Shoes

[goldensrbest]

Any one tried either of these brands?

[kaydee50]

I have a pair of Orthofeet.  Very comfortable and they offer free s/h both ways.  Having said that, I have found Jambu, Bzees and Easy Spirit to be equally comfortable and supportive--in some styles--at a much lower cost.  Have not as yet bought another pair from Orthofeet.

I think if you have problems with your feet or are an unusual size, they may be worth a try.  I know a good friend of mine buys many of his shoes from them because he is a big guy and does have problems with his feet.

[LindaSal]

@goldensrbest Hi there   I have purchased several Orthofeet shoes.  Not that I have trouble with my feet, thankfully but I do suffer from bursitis in my left hip so a lot of walking can be difficult for me.  We are still traveling a fair amount while we can and of course do a LOT of walking.  I just researched "comfortable walking shoes" and this brand came up.  I read a lot of the reviews and started off with a nice pair of sandals (kind of fisherman type) for an extended stay in Florida last spring.  They were comfortable, true to size and supportive.  Since then I also have purchased a pair of their Mary Jane's and a second pair of sandals.  Also I've bought DH some sneakers and have to say we are very happy with the brand.  They do offer many sales also and free shipping.

[catmama]

I have several pairs of Orthofeet shoes.  I especially like the knitted fabric on the walking shoes.  I wear them because they are true wides and there are very few shoes now that can claim that.  I've had to stop wearing Rykas and Clarks because (in my opinion) their wides aren't really wides.  I also like Nikes and New Balance which are about the same price as Orthofeet.  I require a 1" lift in one of my shoes and the Orthofeet brand is orthotic friendly.  They last quite a long time.