The Wolky Jewel - Podiatrist Recommended Comfortable Dress Sandal for Most Foot Types.

WOLKY JEWEL

This is an incredibly comfortable dress sandal for most foot types! 

What makes it so comfortable is the fact that is has a thick, rigid sole that offers exceptional protection for your foot joints as well as knee, hip and lower back. The built in arch support is excellent and the anatomical cork and latex footbed is removable so that it can accommodate a custom-molded insert if needed. It also has adjustable forefoot, midfoot and rearfoot strapping, which is crucial for increasing comfort, decreasing the risk of injury and decreasing mechanical strain of your joints, muscles, tendons and ligaments. 

If you're not sure about this sandal, find out what store in your area carries it and try it on and judge for yourself. This sandal is an investment in your feet that will pay off in abundance in that it will help to stop or slow the progression of bunions, hammertoes, neuromas as well as many other foot conditions and it will significantly help alleviate knee, hip and lower back pain. 

This Sandal is Recommended For Patients With:

*Mild to Moderate Bunions

*Mild to Moderate Tailor's Bunions

*Mild to Moderate Hammertoes 

*Morton's Neuromas

*Metatarsalgia

*Hallux Limitus (Limited range of motion of the 1st toe joint)

*Hallux Rigidus (No range of motion of the 1st toe joint)

*Mild to moderate Osteoarthritis

*Mild Degenerative Joint Disease 

*Achilles Tendonitis

*Plantar Fasciitis (Heel Pain)

*Mild Tendonitis 

*Mild Ankle Instability

*Mild Over-Pronation

*Mild Hypermobility 

*Patients who have healed after a Lisfranc's Fracture or Sprain

*Capsulitis

*Mild to Moderate Rheumatoid Arthritis

*Fibromyalgia Patients

This Sandal is NOT Recommended For Patients With: 

*Diabetics

*Peripheral Neuropathy (Nerve Damage)

*Peripheral Arterial Disease (Poor Circulation)

*History of Ulceration or Open Sores

*Charcot Foot

*Drop Foot

If You Have Any Of These Conditions, Check With Your Podiatrist To See If This Sandal Is Appropriate For You:

*Patients recovering from foot injuries or surgeries

*Severe Hypermobility

*Severe Over-Pronation

*Severe Instability

*Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome

*Reflex Systemic Dystropy

*Recovering from Avascular Necrosis

*History of Falling 

I hope this was helpful!

Have a wonderful day,

Dr. Cathleen A. McCarthy

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