👞 Vive Offloading Post-Op Shoe: Forefront Wedge Boot for Non Weight Bearing Medical Recovery - Ideal Foot Surgery Solution for Broken Toes, Hammer Toes, Bunions - Orthopedic Walking Aid (Men 7-9, Women 8.5-10) Review

Broke my toe twice! I can be a bit clumsy! Lol went to the doctor and took an x-ray. They wanted to put a shoe on me. The shoes that were adjusted to me for a medium size (I have a size 9) turned out to be too long and wide! I ordered this shoe, it fits perfectly and my toe seems to be healing well! It's a little high but does the job!

My podiatrist suggested another brand for foot surgery recovery. It was way more expensive than this shoe and he admitted it had the best construction. It's easy for me to put on, follows the manufacturer's recommendations, and provides protection and functionality while preventing stress on my toes.

I bought this to complement my heavy boot after corrective hammer surgery. I had 4 inch pins in 2 fingers and stitches in another area of the fingers. Most importantly, I needed to protect the pins that were sticking out from the ends of my fingers. This shoe was not a good option for me. The floor was not a cushion type. No arch support. One wrong step and my toes would have slumped forward. I gave them back.

The concept is good, but it is very inconvenient to use without a walking stick. This unit is also not safe for use on linoleum floors. Slippery! I fell off the toilet trying to get up. The post-op boot slipped sideways, forcing me to split with my pants down. I injured my hips and tailbone when I hit the ground. The ground was dry. Black skid marks and scratches were visible. It hurts a lot. Wouldn't recommend it.

This is a durable, well made and adjustable heel. Was it comfortable? Well that was comfortable enough considering they are heeled boots! I'm crazy right now, but you'll walk awkwardly if you put this on. You MUST pair us with shoes on the opposite foot with a very similar heel height. Believe me. I bought a Hoka with a heel over 1 inch. Ideal. I tried on the shoes that you can buy. bad buy. I gave it up. It was a major trigger factor. Great idea but poorly done. Just buy flat shoes or see if…

I use these shoes after surgeries. I am 4 weeks post op and at least 2 more weeks without weight. I had my big toe amputated. I only have to walk on my heels and always wear surgical boots when walking. Currently, walking consists of going to the toilet and to the doctor's office. This relief shoe makes it much easier to comply with my constraints, better than the surgeon issued shoes. The price is amazing. If you buy from a medical supply store, the cost of the same brand would be three times…

I injured my front foot and had a lot of swelling and bruising in the upper third. I pulled out my old surgical boot which worked great except the height was too high and limited my ankle's range of motion. But back to the trunk. These shoes are so incredibly stiff and uncomfortable that I'd rather put up with sedentary life than lack of comfort while the swelling goes down. This device can be great if you have a bandage or are trying to protect your toes from impact (the insole is quite wide),