Therapeutic Shoes DIABETES

LEIPZIG

INDICATIONS
LEIPZIG is particularly suited for the following risk groups and wound stages of the diabetic foot syndrome: Risk group III: condition after plantar ulcer Grade 0: condition after lesion, vulnerable foot

SOLE DESIGN
LEIPZIG has a 30mm thick, flexible sole with pitch. This sole design supports a natural heel to toe movement while walking.


INSOLES
Inside the shoe you will find three 5mm thick insoles made of EVA material (FO0053-XX). The top insole has an antimicrobial coating. You can use these insoles as an interim solution for pressure relief until replacing them by a diabetic foot orthotic.

SPECIAL FEATURES
LEIPZIG provides much space for specific demands. Due to the hook and loop fasteners and the dorsal zip, this shoe can be opened very wide and thus easily be put on and taken off. In addition, this shoe has an integrated toe cap for more stability and protection in the toe area.

FLENSBURG

INDICATIONS
FLENSBURG is particularly suited for the following risk groups and wound stages of the diabetic foot syndrome:
Risk group III: condition after plantar ulcer
Grade 0: condition after lesion
Risk group VII: severe lesion
Grade 1: superficial wound
Grade 2: wounds up to tendon/capsule, plantar ulcer at the forefoot area
Grade 4: endemic necrosis at the forefoot area, condition after toe amputation
Grade 4-5: partial forefoot amputation, e.g. condition after single toe removals but preservation of the metatarsophalangeal joint of the big toe

SHOE TYPES
The asymmetric diabetic shoe FLENSBURG is available in a STANDARD and WIDE version.

SOLE DESIGN
FLENSBURG has a 30mm thick, rigid and extra strong rocker bottom sole with pitch. The rigid sole prevents flexion of the metatarsophalangeal joints and ensures the patient's foot being stabilised and immobilised. That is how an existent wound is relieved and the wound's healing supported in an optimal way.

INSOLES
Inside the shoe you will find three 5mm thick insoles made of EVA material (STANDARD FO0053-XX and WIDE FO0054-XX). The top insole has an antimicrobial coating. You can use these insoles as an interim solution for pressure relief until replacing them by a diabetic foot orthotic.

SPECIAL FEATURES
FLENSBURG, especially the WIDE shoe, provides much space for specific demands. By using the dorsal zip, this shoe can be put on and taken off without even using the hook and loop fasteners. In addition, this shoe has an integrated toe cap for more stability and protection in the toe area.

AUGSBURG

INDICATIONS
AUGSBURG is particularly suited for the following risk groups and wound stages of the diabetic foot syndrome:
Risk group III: condition after plantar ulcer
Grade 0: condition after lesion
Risk group VII: severe lesion
Grade 1: superficial wound
Grade 2: wounds up to tendon/capsule, plantar ulcer at the forefoot area
Grade 4: endemic necrosis at the forefoot area, condition after toe amputation
Grade 4-5: partial forefoot amputation, e.g. condition after single toe removals but preservation of the metatarsophalangeal joint of the big toe

SHOE TYPES
The asymmetric diabetic shoe AUGSBURG is available in a STANDARD and WIDE version.

SOLE DESIGN
AUGSBURG has a 30mm thick, rigid and extra strong rocker bottom sole with pitch. The rigid sole prevents flexion of the metatarsophalangeal joints and ensures the patient's foot being stabilised and immobilised. That is how an existent wound is relieved and the wound's healing supported in an optimal way.

INSOLES
Inside the shoe you will find three 5mm thick insoles made of EVA material (STANDARD FO0053-XX and WIDE  O0054-XX). The top insole has an antimicrobial coating. You can use these insoles as an interim solution for pressure relief until replacing them by a diabetic foot orthotic.

SPECIAL FEATURES
AUGSBURG, especially the WIDE shoe, provides much space for bandages and other specific demands. Besides, and if applicable, a protective forefoot cap can be attached to the toe area that keeps the foot dry and warm.

DRESDEN

INDICATIONS
DRESDEN is particularly suited for the following risk groups and wound stages of the diabetic foot syndrome:
Risk group III: condition after plantar ulcer
Grade 0: condition after lesion
Risk group VII: severe lesion
Grade 1: superficial wound
Grade 2: wounds up to tendon/capsule, plantar ulcer at the forefoot area
Grade 4: endemic necrosis at the forefoot area, condition after toe amputation
Grade 4-5: partial forefoot amputation, e.g. condition after single toe removals but preservation of the metatarsophalangeal joint of the big toe

SHOE TYPES
The asymmetric diabetic shoe DRESDEN is available in a STANDARD and WIDE version.

SOLE DESIGN
DRESDEN has a 30mm thick, rigid and extra strong rocker bottom sole with pitch. The rigid sole prevents flexion of the metatarsophalangeal joints and ensures the patient's foot being stabilised and immobilised. That is how an existent wound is relieved and the wound's healing supported in an optimal way.

INSOLES
The shoe is delivered without insoles. As interim solution, you could use an insole set with three insoles with different shore hardness (STANDARD FO0033-XX and WIDE FO0034-XX) or an insert blank (STANDARD FO0021-XX and WIDE FO0015-XX). For a successful treatment, in the long run, the shoe should be used with a diabetic foot orthotic.

SPECIAL FEATURES
DRESDEN, especially the WIDE shoe, provides much space for specific demands. The firm outer fabric can be separated from the soft inner fabric in order to avoid possible pressure points and prevent the manifestation of oedema. Furthermore, DRESDEN is an appropriate TWINSHOE and thus height compensation for the diabetic shoe WETZLAR. 

