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Pedors Mary Jane Stretch Shoes For Bunions & Swollen Feet (500) (501) (PAIR)
Pedors Stretch Orthopedic Shoes
$150.00
A Few Popular Pedors Styles to Get You Started
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Pedors Classic Stretch Shoes For Swollen Or Sore Feet (600) (601) (605) (PAIR)
Pedors Stretch Orthopedic Shoes$149.00 -
Pedors Classic MAX Stretch Shoes For Swollen Feet Black (MX600)
Pedors Stretch Orthopedic Shoes$156.00 -
Pedors Super MAX Slide-On Shoes For Lymphedema 5X-Wide 10E Width
Pedors Stretch Orthopedic Shoes$182.00 -
Pedors Classic MAX Wrap Sandals For Lymphedema Black (WRX600) (PAIR)
Pedors Stretch Orthopedic Shoes$147.00 -
Pedors Super MAX Shoes For Swollen Feet 5X-Wide (10E) (SMX600) (PAIR)
Pedors Stretch Orthopedic Shoes$182.00 -
Pedors Stretch Walker Stretch Shoes For Swollen Feet Black (800) (PAIR)
Pedors Stretch Orthopedic Shoes$170.00 -
Pedors High Top Stretch Boots For Swollen Feet Black (600-H) (PAIR)
Pedors Stretch Orthopedic Shoes$162.00
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Real comfort. Real reviews.
Thousands of customers with swollen, sensitive, wide, or hard-to-fit feet have chosen Pedors for stretch comfort, extra room, and a more forgiving fit.
Rated 4.54 out of 5 from 3,000+ reviews
Built for feet ordinary shoes do not fit
Pedors has been making stretch comfort shoes for swollen and hard-to-fit feet for over 29 years. We are a specialist company, not a fashion brand, and almost every design decision begins with one simple question: will this help someone walk more comfortably?
- Stretch uppers: softer, more forgiving materials for swollen, sensitive, or hard-to-fit feet.
- True width range: Medium through 5X-Wide (10E), including extra-wide shoes for significant swelling.
- Touch closures: easier to put on and easier to adjust as feet change through the day.
- Removable insoles: room for your own orthotics, custom inserts, or extra cushioning when needed.
- Condition-aware comfort: many customers choose Pedors for edema, lymphedema, diabetes, arthritis, bunions, hammertoes, venous insufficiency, and other forefoot issues.
Want to learn more? Explore our Swollen Feet Shoes Guide, Women’s Swollen Feet Guide, Men’s Swollen Feet Guide, or our Sizing Guide.
Frequently asked questions
Simple answers before you choose your width.
What is the best place to start if I am not sure which shoes I need?
Start with the foot that looks closest to yours in the width guide above. Width is usually the most important first step. Once you are on the right width page, you can narrow things down further by style, closure, and support needs.
What if my shoes do not fit the first time?
We offer free USA shipping, free USA returns, and free exchanges. Our We Ship Until It Fits™ approach means you can try Pedors at home and adjust the size or width if needed.
Do Pedors come in very wide widths?
Yes. Pedors are available from Medium through 5X-Wide (10E), giving many customers far more room than they find in ordinary footwear.
Are Pedors suitable for swollen feet, edema, or lymphedema?
Many customers come to Pedors because of swollen feet, edema, lymphedema, venous insufficiency, and related conditions. Our stretch uppers, adjustable touch closures, extra depth, and wide range of widths are designed to make fitting easier.
Can I use my own orthotics or inserts?
Many Pedors styles include removable insoles, which makes room for custom orthotics, off-the-shelf inserts, or extra cushioning when needed.
Do you have shoes for diabetes, arthritis, bunions, and hammertoes?
Yes. Pedors are often chosen by people living with diabetes, arthritis, bunions, hammertoes, and other forefoot issues because of their soft stretch uppers, roomier fit, removable insoles, and easy adjustability.
Hello, I’m John
Hi there, I’m John O’Hare, co-founder of Pedors. You’ll run into me throughout the website and by email if you have any questions or need help choosing the right shoes.
If you ever need a hand, feel free to reach out at support@pedors.com.
For those interested, this photo was taken in Rome on my honeymoon over a decade ago. I don’t look quite like that now, but I still like the picture!