The phrase "adjustable shoe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of footwear that can be modified for a better fit or comfort.
Example: "The new line of adjustable shoes features a unique design that allows wearers to customize the fit according to their preferences."
Alternatives: "customizable footwear" or "modifiable shoe".
Aerobic capacity will be assessed during an all-out continuous progressive cycling test on a bicycle ergometer specifically adapted for children with CP (adjustable cranks, shoe fixation, pediatric saddle) (Corival V2 Lode B.V., Groningen, the Netherlands).
In 1998, Demon secured U.S. patent #5,813,142 for his "Shoe Sole with an Adjustable Support Pattern". He founded a company, VectraSense Technologies, to bring his Smart Shoes to market.
But the firm brought it up to the level of the rest of the factory by introducing 70 relatively small changes, such as new chairs, comfier shoes, magnifying lenses and adjustable tables.Some companies, particularly in energy and engineering, are also realising that they could face a debilitating loss of skills when the baby-boomers retire en masse.
Once feet are placed inside the clinically-tested athletic shoes, which are easily adjustable (after a few times of wearing them), the comfortable, snug fit is appreciated.
This device consists of a pair of shoes attached to an adjustable bar at a specific width and angle.
The adjustable toe strap in particular makes this shoe stand out among a sea of too-small, uncomfortable sandals for folks with wide feet, bunions and other foot concerns.
Shoelaces are lightweight, soft, supple, inexpensive and adjustable up and down the throat of the shoe.
This led him to create a durable, adjustable sandal that can expand up to five shoe sizes to accommodate the growing feet of a child.
The adjustable elements may need some adjusting.
"I developed about 50 or 60 prototypes," he says of the skates, which offer adjustable foot plates that accommodate almost any style of shoe.
