[AMP-L] re: Sick of sneakers

[shankari]

   My left foot wears a 6 1/2 med and my prosthetic foot wears a 6 1/2 wide.
  This can be a problem.  I am battling at the moment to get a prosthetic foot that is close in width to my actual foot.  I like to wear sandal in the summer and they look silly if one foot is much narrower than the other.  

  I'm just looking for something that is sort of dressy/sporty that would go with dress slacks. 
  I have slip on Nordstom shoes, a black and blue pair.   They are not totally flat, as my prosthetic foot is adjust for a slight heel.  I just have to match this with other shoes. 

  what I can wear when it snows, especially when it is deep?
  I have a pair of boots, the come just above my ankle, this is good for most snow.  I also have a pair of snow shoes that I use when I walk my dog in the bush.  I wear these with boots. I also have a pair of ice grips, I love these, especially walking in the bush when it is slippery or slushy

  My prothetist doesn't really answer me.    He needs to listen to you, if  he doesn't I suggest you try to find someone who will. I have dress shoes, walking shoes, hiking boots, sneakers and sandals.  It takes a little more time to find shoes with the correct heel height but there are many out there. 

  Good luck.




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