Slim Orthopaedic Boots/Sandals?

Kintarō Hattori

Hi Folks,

Our 22 month old has over pronated feet (pediatrician visit in a few days) and I'm trying to find somewhere that will stock suitable footwear for her.
We've tried Pablosky boots, Biomechanics and we've been to Kubus in Blanch. Our issue is that she has really quite slim feet so the above footwear is quite large on her and not as supportive as she needs.

Any suggestions?

Millem

Kintarō Hattori wrote: »

Hi Folks,

Our 22 month old has over pronated feet (pediatrician visit in a few days) and I'm trying to find somewhere that will stock suitable footwear for her.
We've tried Pablosky boots, Biomechanics and we've been to Kubus in Blanch. Our issue is that she has really quite slim feet so the above footwear is quite large on her and not as supportive as she needs.

Any suggestions?

No experience of slim feet as both my guys have wide feet
I would highly recommend a trip to Victor Dwyer’s in Drogheda Co. Louth. They are superb and stock every single brand. I drive from South Dublin!
If in Dublin try Sandra Sheeran in Goatstown or Cripps in Terenure.

Kintarō Hattori

Millem wrote: »

No experience of slim feet as both my guys have wide feet
I would highly recommend a trip to Victor Dwyer’s in Drogheda Co. Louth. They are superb and stock every single brand. I drive from South Dublin!
If in Dublin try Sandra Sheeran in Goatstown or Cripps in Terenure.

Ah we've been there and while the staff were excellent it's where we got the Biomechanics and the Pablosky.

fits

Biomechanics and pablosky were too wide on my boy. He has superfit lace up booties and is flying around in them. Got them in tip top toes of kilkenny.

Millem

Kintarō Hattori wrote: »

Ah we've been there and while the staff were excellent it's where we got the Biomechanics and the Pablosky.

Victor dwyer’s? If so go back in and tell them they are too wide. Go into Victor himself.