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Aetrex Ambulator Stretcher
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By: Jane Baron Email Article
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Velcro and spandex may sound like a slightly grotesque combination born out of the ‘80s, but they spell sweet relief to a diabetic’s feet. The Aetrex Diabetic Ambulator Stretcher is evidence of this magical combination. With uppers made from a Spandex / Nylon combination, the Aetrex Stretchers slide on so easily and fit so snugly that you won’t want to take them off. The flexibility of the Spandex / Nylon material also means that the shoe naturally accommodates any swelling in your foot. No need to remove an insole or re-tie your laces in order to make your shoes fit. The Stretchers just do what they were named for – they stretch! And they do it without constricting your foot. Last but not least, the Spandex material is washable, making it easy to keep your shoes clean and looking like new.

But don’t forget about the Velcro! With a single Velcro strap, the Aetrex Stretchers can be fastened so that your foot is secured firmly in place. This strap is easily re-adjustable (another good thing for people with a tendency to develop swelling in their feet). The shoe is so comfortable, it is no wonder they call it a "slipper".

But the Aetrex Ambulator Stretcher offers you a few other fancy materials as well. Like most quality diabetic shoes, the outsole is made of Polyurethane. These polyurethane outsoles are excellent shock absorbs and provide crucial support and cushioning. The inside of the shoe is lined with a material called Plastazote, which is foam that molds to the shape of your foot. Plastazote provides a custom fit that helps to relieve pressure. Aetrex calls it its "Pressure Relief System". You can even trim the insoles so that they exactly suit your needs for pressure relief.

What else does the Aetrex Ambulator Stretcher offer you? Several removable insoles, extra-depth, rocker soles, deep toe boxes and firm heel counters. The entire shoe is lined with a soft material that won’t irritate or rub your feet. Despite all these orthopedic features, the black, streamlined shoe is designed to be sleek and elegant.

The Aetrex Ambulator Stretcher is one of many examples of quality diabetic shoes. Even if you decide that this particular style of shoe is not for you, keep in mind the features of the Stretcher when you are shopping for another pair. Stretchy uppers, Velcro fasteners, removable insoles, firm heel counters, pressure relief insoles, polyurethane outsole, rocker soles and deep toe boxes are all characteristics of excellent shoes that will protect and support your feet.

Jane Barron works for OddShoeFinder.com,a free online website that helps people find mismatched footwear.Get more information on diabetic shoes, diabetes support group or diabetes foot problems.

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