Medicare approved refers to any type of services or products that meet the health standards and guidelines stipulated by the federal health insurance program or Medicare. Footwear certified as a Medicare approved may feature, but is not limited to, soft uppers that conform to feet's contour, padded tongues and collars, and well-cushioned and flexible midsoles for better shock absorption with an extra-depth design that offers a loose fit and freedom for toe movement.
Orthofeet 525 they dont look THAT bad
December 10, 2012
Reviewer: A.Y. from Springfield MO
I'll admit that I didn't feel the Orthofeet 525 looked quite as good in person as they did in the photographs on the site. In fact I wasn't real sure I wanted to keep them but my spouse said "they don't look THAT bad". They do feel a bit like wearing boots compared to my old New Balance shoes (that I wore EVERYWHERE), especially on stairs. They are quite comfortable, though, so I'll keep wearing them. I had to put in one of the (included) foam spacers under the removable insole in order for my foot to not move around too much. I'm not at all confident that the velcro strap will last nearly as long as my old New Balance shoes did. After just a couple of weeks it already seems loose at the end.
Wears this shoe: Whenever I am not sleeping or working out.
they dont look THAT bad
December 10, 2012