EverStep Boots

"I wanted to share this bull I got while wearing my Kenetrek EverStep boots. I destroyed my ankles while in the military and my EverStep boots are the only reason I can still get out on hunts like this."~Nick Franklin

Meet Tom S, Age 41, EverStep Boot User

Challenges:
Tom is flat footed and suffers from Hallux Rigidus Limitus (Big Toe Arthritis), and he loves to spend his spare time hiking, camping and fishing. But the tennis shoe an orthotic combo he was prescribed weren’t giving him the support and comfort he needed.

Results: Tom has packed out several Elks with his EverStep boots and won’t hunt in anything else. He shared that the comfort rating is 9 out of 10 and that his big toe pain was severely minimized. He also mentioned the stability and confidence he feels from the K-Talon outsoles.

As you’ll read in the following article, the cost of walking, or Cam boot is pretty darn high, and what do you do when don’t need it anymore? The EverStep provides the same benefits and will continue to work for you to keep you on your feet at work or in the woods…

Sprained Your Ankle? The Cost Of A Walking Boot Could Sprain Your Wallet Your health insurance plan might not cover items such as wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, boots and braces. The cost is small compared with many medical bills, but adds up if you pay out-of-pocket.

VETS Using EverStep - Share your stories.
We want to let every Vet with foot and ankle problems get into a pair of EverStep - please share your experiences before and after wearing the boots. Thank you!

Aging boomers' feet starting to fail them... They need EverStep Boots now, more than ever.

They danced in muddy fields at Woodstock and slogged through Vietnamese jungles. They pushed strollers and climbed corporate ladders by day and danced away evenings of Macarena and electric slide. They endured deadly stilettos, saddle shoes, go-go boots, plastic platforms, Earth shoes, jellies and joggers and, perversely, stilettos again. But as baby boomers stride into the senior years, the feet that stood by them so long are wearing out.

Read the entire article at: http://spot.pcc.edu/~lkidoguc/Topics/06Oct25_Txt.pdf

Learn more about how to get back on your feet to do the things you love the most at www.ever-step.com

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