Best Shoes for Diabetics with Neuropathy UK: A Complete Buying Guide

• The heel
• The ball of the foot
• The plantar fascia
• The ankles

Adjustable Fit

Feet affected by diabetes often swell throughout the day.

Shoes with adjustable laces or hook-and-loop straps allow you to customise the fit for lasting comfort.

Slip-Resistant Outsole

A stable outsole provides reliable grip on wet pavements, indoor flooring, and uneven ground, helping reduce the risk of slips and falls.

Choosing the Right Width

Many men with diabetes benefit from wider footwear.

Common width options include:

• Standard
• Wide (2E)
• Extra Wide (4E)
• Extra Extra Wide (6E)

Selecting the correct width reduces pressure without making the shoe excessively loose.

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