A strange question.

[trout96]

I have had recent foot surgery and it is taking a LONG time to heal. Right now all I can wear are my walking shoes. It was almost 4 months before I could walk on it and wondering if anyone knows where to get dress shoes with support. I know I won't be in heals but I will need something dressy.

Help!!!!

[Wennfred]

I have had recent foot surgery and it is taking a LONG time to heal. Right now all I can wear are my walking shoes. It was almost 4 months before I could walk on it and wondering if anyone knows where to get dress shoes with support. I know I won't be in heals but I will need something dressy.

Help!!!!

 

Florsheim makes some great shoes.

 

 

http://www.florsheim.com/flstore/index.do

 

You mentioned Heals? Must be a female I hope hehe

 

 

Fred

[Wennfred]

These are some great shoes if youre a female, this info comes from Wendy:

 

Aerosoles

 

http://www.aerosoles.com/

 

Zappos

 

http://www.zappos.com/welcome2.zhtml

 

 

 

Fred

[45014]

Get some cute little ballet flats. They come in all colors and metallics. Right now they should be pretty easy to find, since it seems they are back in style.

[Quilting_Cruiser]

Another place to try is footsmart.com. I just bought a pair of boots from them--good price, nice quality, and very comfortable. I got a catalog from them this week and there were quite a few shoes in it for people with foot pain.

 

Good luck on your search!

Jayne

 

:)

[Crusin Karen]

YEARS ago we went on a land vacation to the Bahamas. I had fractured my ankle and had a short leg cast on. I wore "regular" shoes on my good foot. I work for Orthopedic surgeons and your goal is NOT to have appropriate shoes, but to give your foot time to heal. It will be bad enough walking around! Wear whatever is necessary on your "bad foot"-even if it's a pair of slippers. (you can find some really nice ones!) and a regular shoe on your good foot as I did. If you wear pants, noone will really notice your shoes anyway!

[jayscore]

Two years ago, on the Triumph, I watched a girl make her way down the stairs to the London dining room with a cast on her leg, trying to make the "grand enterance"! I had to give her credit for trying. In other words, who cares what you look like as long as you're having a good time! Have fun, I dare ya!:D

[Paleochick]

I love the search feature at Nordstrom.com. If you need a wider shoe, you can select a width. You can select a favorite brand (Easy Spirit, Naturalizer, Aerosoles, etc.) with support. You can select a color. Check it out once you find a brand you think might give you the support you need.

 

http://shop.nordstrom.com/AS?catid=6000009%7cWomen%27s+Shoes

 

 

[ParrotRob]

I have had recent foot surgery and it is taking a LONG time to heal. Right now all I can wear are my walking shoes. It was almost 4 months before I could walk on it and wondering if anyone knows where to get dress shoes with support. I know I won't be in heals but I will need something dressy.

Help!!!!

 

Trout,

Check with your podiatrist. She might be able to suggest something in your area that not only fits the bill but also meets your needs from a medical perspective. I broke my foot last year pretty badly and then had a pretty bad bout with plantar fasciitis as a result of being in the cast for 8 weeks, and my pod recommended a couple of good orthopaedic shoe suppliers in town. Worth a shot, anyway.

[dforeigner]

Trout,

Check with your podiatrist. She might be able to suggest something in your area that not only fits the bill but also meets your needs from a medical perspective. I broke my foot last year pretty badly and then had a pretty bad bout with plantar fasciitis as a result of being in the cast for 8 weeks, and my pod recommended a couple of good orthopaedic shoe suppliers in town. Worth a shot, anyway.

 

this is probably the best advise. Specially since you have not healed yet.