Women's Diabetic Shoes

Women's diabetic shoes are designed to protect and support feet affected by diabetes, helping to reduce the risk of foot complications associated with the condition. Shoes specifically designed for diabetes will provide features like seamless interiors, supportive cushioning, and materials to help with irritation for those with sensitive skin. Wearing appropriate footwear for diabetes helps maintain proper foot health for comfort and support.

Diabetic shoes are designed for common foot conditions associated with diabetes, like nerve damage (neuropathy), reduced circulation, edema (swelling), and increased skin sensitivity. Choose from our selection of women's dress, casual, active, sandals or boots designed to support with diabetic foot health. Good shoe features for women with diabetes will include extra depth, supportive insoles, breathable and moisture wicking features, adjustable closures, a wide toe box, and seamless interior lining.

What Women's Shoe Features Are Best For Diabetic Feet?

Women's shoes for diabetes can offer support and protect your feet from foot symptoms associated with diabetes. Some shoes are reimbursable through Medicare under the Therapeutic Shoes for Individuals with Diabetes benefit. These types of shoes are coded A5500 diabetic shoes. Below are shoe features to look for in women's diabetic shoes.

• Extra depth — Extra depth provides additional interior volume to accommodate swelling, high insteps, and custom orthotics without causing pressure or rubbing against the skin.
• Removable insoles — Easily adjust the depth of the shoe with multiple layers of removable insoles to accommodate a changing foot shape or custom orthotics.
• Roomy toe box - Shoes with a roomy toe box can help prevent pressure points on the feet and reduce the risk of developing blisters, calluses, or foot ulcers. Toes should be able to spread naturally without friction during wear.
• Soft uppers and lining - Soft materials such as supple leather or knit uppers with seamless interior lining help reduce friction and prevent skin irritation at the toe box, instep, and heel area.
• Cushioned sole - A cushioned EVA midsole absorbs shock and reduces pressure on sensitive areas of the foot with each step.
• Structured arch support - Supportive arch designs help maintain proper foot positioning and distribute weight evenly across the foot, reducing strain and discomfort.
• Adjustable closure - Shoes with adjustable closures such as laces or hook-and-loop straps can provide a secure and comfortable fit for swelling or changes in foot volume throughout the day.
• Closed toe - A closed toe is ideal for those with diabetes to prevent small rocks or sharp objects from entering the shoe and causing an injury to your feet.
• Wide width options — Women's wide and extra wide shoe width options to accommodate swelling or broader foot shapes without causing pressure points.