Silvert’s Adaptive Clothing & Footwear Women’s Extra Wide Mary Jane Walking Shoes with Easy Touch

Not a good fit for me.
The inside of the shoe, except for the toebox, is too small to accommodate my custom orthotics. I can’t wear them.

NOT extra wide width
These shoes are cute but the “extra wide width” is not true. They were decently wide, but no where near what I would expect for “extra”.

Comfortable and very “cute”- provides just the right support for 73 year ol with “bad back”
Finding comfortable shoes that I can wear with my bad back, leg,hip etc. has been an ongoing mission for decades since the original injury in 1975! I have spent most of my discretionary income on shoes and have spent extraordinary amounts of money over the years stopping short of custom made- never made it over that hurdle (yet). My requirements thus far are: round, wide toe box ( essential), wide width, lightweight, very “spongy”/not too hard innersoles but with a medium amount of support for my flat feet …I know, it’s a lot to ask. If they can cost less than $100, even better but I have gone up to nearly $300. I have asked everyone who wears sneakers about their choices and have bought ones that restaurant servers have worn, also nurses, retail workers who say they are on their feet at least 8 hours/day, medical assistants, plumbers,electricians, etc….you get the point. I read every review on Amazon that is written on a shoe I think might work and really pay attention to the negative comments . I have loved many brands and written positive reviews on them but after the support gives out, I find I do not have an interest in rebuying….always looking for the next great even better one. I decided after the last ones to stay focused primarily on ones without laces, both for appearances and simplicity. I am tired of the sneaker look, having worn them as the major footwear since a transit strike in the 1980’s ( despite employer regrets in those days when we were expected to change footwear when we got into the office even if we commuted in them). Had to leave shoes in office or carry them back and forth to work…thank goodness those days are over!When I saw these, I was a little hesitant because they were described as adaptive footwear but I wanted to give them a try and am glad I did because I really enjoy wearing them- something I have not said in a long time- the “enjoyment”part. Why do I enjoy wearing them other than the obvious? They look so stylish- no really. To me, when I wear them with leggings and a long tunic ( almost dress length) top, I feel like I look sort of, kind of like. I could be a plus model in an upscale site ( that doesnt use plus models) that I have followed for years, but though I have filled carts, I never actually made it to checkout because of the prices. Their shoes are in the $400 +range ( really). So I never asked that much from this shoe, but what a delightful find.Leggings, long tunic, and these, and I actually feel stylish- and comfortable, and at a cost I could afford these days. Good luck if you do decide to try them.

I bought them for my mother. Very comfy!

I was very unsure about ordering shoes from a company I don’t know. But, I decided to give the shoes a try since I knew I could return them. Best decision I could have made!! Not only do they allow for feet with no swelling, or some swelling, or for days with lots of swelling, they are also so cushioned that I can walk comfortably even with nerve issues on the bottom of one foot. Will be ordering the slipper made by the same company.