Health Shoe Round Toe
The Health Shoe Round Toe is a semi-rigid post-operative shoe designed for patients recovering from forefoot surgery, featuring a forefoot support for controlled motion and protection. The breathable upper conforms to bony abnormalities, while the reinforced heel counter and padded heel collar reduce rear foot slippage. Extra-long straps accommodate bulky dressings. Available in sizes Children to XL, article number DG-031, black.
| Article number | DG-031 |
|---|---|
| Sizes | Children, XXS, XS, S, M, L, XL |
| Colour | Black |
| Family | Post-Op Shoes |
Overview
What This Product Is and Does
The Post Operative Shoe with its famous semi-rigid sole is built around our forefoot support, that provides more rigid control and better protection after osteotomies. Our breathable upper conforms to bony abnormalities of the foot and has a reinforced heel counter and padded heel collar to stabilize the rear foot and re-duce slippage. Extra-long straps accommodate even the bulkiest dressings.
Key Benefits
What It Gives the Buyer
- Semi-rigid sole with integrated forefoot support limits forefoot flexion after osteotomy
- Breathable upper conforms to bony prominences instead of forcing the foot into a fixed shape
- Reinforced heel counter and padded heel collar stabilize the rear foot and reduce slippage
- Extra-long straps allow closure even over the bulkiest post-operative dressings
- Round toe box provides a more natural fit and better patient acceptance than square designs
- Seven sizes from Children to XL allow one article number to cover both paediatric and adult use
Applications
Where It Is Used
- Discharge footwear after forefoot osteotomy or similar surgical procedures
- Ward stock in orthopaedic and podiatric departments for immediate post-operative walking
- Clinic dispensing where dressings are changed frequently and the shoe must reopen fully
- Homecare and pharmacy retail for patients continuing recovery after hospital discharge
- Foot and ankle rehabilitation where controlled forefoot loading is part of the recovery protocol
Who It Is For
Who Buys This Article
- Medical device distributors stocking a full range of post-operative footwear across sizes
- Orthopaedic and DME brand owners requiring private label production under their own brand
- Hospital and clinic supply groups purchasing repeat quantities for ward stock
- Pharmacy and homecare chains selling post-surgical recovery footwear to patients
- Podiatry practices dispensing footwear at the point of dressing change
Problems Solved
What Goes Wrong Without It
- Ordinary footwear compresses post-operative dressings and forces the surgical forefoot to flex
- Round-toe post-op shoes run out of room once the dressing is bulky so the strap will not close
- Shoes without a reinforced heel counter let the foot slide forward onto the surgical site
- Buyers splitting paediatric and adult footwear across suppliers end up with two sizing logics
- Distributors sourcing from small workshops cannot keep sole stiffness consistent between reorders
Technical Features
How It Is Built
- Semi-rigid sole construction built around an integrated forefoot support
- Round forefoot last shaped for natural foot contour and patient acceptance
- Reinforced heel counter with a padded heel collar at the rear foot
- Breathable upper that conforms to bony prominences and deformities
- Extra-long hook and loop straps sized for a bandaged foot
- Built on the in-house shoemaking line with cutting, gluing and pressing under one roof
Specifications
Specification Table
| Article Number | DG-031 |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Post-operative shoe round toe |
| Sizes | Children, XXS, XS, S, M, L, XL |
| Colour | Black |
| Sole | Semi-rigid with integrated forefoot support |
| Closure | Extra-long straps |
| Manufacturer | Shanghai Da Gao Medical Products Co., Ltd. |
| Quality System | ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 |
| Country of Origin | China |
Materials
What It Is Made From
- Breathable textile upper that conforms to bony abnormalities of the foot
- Padded heel collar and reinforced heel counter at the rear foot
- Semi-rigid sole unit incorporating the forefoot support
Manufacturing
How It Is Made in Shanghai
- Pattern cutting of upper and lining components on the in-house cutting machines
- Sewing of the upper heel collar and strap assemblies
- Gluing and pressing of the upper to the semi-rigid sole unit on the shoemaking line
- Size grading across the Children to XL range from the established lasts
- Inspection pairing and packing before baling for export
Quality Control
How It Is Checked
- Sole bonding and strap attachment are checked before pairing and packing
- Size grading is verified against the established lasts so repeat orders match earlier deliveries
- Produced under ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 quality management systems
- Eighty staff on site including eleven professional and technical personnel
Customisation
What Can Carry Your Brand
- Private label branding on the shoe and on the retail packaging
- Buyer specified carton marking and barcode labelling for retail or hospital distribution
- Size assortment per carton set to the mix the buyer actually sells
- Colour and strap configuration reviewed against the existing tooling on request
Comparison
How It Compares With the Alternatives
| Post-Op Shoe Square Toe DG-107 | The square toe box provides more room for bulky dressings but may be less accepted by patients than the round toe design |
|---|---|
| Cast Shoe Square Toe DG-028 | The cast shoe is built to fit over a cast while this shoe is fitted to a dressed foot |
| Forefoot Off-Loading Shoe Square Toe DG-041 | The off-loading shoe removes pressure from the metatarsal heads while this shoe provides support and protection for the entire forefoot |
| All Toe Closed Shoe Square Toe DG-034 | The closed toe fully encloses the toes for plaster work while this open design keeps the dressing accessible |
| Heel Off-Loading Shoe Square Open Toe DG-001 | The off-loading shoe reduces heel pressure while this shoe supports the forefoot and stabilizes the rear foot |
Use Guide
Fitting and Care
- Measure the dressed foot rather than the bare foot before choosing a size
- Open the straps fully and seat the heel against the heel counter before closing anything
- Close the straps from the rear forward so the heel stays back in the shoe
- Keep strap tension firm enough to stop sliding but not tight over the dressing
- Reopen the straps fully at each dressing change rather than forcing the foot in and out
- Wipe the upper clean rather than machine washing so the bonded sole is not stressed
Related
Other Articles in the Post-Op Shoes Family
FAQ
Questions Buyers Ask Before Ordering
What sizes does the DG-031 come in
Children, XXS, XS, S, M, L and XL, so one article number covers paediatric and adult use. Size to the dressed foot, not the bare foot.
Will it close over a bulky post-operative dressing
Yes. The extra-long straps are designed to close over the bulkiest dressings without compromising fit.
Can you supply it under our own brand
Yes. Private label branding on the shoe and on the retail packaging is standard OEM work here, along with your own carton marking and barcodes.
What quality system is it made under
Shanghai Da Gao holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 certification and the shoe is produced on that certified site.
What is the minimum order quantity and the lead time
Both depend on the size assortment and on whether the order is private label. Email [email protected] with your sizes and quantities and you will get the figures for your own order.
Do you hold regulatory clearance for my market
The site is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016. Market specific registration is handled with the buyer case by case, so tell us the destination market and we will confirm what documentation is available.
How is it packed for export
Shoes are paired, inspected and packed before baling. Carton marking, size assortment and labelling follow what the buyer specifies for their distribution channel.
Quoting Health Shoe Round Toe
Send the sizes and quantities you need. Private label branding, carton marking and barcodes are quoted at the same time.