Since I got an AFO (ankle-foot orthotic), I have not worn boots. I have not found boots that fit my AFO so I’ve walked through winter in tennis shoes. Brr.
Thanks to OrthoFeet, my toes will be warmer this winter.
Read MoreSince I got an AFO (ankle-foot orthotic), I have not worn boots. I have not found boots that fit my AFO so I’ve walked through winter in tennis shoes. Brr.
Thanks to OrthoFeet, my toes will be warmer this winter.
Read More2025 has been the best year for finding AFO-friendly shoes since my injury. These shoes make me feel a little more confident when I leave the house. Cute + Confidence = Win!
Read MoreUpgrading my Ankle-Foot Orthotic (AFO) gave me a lot more support and helped me walk better. But my new carbon fiber AFO started damaging my shoes. Here are a few ways I’ve learned to protect my shoes from AFO damage.
Read MoreAFO’s require wearing shoes 1-2 sizes bigger than your foot and often require the removal of the insole. On top of that, a person wearing an AFO should be in a shoe with ample support for the whole foot, a backstrap or heel cup so the shoe stays on, and a sole that makes firm contact with the ground but without too much tread (which could be a tripping hazard).
After two years of searching, I have found a few options worth noting. For my fellow shoe-lovers with limits, I’ve listed 5 options that meet my requirements for shoes I can wear with an AFO.
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