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two left feet

 shoes for amputees
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There should be a place that leg amputees can get fashionable shoes that are the same foot. ie...two left feet.
—diabetic-g-daughtr, Jun 03 2005

Sole Mates http://www.bioped.com/register.php
[half, Jun 03 2005]

(?) Single Odd Shoe Exchange http://www.single-o...nge.co.uk/4436.html
[half, Jun 03 2005]

Here's a more general search http://www.google.c...putee+shoe+exchange
Which happens to turn up at least one halfbakery idea. [half, Jun 03 2005]

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       Yes, there should be and there is (are).   

       I hope the links will help you find what you need.   

       The "Shoester" idea in this category, (up toward the top of the page), is generally this same idea.
—half, Jun 03 2005
   

       Why do amputees need two same-side shoes? I honestly don't get it.
—loonquawl, Feb 24 2009
   

       // honestly don't get it.//
Well, I guess that shoe manufacturer packaging and logistics are founded upon the premise of even numbers (even though in the population, the average number of feet is less than two), so if you're going to buy shoes, might as well be in twos.
—coprocephalous, Feb 24 2009
   


 

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