ProCare - 79-81238 Squared Toe Post-Op Shoe, X-Large (Shoe Size: Men's 12.5+ / Women's 13.5+)

This post-op shoe is sturdy and practical, with a squared toe that provides good coverage and a supportive feel. The adjustable straps make it easier to get a comfortable fit, and the design helps protect the foot while walking. It’s a useful option for recovery when extra foot protection is needed. Overall, a functional shoe that serves its purpose well.

Had a surgery with a pin in my foot for six weeks these bad boy never failed me

Well the shoe arrived looks fine except for 1 problem - i will attach pic of side glue on it - otherwise it's a good shoe.it's longer than most XL post of shoes - it's comfortable, I like the style compared to 2 others that I ordered and returned. It's lighter weight which is good, not so heavy on your feet. I like it all - except for the glue on the side of the shoe, what the heck - I can not get that glue stain off the shoe either, so I just left it alone not to destroy the shoe itself. Other than the glue stain on the shoe - it's fine - good shoe. so how do I rate it ?

I had a full set of ortho footware - a shoe like this one, a half calf boot, and a full calf boot, all from my various surgeries and foot issues. Husband needed one and could not find the shoe. According to size guide ordered an XL for him. He wears a size 13. I wear around a 10.5 or 11 in mens shoes, and figured we could share one - a little big is better than too short.Arrived today and he happily took the half boot off and put this one one. Um . . . there is a solid inch plus extra boot there. He feels it's too clumsy big, and it would fit like a clown shoe on me. I went and just ordered a size Large, which will hopefully fit both of us better.Went to initiate the return for this XL only to find out the size XL IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR RETURN!!! WHY???The size Large says it has a 30 day return policy, but the X-Large is not eligible? That makes no sense.This is the same brand that my ortho surgeon uses in his practice and recommends, which is why I picked it. It's a good solid shoe. Just frustrated about the disappointing return policy.

I try to not to write bad reviews but here goes. I went to the Dr, have swollen bones in my foot along with tendonitis. They recommended I stay off my foot and use a boot. The boot they have in their office and they recommend was $250!! What!? No way. They also said if I wanted to buy my own, to try a Post op shoe. So that's what I typed into amazon and found this item, far less than $250.To start, I wear a Mens 12 or 13 shoe, so I bought the xtra large. When I received the shoe, it sticks out a good 2 inched from the end of my toes! Honestly that didn't bother me too much because I knew I would bump it into things, and a little extra protection wouldn't hurt. But the shoe is crazy long and is really hard to drive in, so keep that in mind.Overall the shoe is well made, the foam in the bottom is what I expected, and its a flat soled shoe.Onto the bad: The strap around your ankle is a little on the thin side, and knowing it might cut off circulation, I tried to fasten it loosely, but after a while it still cut off circulation and hurt my foot. Also, I have crutches I'm supposed to use most of the time, but I was supposedly able to put weight on this foot occasionally. Well every time I did it was very painful. Apparently I know have flat arches and this shoe caused more pain, and I even started having new heel and ankle pain! SO after 2 weeks of wearing, and my foot hurting worse and worse, and then swelling all down the arch of my foot, I took it off.I ended up going back to the Dr, buying the 250 boot, and it is ALOT better for me. Its a "rocking" boot, and also has a better arch support built into the bottom and I can actually take small short walks in it without cringing in pain.SO: The quality of this shoe is great, it just didn't work for me. The thing I would change though is the ankle strap. It needs to be thicker or have some kind of foam pad under it to keep from losing circulation