Boots and Slippers - Fall Favorites
Written by: Brian Lane
The leaves are changing, football season is in full force, pumpkin spice is added to everything, and your patients need to be in some Fall footwear. With cooler temperatures, you should be thinking about your patient’s fall footwear needs. The Dr. Comfort line of boots and slippers can help your patients Fall into something to meet their Autumn needs.
These boots were made for walking…. or hiking, working or any other activity! Starting with the men’s and women’s chukka style boots which can be either casual or dress, let me introduce you to the Ruk and Cara.. Both provide a little more ankle support with a sleek look and feel.
The hiking boot options include the Vigor and Ranger. These two rugged boots have an elastic lace and a hook and loop closure for a securing fit with a great padded lining. Your patients can wear these on the next trip through the woods, up the mountain, or just around the block. The lightweight design will make them feel like they are hiking in the clouds.
When it comes to work boots, the Protector and Boss have feet covered. These premium work boots do it all. They support the ankle, allow for easy removal with the hook eyelets, include a comfortable padded collar and, for the Protector, a steel toe. Not to mention, like all Dr. Comfort footwear, these boots have more room for the toes…almost ½” more than standard shoes. So, encourage your patients to get out there and tackle that fall project because the Boss and Protector will help them succeed!
Dr. Comfort’s slipper collection helps your patients relax and get cozy! In fact, two of our slippers are called Relax and Cozy so they can do just that! These styles, along with the Easy and Cuddle, all come with a great gel insert to provide cushioning and a comfortable fleece lining. The extra depth in the toe box also allows the patient to insert their Diabetic inserts into these shoes. They can either choose the open back design to easily slip the foot inside (Cozy and Easy) or consider the slippers with a back (Relax and Cuddle). Whatever you recommend for your patients, remind them of the importance of not walking around barefoot.
Your patients can enjoy the weather change and all the Fall activities while truly appreciating the season wearing their new Dr. Comfort boots or slippers!
The contents of this blog were independently prepared, and are for informational purposes only. The opinions expressed herein are those of the author and are not necessarily indicative of the views of any other party. Individual results may vary depending on a variety of patient-specific attributes and related factors.
