Cadense Opiniões 

I ordered a pair after waiting months for the restock. I didn’t like the fit so returned as new. They contacted me a few days later with a video of an opened package and no shoes inside. They use Evri as a courier and I purchased through PayPal but no one wants to take ownership and I am £189.99 out of pocket. It will go through small claims if needed- do not trust them!

I’m not impressed with these shoes at all. they slide and they make me almost lose my balance every time I wear them. Since I have worn them to try them out, they probably won’t let me return them.

I would not spend my money on these shoes

Great company, great shoes

I never got the shoes I ordered but I got the free socks which they charged me 30$ for

The only positive to the shoe that gets them the one star is the Velcro top easy slip on

Negatives the shoes, scuff no matter what and get dirty at the drop of a hat. There are pain to keep clean. The bottom holes are extremely slippery. They’re like elevator shoes when you wear them. The slippery bottoms for people who have MS make it even more difficult to walk. There are better options out there try and ASIC or orthotic. It’s way better. I just don’t like the side of the shoes so when you’re driving, the bottom soul can get ripped and pulled off the bottom. You could buy four pairs of them for the price of the cadence so the price is better and you can keep buying new shoes for the price of one pair. They’re not worth it. If I knew it was this bad I would not have purchased it.

The shoes that are marketed for foot drop are not designed for that purpose. They do not address the hinge motion of the ankle that is required to help foot drop. Plus they could be dangerous even with indoor practice before heading outside.
NO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY IF FOOT DROP IS YOUR ISSUE.

I want to share my recent experience in case it helps someone else make an informed decision.

I purchased three pairs of shoes from Cadense. When they arrived, I tried them on indoors only. I never wore them outside.

After trying one pair in my home, I found them unsafe for my needs. The front of the shoes felt very slippery and did not properly support a heel-to-toe gait while wearing an AFO. For me personally, this created what I considered a serious fall risk.

Because of this, I returned all three pairs within four days of receiving them. Tracking confirms the shoes were delivered back to the company.

Since January 20, 2026, I have been attempting to obtain a refund for the returned items. The total cost exceeded $539. To date, I have only received a refund for one pair.

I have sent numerous emails (over 40), used the company’s online contact form, and left voicemails, but have not received resolution regarding the remaining refund.

While the shoes may work for some individuals, they were not safe for me. Based on my experience, both with the product and the refund process, I would urge others to review the return and refund policies carefully before purchasing.

Over advertised that these shoes are so great and help with foot drop, balance, walking better etc.
I have MS and struggle to walk and I was waiting for years for these shoes to be available in UK.
Then finally it happend I was able to buy from Cadense UK for much higher price than they are originally in US.
$199 is not the same as £199
I have paid for these shoes preordeded full price, after a month and a half I had them delivered to my house with delays.
First impression was - they are very comfortable and sliding mechanism work great.
Shoes are very heavy and tall making me being even more unstable, but I gave it a go and decided to wear them couple of days to get used because they meant to be fantastic and help with mobility.
I have been wearing shoes for couple of days but decided to return them for refund.
Return policy says that if I want full refund then shoes need to be in like new resaleable condition.
Ok now my question is how can I try and check if they are good and help without wearing and not even a tiny scratch.
I was charged a fine for shoes not being in like new condition.

Sadly Cadense are expensive and not really help with mobility.
Shoes are overpriced and overadverised in my opinnion.

They making a huge money on people who desperetelly looking to improve walking.

I purchased the adaptive shoes for my foot drop. They worked pretty well, HOWEVER...... you should be aware they only last 6 months. The pad on the sole wore out and fell off. When I asked the company what the life of the shoe is, they only pointed to their 30 day guarantee. They said they cannot be repaired, and they offered no replacement. Their only response was to offer a $20 credit toward the purchase of a new pair. In my opinion, the material in the soles is substandard and is not consistent with the premium cost of this product. In addition, the company is not forthright or transparent about the expected lifetime for the shoe, and they are not willing to stand by their product.

Love my Cadense sneakers! I have MS and foot drop and these have been very helpful for me. The support and cushioning are really helpful, too. They are pricey but you can use an HSA to pay for them if needed.
There is a little bit of a learning curve getting used to the slide vs friction parts of the shoe's soles, but I adapted pretty quickly.

Cadense global trade has proven to be one of the best investment company so far with great experience, ever since I joined the company 3 years ago they have been the source of my financial stability and the most interesting part of it is that you can choose to withdraw both capital and profits together without any withdrawal charges....... I'm really proud to be one of the investors in this great opportunity called cadense global trade