Review on 👣 Enhanced Healing Support with ProCare Squared Toe Post-Op Shoe by Keith Saywon

I'm active and strong (not even a senior yet) but I still can't get the velcro adjustable front panel tight enough or it would work well. The third type of orthopedic post-operative shoes I have used. Unfortunately, I can't recommend this option due to the impossibility of wrapping the forefoot tight enough to avoid slight slippage. A day later my foot was cramped on top and it took me four days to massage and stretch it. I've been wearing orthopedic shoes for two months as my broken 5th metatarsal is healing and I can walk and work actively again. The tear is in an odd area causing it to heal slowly and I'm glad I can avoid surgery but I need a second shoe to keep the sole firm and strong after so much use and that is not good. The one that looks like two separate straps actually work, so I'm throwing that one away (donating something I know might hurt someone's leg more doesn't seem right). For the 5th metatarsal, square toe shoes help prevent foot rollover. If you just walk around the house, then that's normal.