p.w. minor Rome- Men’s Orthopedic Shoe

PW Minor Rome Orthopedic Shoe for Men: Style That’s Just Right

The PW Minor Rome Men’s Orthopedic Shoe offers a unique leather style, appealing but not too bold. The earth-toned upper is made of tumbled full grain leather with an oiled finish. This shoe is lined with Dri-Lex® which wicks away moisture and reduces overall bacteria in the shoe for optimum foot health. Extra cushioning is provided by the compression molded EVA midsole, designed with Opanka construction. The footbed is designed with extended medial counter, metatarsal bump to support the transverse arch, and a heel bump that adds comfort in the heel strike. The insole is removable, made of Ultron, and runs the full length of the shoe. The PW Minor Rome Men’s Orthopedic Shoe is A5500 Medicare coded for a Diabetic shoe, and sure to be your favorite in your shoe collection this season.

The PW Minor Rome Orthopedic Men's Shoe has these features:

• Earth-toned upper is made of tumbled full grain leather with an oiled finish
• Dri-Lex® lining wicks away moisture and reduces bacteria in the shoe for optimum foot health
• Upper is stitched to the outsole for maximum flexibility
• For extra cushioning in the midsole, shoe is designed with Opanka construction
• Compression molded EVA midsole
• Rubber outsole is cork-reinforced
• Extended medial counter
• Metatarsal bump supports the transverse arch
• Shoe is designed with heel bump for added comfort in the heel strike
• Dri-Lex® mesh lining wicks away unwanted moisture and bacteria
• Removable insole is made of Ultron and runs the full length of the shoe
• Accommodates custom orthotics
• A5500 Medicare coding for use as a Diabetic shoe
• Shoe last: ACM-1

Arch support?, November 6, 2012

Posted By: Kevin
Overall: Comfort: Look: 
Shoe Size: Felt true to size
Shoe Width: Felt true to width
Shoe Arch: No arch support

This attractive shoe would be fine for someone who does not pronate or need arch support. For flat feet the reasonable design is destroyed by the lack of a way to fasten the shoe together due to the limited ability to pull the laces together. This is caused by only four flimsy but attractive laces. I do not see this as an orthopedic shoe - sorry.

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