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dress shoes arch support women SAS Women's Dream Slip on, Black / 8

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dress shoes arch support women SAS Women's Dream Slip on, Black / 8SAS Dream Women's Arch Support Slip On Shoe If plantar fasciitis, arthritis, or heel pain heel spurs have made every step a challenge, the SAS Dream delivers the cushioning and support that let you move with confidence. Handcrafted in San Antonio, Texas by one of the last remaining American shoe manufacturers this slip on shoe combines nearly 50 years of comfort engineering with a style you'll reach for every day. Key Features Arch support Contoured

SAS Dream – Women's Arch Support Slip On Shoe

If plantar fasciitis, arthritis, or heel pain/heel spurs have made every step a challenge, the SAS Dream delivers the cushioning and support that let you move with confidence. Handcrafted in San Antonio, Texas — by one of the last remaining American shoe manufacturers — this slip on shoe combines nearly 50 years of comfort engineering with a style you'll reach for every day.

Key Features

  • Arch support — Contoured arch support distributes weight evenly and reduces strain on the plantar fascia
  • Breathable — CoolSTEP™ lining wicks moisture and keeps feet cool even on long days
  • Cushioned Heel — Soft Step heel absorbs landing shock and reduces jarring impact on heel and joints
  • Flexible Outsole — Flexible Outsole
  • Heel Counter — Firm heel counter provides rearfoot stability and prevents heel slippage
  • Heel Cup — Heel Cup
  • Removable Footbed — Removable CoolSTEP™ footbed wicks moisture and accommodates custom orthotics
  • Shock Absorbing — Supersoft sole with micro air bubbles absorbs shock so knees and back feel the difference

Comfort & Support

The Dream is built on SAS's proprietary TRIPAD® cushioning system, which targets the three zones where foot fatigue starts — the inside ball, outside ball, and heel. The removable CoolSTEP™ footbed wicks away moisture and can be swapped for custom orthotics or prescription insoles. Handcrafted in San Antonio, Texas with the attention to detail that has made SAS a trusted name in comfort footwear since 1976.

Fit Guide

Available in 5 widths (Double Wide (D), Medium (B), Narrow (2A), Slim (3A), and Wide (C)) and sizes 5–12. SAS offers 88 size combinations per color so you can find your exact fit — not just "close enough."

Recommended For

Achilles Tendonitis • Accessory Navicular Syndrome • Ankle Pain • Arch Pain/Arch Strain • Arthritis • Bursitis • Cavus Foot • Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) • Corns • Fat Pad Atrophy • Flat Feet/Fallen Arches • Haglunds Deformity • Heel Pain/Heel Spurs

Specifications

  • Brand: SAS (San Antonio Shoemakers)
  • Made in: San Antonio, Texas, USA
  • Type: Women's Slip On Shoe
  • Closure: Slip-on
  • Cushioning: TRIPAD® Technology
  • Footbed: Removable CoolSTEP™ (accommodates custom orthotics)
  • Widths: Double Wide (D), Medium (B), Narrow (2A), Slim (3A), and Wide (C)
  • Sizes: 5–12 (including half sizes)
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