What to do when you have two differently sized feet, how do you find appropriate footwear?
Did you know that most people have two differently sized feet?
Usually, the difference is only about a half-size difference, therefore a person simply needs to buy the size that fits the larger/longer foot.
Some individuals, however, experience a FULL SIZE difference in their feet, which can occur naturally or can be a consequence of a medical condition. This is a different situation, and the footwear size should be chosen based on the longer or wider of the two feet to avoid any undue pressure points. The smaller foot ends up with a little bit of extra room which can be compensated by adding inserts to help fill the gap, wearing a thicker sock or an extra sock on that side.
When the difference in width or size is GREATER than ONE SIZE or WIDTH, the ideal solution is to buy two pairs of shoes in different sizes or width, to fit each foot size. This is also known as a SPLIT PAIRS.
PRO FITTING TIP: Every footwear manufacturer has its own specific standards regarding measurement and size selection, therefore a specific size from one brand of footwear may be a totally different size with another brand. Additionally, each style of shoe from the same brand may have different sizing charts. It’s important to always have both feet measured at each visit (the size of a foot can change with time) and compare it with each manufacturer's sizing charts for each style.
Contact us on how to order split-pair shoes!
Guidelines for ordering SPLIT PAIR Footwear
- These are considered a special order, there are no refunds
- The cost of the split pairs is 1.5 times the cost of a regular ‘same size’ pair of shoes
- The size difference can be in the length or width – example: someone with edema in one foot and not the other can benefit from this service also
- Only available in the Pedors P600 & PX600 (BLACK ONLY)