DL Adjustable Men's Memory Foam Slippers, Comfy Indoor Outdoor, Breathable Slide Bedroom Slippers Size 7-14

I purchased these as a gift for my father with plantar fasciitis and it really helps him. It’s very soft and the memory foam helps to shape and cushion his feet. He especially likes that it is adjustable and he can adjust it to not be so tight. It’s a great gift to give.

Slippers were very comfortable. More comfortable than any pair I have had in the past.

Comfortable slippers but they only lasted 5 months.

I got these for my husband. The size works great. He has edema in one of his feet. It helps to keep the swelling down.

Maybe it's just me.. As a review I think these slippers are pretty cool. I love the color and material. They are super comfortable and the memory foam is really nice and rebounds great so far. My only issue is that they just don't fit my foot all that great. I can't seem to find that sweet spot where they feel like they are secure to my foot. I thought about a larger size but not sure if that would work since they technically are my size. Maybe I need a wider slip on? I just can't put my (here it comes) foot on why these just don't perfectly work for me. I'm debating buying a larger size to see. I normally don't have issues with shoes, sandals, flip flops so I'm not sure if it's design issue or just me. The price, value, and appearance all seem to be there.. just a bit puzzled. Would love to hear and see other honest reviews on this to break my "tie" on these.

Was a last minute gift purchase that arrived before I expected and the recipient says they’re soft and comfy!

My husband (who's had multiple foot surgeries) swears by these. He even asked for a 2nd pair - and he's a no-frills kinda guy!

Consider this a review for ALL memory foam slippers, not just these ones. Memory foam is a TERRIBLE choice for slippers. You know those memory foam demonstrations showing someone pushing their hand or finger into the foam and it slowly rebounding? This shows the fundamental property of memory foam, which is that it is viscoelastic -- it takes time to go back to its original shape. Now consider yourself standing in slippers with memory foam in the soles. You are putting half your weight into each slipper, and the pressure points eventually compress the foam basically all the way. Now if you take a step, you release the pressure on the foot you have lifted -- but because the foam responds so slowly, when you put that foot back down, it hasn't had time rebound significantly, so what you're left with is almost ZERO extra cushioning from the memory foam. So what's the point? There is none. It's just stupid marketing. I have bought these slippers as well as another well-known, more expensive brand. Both are the same. Memory foam might make sense for some people where there's lower pressure (such as a mattress, where your entire body weight is spread out over the area in contact with the mattress, or a pillow where just the weight of your head is supported by the area of your head). But memory foam slippers are a terrible idea, because there's too much pressure and the memory foam just can't respond fast enough to give you any cushioning. What you want in a slipper (or any shoe sole) is a nice springy rubber that can respond *quickly*. Not memory foam.