KASSEL

INDICATIONS
KASSEL is particularly suited for the following risk groups and wound stages of the diabetic foot syndrome:
Risk group III: condition after plantar ulcer
Grade 0: condition after lesion
Risk group VII: severe lesion
Grade 1: superficial wound
Grade 2: wounds up to tendon/capsule, plantar ulcer at the forefoot area
Grade 4: endemic necrosis at the forefoot area, condition after toe amputation
Grade 4-5: partial forefoot amputation, e.g. condition after single toe removals but preservation of the metatarsophalangeal joint of the big toe

SHOE TYPES
The asymmetric diabetic shoe KASSEL is available in a STANDARD and WIDE version.

SOLE DESIGN
KASSEL has a 30mm thick, rigid and extra strong rocker bottom sole with pitch. The rigid sole prevents flexion of the metatarsophalangeal joints and ensures the patient's foot being stabilised and immobilised. That is how an existent wound is relieved and the wound's healing supported in an optimal way.

INSOLES
The shoe is delivered without insoles. As interim solution, you could use an insole set with three insoles with different shore hardness (STANDARD FO0033-XX and WIDE FO0034-XX) or an insert blank (STANDARD FO0021-XX and WIDE FO0015-XX). For a successful treatment, in the long run, the shoe should be used with a diabetic foot orthotic.

SPECIAL FEATURES
KASSEL, especially the WIDE shoe, provides much space for specific demands. The firm outer fabric can be separated from the soft inner fabric in order to avoid possible pressure points and prevent the manifestation of oedema. If applicable, a protective forefoot cap can be attached to the toe area that keeps the foot dry and warm.

KONSTANZ

INDICATIONS
KONSTANZ is particularly suited for the following risk groups and wound stages of the diabetic foot syndrome:
Risk group III: condition after plantar ulcer
Grade 0: condition after lesion, vulnerable foot

SOLE DESIGN
KONSTANZ has a 30mm thick, flexible sole with pitch. This sole design supports a natural heel to toe movement while walking.

INSOLES
Inside the shoe you will find three 5mm thick insoles made of EVA material (FO0053-XX). The top insole has an antimicrobial coating. You can use these insoles as an interim solution for pressure relief until replacing them by a diabetic foot orthotic.

SPECIAL FEATURES
KONSTANZ is a light shoe which provides much air and space. Due to the open design and by using the comfortable hook and loop fasteners, this shoe can easily be put on and taken off.

HEIDELBERG

INDICATIONS
HEIDELBERG is particularly suited for the following risk groups and wound stages of the diabetic foot syndrome:
Risk group III: condition after plantar ulcer
Grade 0: condition after lesion, vulnerable foot

SOLE DESIGN
HEIDELBERG has a 30mm thick, flexible sole with pitch. This sole design supports a natural heel to toe movement while walking.

INSOLES
Inside the shoe you will find three 5mm thick insoles made of EVA material (FO0053-XX). The top insole has an antimicrobial coating. You can use these insoles as an interim solution for pressure relief until replacing them by a diabetic foot orthotic.

SPECIAL FEATURES
HEIDELBERG provides a variable volume. The partially flexible upper fabric of this shoe is elastic and adapts to different demands on space (e.g. due to varying or thick bandages).

NÜRNBERG

INDICATIONS
NÜRNBERG is particularly suited for the following risk groups and wound stages of the diabetic foot syndrome:
Risk group III: condition after plantar ulcer
Grade 0: condition after lesion (vulnerable foot)

SHOE TYPES
The asymmetric diabetic shoe NÜRNBERG is available in a STANDARD and WIDE version.

SOLE DESIGN
NÜRNBERG has a 30mm thick, rigid and extra strong rocker bottom sole with pitch. The rigid sole prevents flexion of the metatarsophalangeal joints and ensures the patient's foot being stabilised and immobilised. That is how an existent wound is relieved and the wound's healing supported in an optimal way.

INSOLES
The shoe is delivered without insoles. As interim solution, you could use an insole set with three insoles with different shore hardness (STANDARD FO0033-XX and WIDE FO0034-XX) or an insert blank (STANDARD FO0021-XX and WIDE FO0015-XX). For a successful treatment, in the long run, the shoe should be used with a diabetic foot orthotic.

SPECIAL FEATURES
NÜRNBERG, especially the WIDE shoe, provides much space for specific demands. Besides, the firm outer fabric can be separated from the soft inner fabric in order to avoid possible pressure points and prevent the manifestation of oedema.

WETZLAR

INDICATIONS
WETZLAR is particularly suited for the following risk groups and wound stages of the diabetic foot syndrome:
Risk group VII: severe lesion
Grade 1: superficial wound
Grade 2: wounds up to tendon/capsule, plantar ulcer at the forefoot area

SHOE TYPES
The asymmetric diabetic shoe WETZLAR is available in a left or right version.

SOLE DESIGN
WETZLAR has a 30mm thick, rigid and extra strong rocker bottom sole with pitch. The rigid sole prevents flexion of the metatarsophalangeal joints and ensures the patient's foot being stabilised and immobilised. That is how an existent wound is relieved and the wound's healing supported in an optimal way.

INSOLES
The shoe is delivered without insoles. As interim solution, you could use an insole set with three insoles with different shore hardness (FO0034-XX) or an insert blank (FO0015-XX). For a successful treatment, in the long run, the shoe should be used with a diabetic foot orthotic.

SPECIAL FEATURES
WETZLAR provides an open heel area. You can attach a protective heel cap to this area which is included in the scope of delivery. The shoe has no midsole in the heel area, thus, the sole can directly be ground from the inside. The low framing brim keeps a subsequently inserted (diabetic) insole in position and provides additional seams where the fabric can be neatly cut if pressure relief should be necessary