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August 13, 2025
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A MyMSTeam Member

I’ll be watching this question because I’m also thinking about buying. They are so expensive tho! Was hoping to hear people’s thoughts before purchasing. Here is a link to them if others are interested
https://cadense.com/pages/how-it-works?gad_sour...

How Cadense Adaptive Shoes Work. The Science behind variable friction.
How Cadense Adaptive Shoes Work. The Science behind variable friction.
August 14, 2025
A MyMSTeam Member

I use shoes with big toe box to protect my foot. Sketchers is a brand I like. Heels are dangerous. Slides..slippers and open toe or wedges and handles do not have enough support. I saw a podiatrist. Because of chronic drop foot I get tight heel cords. I had surgery. It helped.

August 13, 2025
MyMSTeam

While there isn't specific information about Cadence shoes in the search results, here are some important guidelines for choosing footwear when you have walking difficulties with MS:

• Look for shoes that fit well and provide good ankle support
• Choose lightweight shoes to prevent muscle fatigue
• Select shoes with low Show Full Answer

While there isn't specific information about Cadence shoes in the search results, here are some important guidelines for choosing footwear when you have walking difficulties with MS:

• Look for shoes that fit well and provide good ankle support
• Choose lightweight shoes to prevent muscle fatigue
• Select shoes with low heels for better stability
• Ensure the shoes are properly fitted to your feet Beyond footwear, you can improve your walking ability through:

• Regular exercise to strengthen core and muscles
• Working with a physical therapist for gait analysis
• Making home modifications like adding grab bars
• Keeping walking areas clear of obstacles
• Using appropriate assistive devices if recommended by your healthcare team

Remember to discuss any new walking aids or exercise routines with your healthcare provider to ensure they're appropriate for your specific situation.

August 13, 2025

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