[VIDEO] Have You Seen The “Anti-Fall” Shoes Biden’s Wearing Now?

It's no secret that Biden has been  struggling to keep his balance lately. Whether he's navigating a staircase or simply strolling on even ground, the aging  politician seems to have difficulty maintaining his footing. To address his frequent falls, Biden's handlers have now  taken to outfitting him with oversized "lifestyle" sneakers.

Reportedly, he's opted for a pair of Hoka's, renowned  for their stability and carrying a hefty price tag of $150. While it's natural for mobility to decline with age, it's disconcerting to witness the leader of our nation  relying on such massive footwear to prevent tumbles.

This latest development only  adds to the mounting evidence that Biden may be ill-suited for the responsibilities of leadership, especially at his advanced age.
 

It looks like he's wearing piers on his shoes. https://t.co/ogcY78bQiB

— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) March 13, 2024

From New York Post:

“Biden’s handlers are forcing him to wear a new pair of ‘lifestyle sneakers’ because he trips so much,” reads a tweet from RNC Research on Saturday, referring to Biden’s new shoes.

Observers have likened the shoes to “boat anchors” and “piers,” but the “Inside Edition” report attached to the tweet revealed that the president’s new shoes are actually “lifestyle sneakers” that are made by the shoe brand Hoka.

The “Inside Edition” report notes that the shoes are “designed for maximum comfort and support while walking or hiking.”

Biden’s specific shoe is called the “Hoka Transport,” the report said, a shoe that has a “wide sole” that is “no doubt great for stability.”

The report notes that the president “does have a history of stumbling” but that the shoe is “quite comfortable” and feels like “walking on air.”

“The shoe bears the seal of approval from the American Podiatric Association for being beneficial to foot health,” the report said, noting Biden’s physical last month revealed that the president suffers from sensory peripheral neuropathy in his feet.

“Peripheral neuropathy refers to damage to nerves,” said Dr. Gabrelle Laurenti, a podiatrist interviewed for the report. “Whether it’s from trauma or a disease, there’s some kind of damage to nerves.”