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Shoehorns are used to wear shoes comfortably without damaging them. They keep shoes in good condition and prevent any kind of scrunching in their back while putting them on. Shoe helpers are especially useful for stiff-backed shoes. Long-handled shoe horns are designed for individuals who have limited flexibility and difficulty bending over to help them slip on their footwear easily.
People with lowered upper body strength due to several medical conditions such as -
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Wearing the Shoe - Adaptive Shoe Aids
Going back to ancient Rome, where people wore sandals, the concept of shoe horns was first developed. Shoe horns though by the name sound creepy are actually handy tools which are used to wear a shoe perfectly without bending and
Tying the Shoe
Shoes have been an ancient invention. And since then, man has been using shoelaces to fasten his shoes. Shoelaces were initially made from the same materials as the shoes. For example the shoes of ancient Rome were made from leather
Extending your Reach
There are millions of people around the world who suffer from the unfortunate situation of being on bed rest for at least some period of their life. Bed ridden patients often are recommended to avoid moving their body excessively as