Reebok has introduced a new line of sneakers, designed to meet the accessibility needs of disabled people. The new line was designed in partnership with Zappos Adaptive and includes shoes with easy on-and-off wear capability.
These easy on-and-off shoes, dubbed the Nanoflex Parafit TR and Club MEMT Parafit, have a low-cut design and feature “removable sock liners (for orthotics) and high abrasion rubber outsoles for superior grip.” The Nanoflex Parafit TR shoe has a breathable mesh upper component, zipper and heel pull tab – welcome features that will make the task of putting on and taking off shoes easier for many disabled people.
Reebok’s adaptive line comes about two years after Nike unveiled its GO FlyEase collection of adaptive sneakers.
To learn more about Reebok’s new line of accessible shoes, read the article in Yanko Design.
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