Reverse Lasted Orthopedic Sports Boot - 2530-71

Comfort Genuine Leather 2/4 Orthopedic Shoes for Children with Arch Support

Features:

1. Breathable Leather Upper and Lining Design:

1. Ensures optimal comfort and fit for children's feet.

2. High, Hard, Wide Toe Box:

1. Provides protection for the front foot.

3. Firm Heel Counters:

1. Offers support and stability, preventing tilting of the heel bone.

4. Orthopedic Half Insole:

1. Crafted with specific curvature angles, adapting to foot patterns. Reduces or changes tension on the thenar, addressing foot problems and preventing soreness during activities.

5. Lightweight, Cushioning Sole:

1. Features an ergonomic-stride design for enhanced stability, propulsion, superb shock absorption, and alleviation of heel pain.

6. Three Straps with Adjustable Length:

1. Tailors to various instep sizes, ensuring a secure and customized fit.

7. Easy On and Off:

1. Designed for children's convenience in wearing and removing.

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   Model No.	2530-10B
   Color	white and yellow,white and pink
   Brand	Better Step
   Lining	leather or other man made material
   Outsole	TPR
   Delivery	30-45 days after receiving the 30% deposit
   MOQ	500 pairs per item in multiple sizes
   Packing	single pair in paper box, 10-20 pairs/carton(as requested)
   Payment	L/C D/A D/P T/T Western Union MoneyGram
   Upper	Genuine leather
   Sample	We offer samples, with sample costs, shipping and taxes paid by the buyer. The sample cost will be returned after you place an order.

Indications for Use:

1. Feet with extreme varus or valgus instability.

2. Partial or complete paralysis of the malleolus area.

3. Painful or pressure-sensitive feet.

4. Deterioration of the talo-crural joint.

5. Severe Cerebral Palsy (CP) patients.

6. Limited dorsiflexion.

7. Problems with ligaments in the lower limb area.