Shoe Options and Proper Fit to Best Interface with an Orthotic / Prosthetic- Orthotic Training: Ep11

[@irishphilly]

I just found this channel--or it found me--via algorithm. SO glad I checked it out. This is a terrific service you're providing in a swamp of confusion--or worse, a dark void. Watched a couple and will see the series. Shoes---they're essential. Especially liked conversational--informational format that's straight forward and not cutesy--and not a sales pitch/product adv. Thank you!.

[@maryleemccown8889]

Very helpful!

[@SanMan0407]

❤, very informative and awesome presentation 👏

[@davea3791]

Thank you very much. I recently compared the TurboMed and Walk On options. Understand these are quite different. I picked the Walk On option for its better control of “toe slap” and the lighter weight. How close should the calf cuff be to the knee? Is closer better? Thanks again.

[@serarokotabuivalu8961]

Hello i like this video

[@sivamsubramaniam7194]

I am a polio patient with paralysis on my right leg and currently using a kafo. I am looking for a sport shoes in nike brand. Which one would be suitable for me or from any other brand that you can recommand. By the way I am from Malaysia

[@MissionGait]

Hello, friend! We have found that many patients like Nike Rosche Ones or Tanjuns. Another good tennis shoe to wear with KAFOs is the New Balance 1540v2.