Diabetic Foot Files23 Jul 2025

POGO by DARCO: The Future of Diabetic Footwear

Step into superior comfort with POGO® by DARCO. Engineered from the insole out, it's the only athletic offloading sneaker featuring Aircore™ Insoles--three times thicker than standard insoles. Need targeted relief? POGO's removable peg system allows for a custom offloading zone to reduce pressure where it's needed. They're perfect for diabetic foot ulcer prevention and wound closure, blisters, hot spots, and more. Built for extended wear, POGO® keeps you moving comfortably. Grab your pair today at DARCODirect.com and use code FootFiles25 for 25% off your first order.

In this episode of Diabetic Foot Files, host Dr. G sits down with Riley Csernica, VP of Product Development for DARCO, to discuss the revolutionary POGO shoe. Designed with intention, the POGO shoe aims to transform diabetic foot care by prioritizing pressure offloading, an essential component in the management of diabetic foot ulcers. Riley shares insights into the innovative design process and the human stories that inspired the creation of this groundbreaking footwear.

Learn about the unique features of the POGO shoe, including its Aircore insoles that offer unmatched cushioning and support, making it a game-changer for those with diabetic foot concerns. This episode explores how the POGO shoe marries fashion with functionality, providing a stylish option for diabetic patients while meeting workplace requirements and enhancing comfort.

Join the conversation to uncover how DARCO POGO shoe is setting new standards in diabetic footwear and what the future holds for limb preservation and wound healing solutions.

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