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My second son wears orthotics on his feet.
This is to prevent his ankle from falling inward.
He does not seem to feel any pain when his ankle falls inward tomorrow, but if the condition progresses, he may experience pain.
Because of this, it is a little difficult to put on the shoes because the ankle is made in such a way that it is impossible or difficult to extend the ankle.
However, in the case of shoes, it is possible to put them on without much difficulty by lifting the toes of the shoes without stretching the ankles.
The problem, however, is winter boots.
In Calgary, Canada, where -20 degrees Celsius is the norm.
When it is cold, we need not ordinary shoes but winter boots that cover our ankles.
Until now, I have been using boots made by SOREL, a well-known manufacturer in Canada.

The material of the ankle part is soft, and by removing the Velcro belt above the ankle, the part above the ankle opens its mouth wide and can be worn like athletic shoes.
I used to love these, but as my children grew older, this type of winter boots were limited to a child's size 13 in the U.S., or about 18 cm in Japan. Winter boots above that size, YOUTH 1 in the US, do not have the same features that I used to use.
After much research, I found an article that said that adaptive winter boots, which have a wide opening for those who need a wheelchair, were introduced last year in adult size winter boots.
I called SOREL, thinking that if there are toddler and children's sizes and adult sizes, it would not be surprising if there were YOUTH sizes, but unfortunately, they do not carry adaptive winter boots in YOUTH sizes.
I called SOREL, but unfortunately, they said that they do not carry adaptive winter boots in the YOUTH size. The staff seemed to agree with our argument that it is strange that there are small and adult sizes but not YOUTH.
The staff explained that they would inform the relevant authorities, but they had no idea when a winter boot with a wider opening in the "YOUTH" size would be available.
After patiently searching the Internet for winter boots for people with orthotics, I came across one brilliant hit.
It was not a manufacturer's website, but a website of a company that sells many shoes with wide openings.
I found a pair of winter boots made by a company called BILLY. Of course, they carry various types of shoes, including sneakers, and they are the type that can be opened and closed at the top of the foot with a zipper.

In looking at customer reviews, we found that friends of ours who use similar orthotics to our son's can take them on and off on their own.
It is true that the percentage of people who use shoes or boots with orthotics attached may be very small. So maybe it is not so easy to find them on the Internet, but when I read blogs and articles introducing boots and other products for people with orthotics, none of them mentioned this manufacturer BILLY, and they only introduced major manufacturers, so I could not get the information I needed.
No matter which blog or article I read, all I read were references to the same manufacturer, and although I contacted the manufacturers mentioned on those sites, which is to say all of them, I could not find any winter boots that were easy to take off and put on for someone like my second son, who wears equipment that does not allow him to extend his ankles. I could not find any winter boots that were easy to take off and put on for someone like my second son who wears a device that does not allow him to extend his ankle.
After about six months of searching for the right boots, I finally came across the website of a BILLY distributor and learned of the existence of the BILLY manufacturer.
In Canada, I have always felt that there is a system in place to deliver a variety of information to those who need it, including medical institutions, but I also realized that not everything is as it should be.
I feel very lucky to have finally found the winter boots that YOUTH, who wears a type of forced-extension ankle device like my second son, needs before my second son needs the next size winter boots.
For those living in Canada or the US who are looking for winter boots for YOUTH that can be easily taken off and put on by those who wear foot braces,
https://billyfootwear.ca/
You might want to take a look at this manufacturer's website.
They have sneaker type, high cut type, fashionable boots, and more. The colors are also varied. This is a manufacturer that offers adaptive shoes in a very wide variety of types and shades, so you don't have to put up with shades, etc. because you are wearing orthopedic devices.
Although we have not received any business from this manufacturer, we are very grateful to have found them, as it means that our second son will not have to endure anything in the future.
I never thought of this when my first son was a normal child.
I am very grateful for the opportunity to be a part of this project, and I would like to take the liberty of promoting this project.
Recently, there has been a lot of talk about equality for LGBT and other issues, but I also feel that it is necessary to address the narrow public perception of people with disabilities, which has existed for a long time.
I just hope that this BOLLY shoe maker can reach as many people as possible who need it.
When I inquired at the medical institution that made my second son's force-feed device, I received no information about the manufacturer of this shoe, but only the answer, "I have never heard of it. I have never heard of it," was the only answer I could get.
Perhaps, most of the medical institutions in Canada and the U.S. that make orthopedic appliances do not have any information about the manufacturers of orthopedic appliance-friendly shoes.
Hopefully, those interested and sympathetic will be able to get the website address, etc. of this BILLY manufacturer...