We want to show you the newest products not only on the HuB, but new from Drew Shoe as well. We have some women’s dress pumps that feature a removable & replaceable insole for custom orthotics or longer shoe life. The Drew Shoe Women’s Joline pumps are the most comfortable, classic pump in the world. They have a heel height of 1 5/8″ and come in three stylish colors.

Women's Diabetic Shoes - Black Patent

Women's Diabetic Shoes - Brown

Women's Diabetic Shoes - Black

The pumps were designed to feel as good at the end of the day as they did at the beginning of the day when you first put them on. These Drew Joline pumps accommodate prescribed orthotics.

We want to thank you from the Diabetic Shoes HuB for a great start to the month of November. This year for American Diabetes Month, we are going to donate 5 percent of all sales to fund diabetes research in an effort to stop the life threatening disease. The more that is known about diabetes, the easier it is to treat it.

In the meantime, we can all continue to work together to increase diabetes awareness. Awareness is the first step to prevention. Other things to do for yourself are getting on the right track to the right diet, getting enough sleep, and of course, exercising. Remember; workouts do not have to be rigorous and can as simple as a walk after dinner.

Because the original bamboo socks from Ecosox did so well, we have just added the new diabetic dress socks from Ecosox. Much like the diabetic crew sock, these have a larger sock top helps prevent marks on swollen legs. They wick away moisture and keep the foot dry with the anti-static material which also helps to prevent blisters. The socks come in four great colors, khaki, tan, black, and navy which give you options for your work day. The anti-static properties of the bamboo socks prevent skin irritation such as blisters that can easily turn into much more severe foot problems such as ulcers, non-healing wounds as well as infections that can all lead to amputations. Stop by the HuB and checkout the new diabetic dress socks today.

For today’s post, we are featuring a great pair of diabetic boots that Drew Shoe has revitalized. These men’s boots are not only ideal for diabetics, but they also create their own category as a unique “comfort boot.” The footwear back from Drew is the Pioneer Boot. The Drew Pioneer Boot in brown and the Drew Pioneer Boot in black offer men double the added depth, providing 20 percent more in shoe capacity than traditional footwear. The footbed in the Pioneer is moldable to minimizes friction, cushion impact, and molds to the contour of the foot. It’s no wonder these boots were brought back from Drew.

Are you getting ready for Christmas shopping (or have you at least thought about it? Well we have the perfect idea for the women and girls in your life, the sheepskin clog. The sheepskin clogs are built for easy on-off fitting so they’re great on the go and they can even be worn for everyday use. The versatility comes from the 1″ slip resistant out sole on the clogs. There are three great colors available:

Women's Sheepskin Clog

Women's Sheepskin Clog

Women's Sheepskin Clog

The sheepskin clog wraps the users feet with authentic sheepskin lining, while still keeping feet warm and dry. The dryness is maintained by circulating the moisture through the sheepskin where it evaporates. The clog is also designed with an authentic cowhide suede exterior, which is soil and water resistant.

For today’s blog publication, we are featuring a women’s sandal that is so versatile, yet fashionably stylish. The black women’s Mary Jane Stretch Shoes are stretchable and washable making them easy to clean accommodate the fit for anyone. They conform to the contours of the foot, which allows them to accommode foot deformities, and eliminate pressure on feet with lesions, poor circulation, and edema. For a pair of women’s sandals that have have been proven to work wonders for people suffering from Plantar Fasciiatis, the women’s wide shoes have become a trusted pair to get the job done. The Orthofeet sandals feel like the best footwear choice while offering extra comfort and protection.

We all need to do our part for National Diabetes Month coming up very shortly. So short in fact, that it is a mere 3 days away. Although the celebration and cause should be every day, it is a time of remembrance and rekindling any emotion that may have been scattered throughout the year. You may recall that we noted the upcoming American Diabetes Month in November, but now, we want to tell how we are doing more, to Stop Diabetes!

Contributions have been made from the Diabetic Shoes HuB to support friends and family members as they walk for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation coming up on Saturday here in Phoenix. Along with that, comes a commitment to help increase awareness and fund research to learn more about this monstrous disease, and prevent it from consuming more. The Diabetic Shoes HuB is doing this by pledging a donation. Five percent of all sales during November, National Diabetes Month, is going to go to the American Diabetes Association to help save the lives of many, and increase the quality of life for so much more. Our involvement with the community will continue to grow, and hopefully encourage others to join the cause to help Stop Diabetes. Let’s all take this step together battle against diabetes continues.

We wanted to find a great manufacturer that let quality speak for itself. A brand that promotes health with precision design. The result, is Finn Comfort. Each shoe from Finn Comfort is hand-stitched and meticulously hand crafted in Germany. We were fortunate to be able to develop a relationship with the fine representatives of Finn Comfort because of the pride and dedication that they put into each and every shoe.

To start off the preview of Finn Comfort shoes, we have the men’s dress shoes, the Soft Prevention 96100 model. The men’s Finn Comfort dress shoe in black and the men’s Finn Comfort dress shoe in brown are designed specifically to meet the needs of the sensitive foot. These comfort shoes are softly cushioned to help shield and protect painful areas in the foot and ensure perfect protection against pressure sores and ulcers. The Finn Comfort men’s shoes are also designed with a rockered forefoot section encourages natural heel to toe walking motion. Keep an eye out on the blog for more products, or just visit the HuB to see the Finn Comfort shoes and diabetic footwear!

November is just around the corner, and every November is American Diabetes Month. Last year, we worked together to help increase diabetes awareness with the American Diabetes Association but this year, they’re looking to take the next step in a national movement and Stop Diabetes altogether by helping to get the word out and fight the disease. Here are some interesting statistics that really get you thinking:

* 24 million children and adults in the United States live with diabetes
* 57 million Americans are at risk for type 2 diabetes
* 1 out of every 3 children born today will face a future with diabetes if current trends continue

The numbers above were pulled from the diabetes.org website. If those trends aren’t alarming, then I don’t know what is. These are some inspiring numbers so tell your friends, your families, and join in to help Stop Diabetes.

So the new craze these days has been the micro-blogging site Twitter. Twitter allows users to send updates to their friends about pretty much whatever they want. They only catch is that the updates need to be made in 140 characters or less. So if you’re new to Twitter, what exactly is the benefit of joining? Well there are a few actually: you can keep up with friends, but also celebrities, companies and trending topics. Also, Twitter allows you to follow the accounts that you’re interested in so you can constantly be receiving their updates. Even if you don’t want to sign up for an account, you should keep track of the following diabetes accounts in Twitter. They offer great info and things to keep in mind:

@AmDiabetesAssn
@diabeticnews
@diabetesblogs

There are definitely others, but the accounts above are a great start to get your feet wet with the Twitter concept. You may even get hooked.