Orthopedic Shoes for Foot Health & Comfort

Orthopedic shoes are designed to support the foot, accommodate problems like swelling, bunions and sensitive feet, and stay comfortable for people who can't wear ordinary footwear. Veos Neos shoes are podiatrist-designed in Australia with a wide, roomy fit, supportive structure and a soft, accommodating upper, built for feet that need more than a standard shoe gives.

A Wide, Supportive Fit That Accommodates

The hallmark of a good orthopedic shoe is room and support. The Veos Neos gives the toes space, accommodates swelling and wider feet, and supports the foot without squeezing it. That makes it suitable for people managing diabetes, neuropathy, oedema, bunions and arthritic feet, conditions where a tight, rigid shoe causes real problems.

Room for Orthotics & Insoles

Orthopedic shoes work best when they can take your own orthotics or supportive insoles. The Neos has the depth to fit our plantar fasciitis insoles or flat feet insoles, so you can dial in arch support and cushioning to suit your feet. Combined with the shoe's own structure, that gives a genuinely supportive setup for all-day wear.

Who Orthopedic Shoes Are For

These shoes suit older adults, people with diabetic or sensitive feet, anyone with swelling or wide feet, and those who simply find regular shoes painful. For specific needs see our wide fit shoes and diabetic shoes, and for in-home safety our non-slip shoes for elderly. Every pair is built for comfort, support and easy everyday wear.

Orthopedic Shoes FAQs

What makes a shoe orthopedic? A supportive structure, a roomy accommodating fit, and depth for orthotics. Orthopedic shoes support the foot and make room for problems like swelling, bunions and sensitive skin.

Are these shoes good for diabetic or swollen feet? Yes. The wide, deep fit accommodates swelling, neuropathy and sensitive feet without squeezing, which is what makes them suitable for diabetic and oedematous feet.

Can I fit my own orthotics? Yes. The Neos has the depth to take supportive insoles or custom orthotics, so you can tailor the support to your feet.

Are orthopedic shoes NDIS or aged-care suitable? They're a popular choice for older adults and people with foot-health needs. For NDIS funding, check your plan and provider, as eligibility depends on your individual circumstances.

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