Comfortable Orthopedic Shoes for Children with Breathable Upper and Non-Slip Wear-Resistant Sole

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Product Introduction	Orthopedic shoes (corrective shoes) are special shoes made according to a doctor's prescription to correct foot diseases for the purpose of correcting foot deformities, dispersing foot pressure and relieving pain symptoms. They are also called shoe-shaped orthotics.
Color	Red or (as requsted)
Category	Children's Shoes
Features	Breathable; Anti-slip; Shock absorption;
Advantages	Lightweight, cushioned sole with ergonomic stride design can enhance stability, provide excellent shock absorption and relieve heel pain.
payment	T/C, T/T, Western Union, Paypal, Money Gram
Sample	It is available, but buyers are required to pay for shipping and customs fees.
MOQ	200 Pairs Per item in multiple sizes
Delivery Time	25-30 days after receipt the 30% deposit

The Main Function of Orthopedic Shoes
The primary function of orthopedic (corrective) shoes is to enhance the stress distribution and relieve the load on the feet of patients during standing and walking. These shoes are designed to alleviate pain, prevent deformities, correct functional abnormalities, and support patients with permanent deformities to maintain balance.
These shoes are suitable for a range of conditions including inversion foot, valgus foot, equinus foot, foot drop, flat foot, arched foot, hammer foot, heel spur, subtalar joint ankylosis, ankle arthritis, hallux valgus, foot fracture, foot defect, metatarsalgia, plantar fasciitis, and more.
BasicFeaturesof Orthopedic Shoes
1. Relieve Pain
For instance, sponge insoles, specialized heel spur pads, or heel area pits in the shoe can reduce heel pain for patients suffering from heel spurs and calcaneal periostitis during walking.
2. Prevent and Correct Deformities
These shoes correct foot deformities and improve the weight-bearing force line of the foot. For individuals with heavy weight, overload, or prolonged standing, flat foot pads and flat foot shoes prevent the arch from sinking.
3. Compensate for Lost Joint Movement Function
Using a wedge-shaped rubber sponge pad on the heel can mitigate the impact force on heels for patients with ankle stiffness. Additionally, adding a rolling horizontal bar to the forefoot helps patients with stiff metatarsophalangeal joints transition smoothly from flattening the foot to lifting it off the ground.
4. Eliminate Joint Activity
An extended sole hard plate made of elastic steel can eliminate metatarsophalangeal joint activity. This is beneficial for patients with deformed and stiff metatarsophalangeal joints, as it reduces pain and prevents further deformities.
Classification of Orthopedic Shoes
1. Classification by Function
Height-compensating orthopedic shoes address lower limb shortening. Shoes designed to fill gaps compensate for foot defects, while corrective shoes aim to address foot deformities and diseases.
2. Classification by the Affected Body Part
This includes high-arch shoes, foot drop shoes, toe shoes, inversion shoes, eversion shoes, bone spur shoes, flat-foot shoes, and other corrective footwear for various foot conditions.
3. Classification by Material
Orthopedic shoes are available in leather and artificial leather.
4. Classification by Shoe Structure
Common structures include high waist (high top) and low waist (low top) designs.
5. Classification by Season of Use
There are clip shoes for spring and autumn, sandals for summer, and warm shoes for winter.
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