ORTHOPEDIC SHOE

An orthopedic shoe has forefoot, curvilinear, heel parts and a hinge. Between the forefoot and shank parts arc-like vertical slit is made with the radius of arc of the curvilinear part greater than forefoot one. In forefoot and curvilinear parts in parallel to the sole part slots are made, and upright to the sole part openings are made, in each of which places are made for the flat heads of screws. In the slots a hard plate is arranged with the rounded edges and two threaded openings, where screws are mounted, these form the axles of the hinge, screws are passed through openings of the forefoot and curvilinear parts. On the sole side of the curvilinear part the control angular scale is applied, and on the forefoot part the index line of the angular setting of the forefoot part of shoe is applied.