Forefoot Offloading Post-Op Shoe, Non-Weight Bearing Forefront Wedge Boot for Broken Toe Injury, Metatarsal Fracture, Bunion, Hammer Toes, Foot

Forefoot Offloading Post-Op Shoe, Non-Weight Bearing Forefront Wedge Boot for Broken Toe Injury, Metatarsal Fracture, Bunion, Hammer Toes, Foot

Forefoot Relief Design: The 15° suspended design protects your forefoot and toes, forcing you to shift your center of gravity to your heel as you walk. Reduces pressure on the forefoot and toes to promote recovery. Specifically Designed To Protect Your Toes: The forefoot offloading shoe is designed to minimize pressure on the toes and forefoot by shifting the center of gravity to the heel. Ideal for toe fractures, metatarsal fractures, or recovery from forefoot surgery (e.g. bunionectomy, hammertoe and hammertoe correction). Material: Post op shoes for broken toe upper is made of breathable fabric, not stuffy all day long, lined with soft elastic comfort and non-slip sole for more solid protection. Size: These post op shoes are available in a variety of sizes for you to choose from, the sole length (M: 10.04“/25.5 cm; L: 10.82”/27.5 cm; XL: 11.81"/30 cm), in order to make sure that the size selection is as accurate as possible, we strongly recommend to use the length of the foot as the standard for size selection. Adjustable Hook & Loop: The forefoot offloading post-op shoe is secured with 3 wide fastening straps that are easily adjustable and provide enough room to accommodate postoperative foot swelling and bandages, the straps can be cut as needed. The post op shoe can be used on the left or right foot.

Features:

Unique offloading design reduces plantar pressure and transfers weight from the forefoot to the heel, providing relief for those with toe injuries.
The non-weight bearing forefront wedge boot is secured by 3 fastening straps that are easily adjustable to comfortably accommodate bandages, dressings and swelling.
The post op shoe features a neutral base for use on the left or right foot.

Note:

This is one shoe, not a pair. If you need a pair, please order 2 together.
Choose pressure relief shoes according to the injury location and cut the excess straps after wearing them.
To ensure accurate size selection as far as possible, we strongly recommend that foot length should be used as the standard for choosing size.