Side view of Men's Anodyne Sport Trainer 50 in Black – Featuring a supportive midsole with cushioning for shock absorption, ideal for active use and athletic activities.
Side view of Men’s Anodyne Sport Trainer in Black – Featuring a padded collar and tongue for added comfort, with a supportive midsole that promotes stability during movement.
Side view of Men’s Anodyne Sport Trainer in Black – Featuring a padded collar and tongue for added comfort, with a supportive midsole that promotes stability during movement.
Top view of Men’s Anodyne Sport Trainer in Black – Featuring a sleek, athletic design with a breathable upper for optimal comfort and air circulation during physical activities.
Side View of Men’s Anodyne 50 Sport Trainer in grey – featuring a sleek athletic design, contrast detailing for visual appeal, and shock-absorbing midsole for long-lasting cushioning.
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Men's #50 Sport Trainer - Black (Regular Width)

$149.99 USD
By Anodyne
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Stay on the move with confidence in the Anodyne Men’s #50 Sport Trainer in Black—a performance-driven athletic shoe designed to meet the unique needs of individuals managing diabetes, neuropathy, and other foot sensitivities. 

Key Features:

  • M Width (Regular) – Also used interchangeably for standard/medium width
  • Extra-depth construction – Accommodates orthotics, swelling, or foot braces
  • Breathable mesh upper – Enhances airflow and reduces foot moisture
  • Seamless, fully padded interior – Prevents friction and irritation
  • Slip-resistant rubber outsole – Ensures stable footing on varied surfaces
  • Reinforced toe box – Protects sensitive toes while allowing natural movement
  • Lightweight and flexible – Ideal for walking, training, and daily wear
  • Removable insole system – Customize comfort with your preferred insert
  • Medicare Approved (A5500) – Qualifies for Medicare coverage as a diabetic therapeutic shoe
  • Helps with foot conditions such as diabetes, pheripheral neuropathy, plantar fasciitis, heel pain, bunions, hammertoes, metatarsalgia, arthritis, joint stiffness, swelling/edema, post-surgical recovery, flat feet, overpronation, and general foot fatigue