Diabetic Shoes for Sensitive, At-Risk Feet

Diabetic feet need footwear that protects skin, accommodates swelling and avoids the pressure points that can lead to ulcers, especially where neuropathy means you can't feel a rubbing shoe. Veos Neos shoes are podiatrist-designed in Australia with a wide, roomy fit, a soft accommodating upper and supportive structure, built to keep at-risk feet protected and comfortable.

Room to Protect Against Pressure & Rubbing

The biggest risk with diabetic feet is unnoticed pressure and friction. A wide, deep shoe with a soft upper removes the tight spots that cause it, giving the toes room and accommodating swelling, bunions and sensitive areas. By avoiding the squeeze of a standard shoe, the Neos helps reduce the rubbing and pressure that can damage skin you may not be able to feel.

Depth for Orthotics and Support

Diabetic footwear works best when it supports the whole foot and can take a supportive insole. The Neos has the depth to fit our arch support insoles or your own orthotics, so the foot is cushioned and supported underfoot as well as protected around the sides. That combination matters for comfort and for keeping at-risk feet healthy.

Completing a Diabetic Foot-Care Setup

Pair diabetic shoes with the right socks for full protection. Our diabetic socks and seamless socks use a seamless toe and non-binding top to match the shoe's protective approach, and for clinical support see our orthopedic shoes. Every pair is built for protection, room and all-day comfort.

Diabetic Shoes FAQs

What makes a shoe suitable for diabetics? A wide, deep, accommodating fit with a soft upper and no pressure points, plus depth for orthotics. The aim is to protect sensitive skin and avoid the rubbing that can cause ulcers.

Why does fit matter so much for diabetic feet? Neuropathy can mean you don't feel a tight or rubbing shoe, so unnoticed pressure can damage skin. A roomy, soft shoe reduces that risk.

Can I add my own orthotics? Yes. The Neos has the depth to take supportive insoles or custom orthotics for added cushioning and support.

Are these aged-care and NDIS friendly? They're a popular choice for diabetic and older feet. For NDIS funding, check your individual plan and provider, as eligibility varies.

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