Life is difficult enough when you’re navigating serious health conditions that limit your mobility. Whether it’s due to underlying conditions or aging, the right toolbox can ease the day-to-day. What better tool than one crafted by a PhD at MIT?
Cadense leveraged decades of research to create fully adaptive sneakers for people with walking difficulties. They’re also designed for aging people prone to tripping. But unlike most orthopedic shoes, you’d never know these sneakers are adaptive . . . that’s how stylish they are! You’ll glide over obstacles while you stun from every angle.
This Original Adaptive Shoe is engineered to support, smooth and stabilize every step. Sole-embedded nylon pucks glide over trip hazards, retracting into the soft foam to flatten your step. Patented friction technology adds to the appeal, preventing slips and allowing for a more “normal” gait.
The shoes work on indoor and outdoor surfaces — low-pile carpets, uneven pavement, sidewalk cracks, hardwood floors and more — for all-day comfort, anywhere. And with the rich-looking, ultra-trendy design, you’ll want multiple pairs.
These sneakers have a chunky sole, extra-wide base and sporty lace-up style suitable for walks, brunches and errands alike. But don’t be fooled — the shoes couldn’t be easier to slip on. A hook and loop tab allows you to put them on with one hand!
Hundreds of reviewers give these revolutionary kicks five stars, one saying they “look fierce” and another writing: “They have carried me perfectly through 4 weeks in Europe w walking on every type of surface imaginable!”
Others agree, calling the shoes “life-savers” for preventing falls, improving balance and feeling confident.
This sneaker comes in six different colors and trust Us, you’ll want them all. Whether you wear the kicks with billowy wide-leg pants, a maxi skirt or athletic shorts is up to you, but regardless, you’ll look and feel like a million bucks!
Get the Original Women’s Adaptive Shoe at Cadense!
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