Cush N Foot Women's

These are not as "orthotic friendly" as the Propet tie shoes. The toe box is not high enough to accommodate a thick orthotic. Fortunately, I have an old set of orthotics that are shorter, and those work with these shoes. It takes a few tries to get the velcro closure just right, but it is possible to get a comfortable fit.

My 92 year old mother has foot problems from a career [often standing] in pointy-toed high heels. I had about given up finding shoes for her to wear, and even open-back house-shoes are not comfortable for her. These Propets are the best thing I have found for her. The only problem is that Propet says a D is a wide and E is extra wide. D is a medium for many shoes. I went ahead and got D, and they worked because of the stretch and the Velcro. I think I wil order E in any other shoes I order.

I wear 7.5 4E shoes. It’s so difficult to find cute & comfortable shoes but impossible to find slippers. I wear AFO’s and need to wear them but some folks won’t let you in their home with shoes on. They don’t understand or care you can’t walk or stay standing without your braces. Shoe covers are to hot. Not only do these shoes make me happy because they are so cute and comfortable, they make others happy. True to size, nice material and very comfy. You could wear these outside but I don’t want to ruin them. You are going to love these slippers! Too bad us wide foot disabled girls have to pay so much for comfort.

Terrible product, very unusual for Proper. Cheap and poorly made. No cushion in footbed whatsoever! Not sure how they put "cush' in the name unless it's ironic. Impossible to walk in as Velcro doe not hold. Shame if Medicare does reimburse -- seniors deserve better!