DMIPost Op Shoe,Surgical Walking Shoe for Plantar Fasciitis,Foot Pain,Broken Foot or Toes,Lightweight,Adjustable Straps,Universal Left or Right Foot Fit,1 Each,Shoe Size 6-8,FSA HSA Eligible

Size runs a little big. I cut the straps and re-sewed the Velcro part to make it shorter.

This product is useless. The straps are too long even if you have very very large feet. If you cut them shorter it takes off the velcro ends and you cannot strap the shoes to your feet. They cannot be worn. I guess you could take them to a shoemaker, but that would be inconvenient and expensive. Recommend not buying.

I received a very heavy black shoe for a broken pinky toe from my dr. It was so heavy that it caused a muscle strain in my arch that went from my ankle to my big toe. So in comparison to that shoe, this is great. BUT, no shoe really fits a size 6-8. I am a size 8. My toes hang over the top which isn't really safe, particularly walking outside in the winter. Luckily it's my pinky toe that's broken and that doesn't go over, but big toes and next two definitely go over the edge of the shoe. [There was no larger women's size to choose from.]Further, the straps which use velcro closures are so long that when pulled across, I couldn't attach the velcro because it was a number of inches away from what it was supposed to stick to. What I did was cut off the velcro [and save it], then cut the straps each a few inches, and then used fabric glue to secure the velcro strips on at an appropriate length. I still have to wear really bulky socks for my foot to be bulky enough that I use enough of the strap for the velcro to stick [I could have cut more inches off the straps.] Obviously we shouldn't really have to go to Amazon for our medical needs. But if we do, there should be a greater choice of sizes and products need some quality control. Those straps would never fit anyone who had a foot small enough for the shoe bed to fit.

very soft

It took a long time To arrive. I am not impressed with the quality of the shoe. It only fits if I put a sock in it. Yet, my foot size (7 1/2) fits right in the middle of the sizing guide which is women’s shoe size 6 to 8.There are no instructions on how to fit the shoe; the only way I could fit it was by reversing the straps, and as you can see from the picture I had lot of excess Velcro straps.In short, I feel like this product is designed only for high volume and low quality. Inexcusable to provide medical support without any guidelines for use. I will confess, I liked the light blue color; do not be duped! I do not feel it’s worth the extra money over the cost of other, likely better, postop shoes.

Bought this to use instead of a medical boot - less bulky than the heavy boot - allows my broken toe to avoid being squeezed into a regular shoe while it heals. Very happy with it! I’m a street shoe women’s size 6.5 and the 6-8 was plenty big for my foot.

I ordered two in size '6-8' to have spare for home & one to wear at outside after I was given a similar version of the same brand in an emergency room for a chipped toe. However, this shoe was a cheaper version of the same brand name shoe received at Milford Hospital ER.Looking at this Ad, I had wrongly assumed that size (6-8) was in Men's sizing as it was next to the listing for to the Men's (9-11), but in reality (6-8) is in a Women's small sizing (I am a size 81/2 but my foot measures 9+3/4": I would recommend that a woman be a size 7 or smaller to wear this Ad's smallest shoe. If this sizing had been in men's, a men's (6-8) would have approximated a woman's 7-9.When I applied weight on my foot/stood up- my big toe + my injured 2nd toe hung off the tip by 3/4" tip, plus my big toe hangs off along the inner side for a length of two inches . I don't see any other choice that would fit better.Today, I went to write a review after again injuring a toe + discovering that the protective shoe I purchased yesterday at a walk-in clinic was a piece of junk made with a solid wood platform base, with the side material stapled to it. Its' ankle is also so smallit will cut so I will need to alter it. That horrible shoe made me apperciate that at least the shoe in this Ad is the traditional type that I've seen used for the last 50 yrs. not the highest quality but I would rate this shoe a C or B if I needed to grade it (the horrible wood base ones w/staples & too tight ankle opening I would rate an F + plan to let their management know.I wish that this Ad gave the inches of the length for the men's 9-12 as I'm not sure if I should order it- will look at some others here which are not cut high at the ankle- some have that upper strap rather high- like a turtle neck style though its a shoe. I was given credit by Amazon for the 2 short size (6-8) which I was unable to use due to their shortness in length (and donated them unused to a thrift shop). These will do the job again depending on your size, but they should sell a 2nd, larger sized woman's and make it clear that the size 6-8 is a woman's size, not a man's.

This was exactly what my Dr had in mind for me after I broke my little toe. I was instructed to go to a medical supply store to get one but they didn't have one in my size and what they did have were too much shoe. So I asked the clerk to look online at Amazon to see if they had what I needed and here it is! Its light weight, protective and just enough shoe to get around in. I only had to use it about 3 weeks. I only wore it indoors and used my sneakers to get me around when I had to move from home to car to work, etc. The Velcro straps were WAY too long so we just cut them off where they needed to be. I highly recommend this pre op boot.