Fit2Feet-method: Shoes that adapt to the shape of your feet
Have you ever thought about the shape of your shoes? At Wolky, we have. The shape of shoes differs from the shape of feet. Poor shoes lead to foot problems. Short-term foot problems include calluses and blisters. Hallux valgus is a long-term foot problem. Fit2Feet-shoes solves this issue. The Fit2Feet-method ensures that your shoes stretch with your feet. Elegant shoes that perfectly fit the shape of your foot are the result!
Fit2Feet-shoes are suitable for women with foot problems
We see women facing foot problems every day at Wolky. Quite often, women wear heels at work. Even though this can lead to foot issues, women continue wearing heels. That’s why we developed stretchy pumps with the Fit2Feet-method. Fit2Feet-shoes provide the solution. Many women in the corporate sector wear Wolky’s Fit2Feet pumps daily. They are very grateful for the comfort these pumps provide them. The Fit2Feet-method has been very well received! That’s why we are increasingly applying the technique to other types of shoes now.
The Fit2Feet-method is a patented method by Wolky. The method operates on a 3-layer principle. This means Fit2Feet-shoes consist of three types of materials, including stretch and regular leather. In the middle layer, we’ve created a cut-out. This allows the shoe to stretch where needed, while the rest of the shoe maintains its shape. With the Fit2Feet-method, the shoe stretches only where necessary, maintaining a normal appearance elsewhere. Comfortable and elegant!
Wolky's fit 2 feet
These Wolky shoes are made of soft and elastic materials.
Fit2Feet-shoes are suitable if your regular shoes often feel tight or pinch. For example, due to a bunion on the outside of your big toe (also known as hallux valgus). Or if your feet are wider than average. Thanks to the extra stretch in Fit2Feet-shoes, your feet get the space they need.
The Fit2Feet-method differs from other hallux valgus shoes by Wolky
At Wolky, our priority is creating comfortable, fashionable women’s shoes. We are constantly developing methods to assist with common foot problems. Hallux valgus (or bunions) is a foot issue frequently seen in women. The misalignment of the big toe causes it. The toe leads to a bump on the outside of the foot, which can cause pain. The stretchy Fit2Feet-shoes are suitable for this condition, providing the feet space exactly where needed! In addition to Fit2Feet-shoes, Wolky developed a special collection of hallux valgus shoes. You can identify these shoes by the letters HV. These HV models offer extra space around the bunion. They are made of soft and elastic materials. The shape of the shoe adjusts when you put it on. So, two different techniques, both highly suitable for the same problem!
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