Dr. Scholl's Men's Brisk Sneakers (Wide Width Available)

I have genetic defects and I am disabled. One of my defects is wide, flat feet, much shorter than you would expect for a six foot man. I have to buy wide shoes, and in the past this brand and model of shoes looked more like they were made for very fat people, than for people with wide feet; when I put my flat foot in them, the velcro loop patch didn't line up with the velcro hook patch unless I doubled up the straps to make them shorter and clinched wire around where I had doubled up the strap. I also had to place shoe lifts under the arch of my feet in order to make my feet "fat" enough. This time I opened the box and discovered they had made the velcro straps much shorter, and now they line up perfectly; I don't have to wear arch lifts anymore. The shoe looks more stylish now, less like a ski boot. I suppose there may be somebody with very fat feet who is complaining the straps are too short now.