Post-op Shoe for Broken Foot or Toe, Medical Open Toe Walking Cast Shoe, Lightweight Medical Walking Boot with Adjustable Strap for Post Surgery, Fractured Foot, Sprains - Left or Right Foot

Bit tricky at first and all those it says for either foot I feel this is more for a left foot I used for right foot and it kept making my foot point out to right and looked like a left shoe,however after lots of trial and error I made it work,straps are really long so I had to cut the measure but overall protects the foot and toes so does it's job.

This is a good shoe for people who have an injured foot, especially around the toe area who need a shoe that won't press on that area while also being secure. The shoe comes in a plastic bag and is easy to use straight away. Only the medium option was available for erviewing and a relative of mine who is currently suffering a foot injury helped me to see if this shoe was comfortable to wear when having an injured foot.Strapping this shoe onto the foot is very easy. The left and right parts of the shoe are completely separable so you can easily place your foot on the base and then strap the edges with the three velcro straps: one around the back of your foot, one aross the front near you leg and a further one closer to the toes altough not crossing them at all. The shoes does leave your toes exposed which is good for my relative because that's where her injury is, and when wearing this it felt comfortable with the straps not digging in, so generally very comfortable.The velcro straps are very long and can be cut down if they are bothering you or dragging on the ground a bit due to their length and the shoe has a very good width with lots of room for a heavily bandaged foot. However, the sizing of the shoe is the only problem we had with this. While my relative's foot is a women's size 7 (and according to the diagram above a women's size 7 would fit the medium shoe) her toes or heel did stick out a little bit with this shoe so I'd advice that no more than a women's size 6 (maybe 6.5) would fit in this medium shoe. If you are a UK women's size 7 or a little above then go with a large size rather than medium.Having worn an NHS shoe in comparison, my relative did note something else about this shoe that is a bonus. Apart from being very comfortable compared to the NHS standard shoe they give for people with foot problems/injuries, this shoe's sole is very lightweight in comparison. I've felt this myself, it's a much better and lighter shoe. Although it doesn't have much padding on the inner sole it is a much better and more comfortable fit than the NHS standard shoe of the similar type. So as long as you are aware that the shoe sizing is a little wrong on the chart above, then this seems like quite a good shoe to have if you need it.

I found this to be comfortable and easy to wear. It has velcro fastenings so can fit all sizes even when the foot is swollen as mine is.