Dr. Gretchen Hawley
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Cadense Trainers Designed for how you move
Why Cadense moves differently
Many walking challenges happen when the foot struggles to clear the ground or move forward smoothly.
Cadense was designed with glide zones that help your foot move forward during each step — and grip zones that provide stability when you put weight down.
The result is walking that feels smoother, more controlled, and less effortful.
Designed for walking challenges — not just style or speed
Most trainers are built for running or looks.
But when walking itself is the challenge, those designs don’t help much.
Cadense was created specifically for people who struggle with toe-catch, fatigue, or unsteady steps.
Our adaptive sole helps your foot move forward more smoothly — then provides grip when you need stability.
The result is walking that feels easier, more natural, and more controlled.
Comfort You Feel — Confidence You Trust
Cadense isn’t just about technology — it’s about how walking feels again.
From the moment you put them on, the shoes are designed to feel lightweight, supportive, and comfortable for all-day wear.
Recognized for Innovation in Mobility
Fast Company — Innovation by Design 2025 Finalist
These Adaptive Trainers Are a ‘Lifesaver’ for People With Walking Difficulties
AARP AgeTech Collaborative Portfolio Company
LOVED BY CUSTOMERS, RECOMMENDED BY DOCTORS.
Dr. Gretchen Hawley
Becky L.
“These are really worth buying.”
Becky L.
Rhiannon B.
“I'm going to walk you through why these are so great!”
Rhiannon B.
Dr. Charles Lockwood, PT, DPT
“These allow your foot to effortlessly glide forward.”
Dr. Charles Lockwood, PT, DPT
Gay G.
“I don't have a fear of falling anymore!”
Gay G.
Brian M.
“These decrease your fall risk.”
Brian M.
Designed for a wide range of walking difficulties
If walking feels harder than it should, cadense may help.
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