Orthopedic Slide Sandals for Women with Arch Support Pillow Soft Recovery Slip on Sandals Lightweight Summer Cloud Slippers for Plantar Fasciitis

I have recently been suffering from the worst heel pain especially after standing all day then resting and returning to a stand so making changes to my footwear has been my focus. I was looking to replace my normal slides for some orthopedic ones. These slides had great reviews and even though I am not thrilled about the style, I decided my feet are more important and ordered them. First impressions are that they fit true to size, My feet are not very wide and I consider them slim but with high arches. The straps on these fit like a glove with no room to spare so my advice is that if you have wide feet, these might not be a good option. I just got them a couple days ago so I will write back if they stretch because I am just breaking them in, but my goodness these are heavens sent for me right now. I also like to wear socks with my slides and I have to use the thinnest pair I own. Let’s talk about comfort though because that’s what we are all reading to find out! THESE ARE DREAMY! Upon first step I noticed instantly that they nestled my feet all the way around and the heel cup keeps your foot in line. They were firm enough to provide support but so squishy at the same time and had a little spring back action which puts that pep in your step. It completely absorbed the impact of my heel touching the floor and provided instant relief. This is EXACTLY what I needed. Now let’s talk about the arch part. These don’t necessarily have an arch in them but the soles give in all the right places and support my high arch perfectly. I’m sure if you had flat feet that these would still equally distribute the weight and pressure to provide the support you need. These are THAT comfortable! Hope this review helps! Oh and these don’t feel cheap at all. They are great quality!

These slippers are so soft and comfortable. However although size 6 was recommended I ordered a 7 which I wear in tennis shoes I did go back after I ordered after reading reviews to change my order to a 6 as recommended. But I still got the 7. You must order down at least 1/2 size or even a whole size. The 7 was very loose on straps and about a half inch too long. I think with a good fit these would be very supportive and they do feel nice and springy I like them. Even with socks these are too big to get the best from them. I would recommend though

After reading all the positive reviews, I really wanted these to work out for me. I ordered a size 9 and it was too big; needed to size down. As soon as I tried them on, they were too long and too wide/loose. The next thing I noticed was the feel of the sandals. Although they felt soft, cushiony with thick soles and seemed comfortable, the material feels cheap. Also, no arch support on these sandals. The flex grooves on the insole under the toes for better toe grip felt fine on the right foot, but was off, misaligned on the left foot and felt uncomfortable. Update: I received the downsize. They hug my feet and feel much better. They are soft and comfortable and look cute on my feet. I will give these a try.

This review is going to be a comparison of this shoe with the oofos recovery slide. Because that’s what everyone wants to know, right? Ok so I bought the oofos recovery slide about 9 months ago because I was having some bad plantar fasciitis issues. I wore them a lot and they started to lose support so I needed something new. At that point my feet had recovered maybe 75% from the foot pain but I still needed maximum support and cushioning. So I took a chance and bought this brand because the price was so much lower than oofos. And they are awesome! I have added some photos comparing the two (Yes my shoes are dusty. I live in the desert. That’s life.). So in the photos, the black is the oofos, size men 6/womens 8. The pink is this brand, women’s 8-8.5. (Keep in mind that the oofos have been worn a lot and have stretched and compressed somewhat.). My normal shoe size in sneakers and such is women’s size 8 wide. I find this brand much more comfortable because I have wide feet and the oofos are like a python squeezing the top of the foot. This brand is definitely a little looser but I prefer them that way. I probably could have gotten a size smaller and been ok. But this size works and if they stretch then I can wear socks with them (I’m not proud). Win-win. I like the texture on the footbed of these better than the oofos. I have always found the oofos to be a little creepy-feeling in terms of the plastic on my skin. And these shoes are just as cushiony as the other ones were when I first got them. I wore the oofos out today because the pink didn’t go with what I was wearing, and when I got home I took them off and put these back on and these felt better. So there you go. I am absolutely thrilled that I got these shoes at a fraction of the price I paid for the oofos. Don’t get me wrong, the oofos are awesome too. But if you’re on a budget and wondering if you should give these a try, the answer is definitely YES. I don’t know how long they’ll last. Hopefully a long time, but I feel good knowing that I can get another pair when I need to without having to save up a lot money for them. I appreciate that these shoes are available at a comparatively low price for people with foot problems who are on a budget. I highly recommend them.

