ORTHOPEDIC TM2000 SERIES

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Picture of ORTHOPEDIC TM2000 SERIES The Orthopedic TM2000 Series are orthopedic sneakers for children designed with added depth to accommodate ankle-foot orthoses (AFOs) and other orthotics and internal modifications. Available in high-or low-top styles, these shoes also feature extended counters firm enough to provide support and stability and removable cushioned insoles, and symmetrical straight last. SIZES: Toddlers 5 to 10, children's 10.5 to 2, and youth 2.5 to 4, all in a choice of medium or wide width. COLOR: The low top style is available in white with pink trim or white with blue trim and the high top style is white with grey trim.

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Price: 82.00 - 64.00.

This product record was updated on September 13, 2010.

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Manufacturer:

M.J. Markell Shoe Co.

P.O. Box 246 Main Station
Yonkers, New York 10702-0246
United States
Telephone: 914-963-2258.
Fax: 914-963-9293.
Web: http://www.markellshoe.com.
Email: info@markellshoe.com.

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Adaptations by Adrian

P.O. Box 7
San Marcos, California 92079-0007
United States
Telephone: 760-744-3565.
Fax: 760-471-7560.
Web: http://www.adaptationsbyadrian.com.
Email: adrians1@sbcglobal.net.

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