Is retail footwear fit for purpose for the feet of adults who are obese

Posted on June 10, 2016 by admin

Is retail footwear fit for purpose for the feet of adults who are obese? Carina Price & Christopher Nester Footwear Science; in press Quote: The internal morphology and dimensions of shoes are determined by lasts on which they are manufactured, defined by foot shape, aesthetics and manufacturing requirements. Obese adults have larger foot dimensions with flatter morphology and report ill-fitting, uncomfortable footwear.

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Is retail footwear fit for purpose for the feet of adults who are obese

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