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Shoes with laces or stiff heels can be hard to put on. Consumer Reports tested five pairs to find the easiest ones to wear
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Shoes with laces or stiff heels can be difficult to put on for anyone with limited mobility, dexterity or balance. Heel design, opening width and how securely a shoe stays on the foot during walking can matter as much as looks for anyone who needs a shoe that goes on without bending down or fighting with laces.
Consumer Reports tested slip-on shoes with a panel that included people with disabilities and able-bodied testers alike, so shoppers can find a pair that goes on easily and stays secure.
