Discover the comfort and support of Apis Answer2 448-1 Velcro Women's Walking Shoes, designed for those requiring additional foot support. These shoes are engineered to distribute pressure evenly throughout the gait cycle for a smoother walking experience. They are particularly suitable for wearers of foot orthotics, AFOs, or KAFOs, featuring added depth and multiple removable inserts for exceptional fitting flexibility.
The durable, soft genuine leather uppers and full leather lining not only provide longevity but remain soft on your feet. The design includes a spacious toe area and additional girth at the ankle to enhance comfort without compromising style. Stability is enhanced by extended medial counters that support natural foot motion, while three adjustable Velcro straps allow for a customizable fit, ensuring comfort tailored to your needs.
The Apis Answer2 448-1 walking shoes offer superior functionality for daily wear and active lifestyles, ensuring every step is comfortable with their robust support and orthotic compatibility. Experience a perfect balance of style and practicality in your footwear with these high-quality walking shoes.
Accommodates AFO's & KAFO's
Soft genuine leather uppers & full leather lining.
Added width at the toe and extra girth at the ankle
Symmetrical cut line for easy sole modification
Extended medial counters
Removable 3-layer cushioning inserts.
Hook and Loop Fastener (velcro-type)
M(D) - Medium, W(E) - Wide, XW(EE) - Extra-Wide
Available in white (448-1) and silver/white(448-3)
On most shoe manufacturers, the difference between widths is approximately 1/8 of an inch from each width.
The best way to measure your feet for a shoe size is to get the length and width measurement of your feet. The length is the measurement from the heel to the longest toe. The width is the measurement at the widest part of the foot, generally right behind the toes.
If you would like us to suggest a shoe size for you, please send feet measurements to customerservice@flowfeet.com. Or you can follow the simple instructions at the link below.
https://flowfeet.com/content/9-foot-measuring-instructions-for-shoe-size-width-suggestion
These shoes are designed with extra space and with removable insoles for even more room to insert medically prescribed foot orthotics or just provide more room inside the shoe. Generally, a double depth shoe provides an additional 1/2" depth than a traditional shoe.
Polyurethanes are found in a wide range of footwear types. Although best known for sports and trekking shoes and boots, they are also extensively used for business and fashion shoe soles, as well as high-quality safety shoes. Low-density to compact polyurethane systems are utilized for mid-soles and outer soles.
EVA (Technically named Ethylene Vinyl Acetate). EVA is one of the best shock absorption materials available today. This is why all the major top-line brand manufacturers use this material, due to the great combination of shock absorption with the light weight of the sole. Generally, an EVA outsole makes the shoe lighter in weight.
A rubber outsole means the bottom of a boot or shoe is made of rubber. Generally, a rubber outsole provides slip-resistance benefits when in contact with oil and other slippery surfaces. Please see individual shoe styles for slip-resistance specifications.
The heel counter is located in the back portion of a shoe and is typically a small plastic insert used to reinforce the heel cup and increase support.
The shoe heel stabilizer can be made of rubber, plastic or leather. The stabilizer is bonded to the upper (top material of shoe) and midsole (in between the bottom and top of shoe). A heel stabilizer helps with motion control as you walk in the shoe. This shoe feature is beneficial for those with pronating or need more stability in the shoe.
A layer of material between the upper of the shoe and the outsole. Generally the midsole helps with shock absorption in each step.
A shank is a supportive structure between the insole and outsole of a shoe. Shanks can be made of steel or fiberglass. The shank in the shoe gives the shoe stability and prolongs the life of the shoe.
A heel cushion is a pad in the heel of an insert/insole that helps absorb shock as you walk. A padded heel cushion can help with foot conditions like plantar fasciitis or heel spurs.
A rocker bottom shoe is a shoe that helps with forward motion while walking. A rocker bottom can have a toe rocker (curved outsole at toe area) or full rocker bottom (curved outsole at the toe and heel).
The design of a rocker bottom alters the biomechanics of the gait and puts less pressure on the ball of the foot. Those with limited mobility in their ankle and feet can benefit from a rocker bottom shoe.
A rocker bottom shoe can assist with improving the gait cycle with the gentle rocker and forward propulsion in each step.
A medial heel stabilizer provides rear foot walking stability and minimizes slippage.
Copper socks have natural anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties to help improve your foot health during wear.
A shoe that has stability or motion control outsole and a heel stabilizer. The motion control and stabilizer will help keep your feet correctly position when walking. Also, the shoe should have some support at the arch to help reduce pressure on the plantar fascia ligaments and improve overall lower body biomechanics.
Depending on the brand, you should order 1.5 to 2 sizes smaller than the women's shoe size that you wear. The width should be a full width size down. For example, if you wear a women's 10 XW, you would order a men's 8.5 or 9 Wide.
Please contact customer service at customerservice@flowfeet.com or (657) 333-8002 for ordering conversion on specific styles.
No. Currently, we do not accept Medicare or Medicaid as payment for shoes. However, HSA (Health Savings Account) or FSA (Flexible Spending Account) accounts can be used to get reimbursed for qualifying diabetic and orthopedic shoes. Please see details at our blog post here: https://flowfeet.com/blog/16_hsa-reimbursment-diabetic-shoes-inserts.html
We offer free shipping on all domestic orders (orders shipped within the U.S.). International shipments start at $24.95 shipping fee for the first pair. Additional shipping fees may apply depending on destination country as well as the size/width of shoe and quantity of your order. Total shipping costs for international shipping is stated at checkout.
We have a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee! This means if your ordered shoes don't satisfy, fit, or make you happy, then you can send them back to us within 30 days from the date of purchase for a refund.
Please review our Return Policy page.
We offer free exchanges! Simply email customerservice@flowfeet.com with the order #, style, color, size, and width you would like to exchange for and we will send a free return label to you. Once the return item is received and inspected, we will ship the exchange item for free.
Take the package to your nearest shipping service location by using the return label that we provide, all shipping charges will be billed to us - your exchange is free! Your exchange will be shipped to you with no additional shipping charge!
Yes! At various times throughout the year, we do run promotions. To be notified of upcoming sale events, please sign up for an account at https://flowfeet.com/login. Also, don't forget to check our clearance section: click here!
We do offer split sizes/mismatch shoe orders on shoes from Mt. Emey, Answer2, Surefit, Dr. Comfort, and select Apex and New Balance shoes. Split sizes are subject to backorder timeframes if one of the sizes is not in stock. Also, the price for a split size order is 1.5 times the retail price. For example, a $100 item would be $150 for a split size of that style.
If you would like to purchase a split size shoe in a style from of of the brands mentioned above, please email customerservice@flowfeet.com with order details or call our customer service line at (877) 926-0133.
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