedag inserts have brought me relief.
1061514
I would think the front portion (by toes) probably could be, but the arch and heel areas are less adjustable
863679
It should. I guess. It is an adjustable velcro strap. It fits my foot size 8 1/2 but not my width.
1267819
By US standards, a regular width shoe is called a "D". A 2 D then is wider than normal and an "E" size is wider still. I require a regular width so I purchased the "D" size and found the fit to be perfect. I was able to find the shoe that I wanted ( in my case it was 10.5) as a 10.5 D. If you purchase a D/E it may be a bit wider.
128380
my shoe size is men's UK 10. Using a large size night splint. make sure the toes rest on the inclined sponge.
530410
Maybe if you stretched it, but its more designed for the bare foot. You might could try to go up a size for a better shoe fit.
1418555
I one had to buy the ladies large and they worked for me. I am a man with a 10.5 shoe. So, that would suggest they would be fine for you. I highly rec this product. Saved my feet! Also, Amazon is $2-3 less then the drug stores.
90326
Yes. For example if you are wearing size 10, choose size 10 2E US for wide size feet. (10 D (M)US for average size feet).
2251277
I don't think so. If it's to wide just in the heal then it should fix it, but if the whole shoe is too wide then I don't think it will help.
669317
I only bought shoes for myself (an adult), so I can't say, but I found the shoes not too long but tight. If his foot is medium or wide, you might be better off sizing up a bit.
828059
I looked on the company's website, and they recommend a medium for men who wear shoe size 7 1/2 - 10. It may put your toes right up to the edge. My son wears a size 10 shoe, and his big toe came up to the edge, but didn't fold over the end at all.