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Drew Men's Traveler Therapeutic Casual Shoes

Drew Men's Traveler Therapeutic Casual Shoes

Brand: Drew

Style Number: 40973-14-6E-070

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Color: Black Pebbled
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Features:

  • Plus Fitting System® - Two Removable Footbeds for Added and Double Depth
  • Removable, Moldable, Dual-density Insert
  • Extended Medial Heel Stabilizer
  • Elastic Side Seaming for Better Fit and Comfort
  • Rocker Bottom with Wide Shank
  • Tempered Steel Shank
  • Soft, Foam-padded Tongue and Collar
  • Accommodates Prescribed Orthotics
  • HCPCS Code A5500

Drew Men's Traveler Therapeutic Casuals is a rugged, yet comfortable shoe that combines casual styling with a host of foot health benefits. Traveler offers two removable insoles. Keep both in for added depth. Remove one for double added depth. Provides superior control of the gait cycle for overall body health and wellness. Side elastic seaming for additional comfort. Quick and easy speed laces. Padded in tongue and collar.

Drew shoe width sizing:

    • In Drew Men's shoes: Narrow is (B), Medium (D), Wide(2E), 4W(4E) and 6E.
    • In Drew Women's shoes: Slim (4A), Narrow(2A), Medium (B), Wide (D),  WW/Wide Wide (2E), and XW/Extra Wide (4E).

*Sizing for graduated compression socks, stockings & armsleeves differs significantly from typical sizing, and is based on precise measurements. Each brand also varies. To ensure you are ordering the correct size for you, please refer to the size chart for this specific product before making your selection.

Style Number: 40973-14-6E-070

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Comforable and Durable with one exception

"I bought shoes 5 years ago. I suffer from swollen feet and ankles. The only issue I've had is that the back of the shoe where the shoe horn goes has broken down at the top. I wondered if it could be reinforced and I took them to my shoe repair guy and he was able to sew in a small leather reimforcing piece at the top. After his fix I have used them for the past 4 years now."

— Robert H. (4/5)

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