These slides aren't winning any beauty contests, but they do win for comfort. I bought them strictly for around-the-house use, and for that purpose, they’re fantastic. The arch support is solid, the cushioning is soft without feeling squishy, and they’ve definitely helped reduce the soreness in my heels and arches by the end of the day. They stay on well, don’t slip, and are easy to clean. If you're looking for something comfy, orthopedic, and practical for indoor wear—these get the job done.

I had a pair of this sandals and love it, helps with my plantar fasciitis pain. It is so comfortable that my son constantly steals mine. So I ordered him a pair, size 6. The fit was a little small and narrow, so I ordered a size bigger. When the larger size arrived, it looks like a toddler sandals. Although the packaging and label on the sandals is size 7, it was obviously a much smaller than size 6! Pretty disappointing with their irregular sizing.

I have cute shoes. These are not them. They look like big boats, but since the foam requires that for these to be cushy, I don’t care about ‘cute.’ I wanted, I needed comfort and relief, I wanted “aaaahhhh” feelies, and these ‘boats’ are exactly that. Dolly Parton said in ‘Steel Magnolias,’ “Well, I wear a size six, but a seven feels so good I buy a size eight.” Well I went in reverse with this. I wear about an eight, 7.5-8.5 depending on the shoe. These looked so huge and I have a narrow-ish to medium foot, so I bought a 7.5 (EU 38). With an open footbed in a boat I gambled on the 7.5. I could hardly believe it, I won the pot on this deal. And I thought that half size down would take some slack out of the width, which it may have, because I don’t need something flopping around on my foot to make me trip. I don’t normally write reviews so fast (just got these today) but these ‘boats’ don’t look so big now that I got all comfy in them, and they are really comfy! They will take stress off my feet, ankles, knees, back, and I think they even de-stressed my hair. Standing on a tile kitchen floor hurts me. I’m full of metal (got smacked head on by an 18 wheeler) and I have major problems from that the last really long time now. I’m in pain always, but these now not-so-big-looking boats sure do take a load off. I can even feel the usual swelling in my feet and ankles going down. The straps aren’t too loose, just as I’d hoped for in going down a half size, the heel to toe is pretty much spot on, and most of all they’re real stress relievers. I do not take that lightly. The arch feels great, they don’t look cheesy like I thought they might - but then I was going for comfort. I got comfort AND stress relief off all my aching everything. I won. I picked the right pair out of all the different ones that mostly look the same, but these appeared to have little extras you’d look for in the cute shoes. I think the quality is there, another point. They sure feel like it, and they do look like a better quality than some of the others. For the price these can’t be beat, imo. I got the khaki ones just to try so I might even get another color to go with my lounge/pajama wardrobe that I live in. And now that I’ve lived in these for a little while and know how good they feel, I do believe they’re actually getting a little bit cute-ish after all. I hope they add more colors, and I’m keeping these on my list so I won’t go hunting trying to find them again. Yes, I won the River hand with these. If you’re living in pain and have trouble standing and walking, get these. If you’re in between sizes and know you can size down because of a narrow to medium width, go down a half size, no fear! I also used the measurements by length of my foot in their size chart. A really good but, no doubt. Shout out to Dolly for the movie reference I used.

These shoes might just be the only reason my feet aren’t in agony 24/7. True to size. Be aware though, if you have fat feet or they tend to swell, the bands on the top can feel pretty tight. I’m pregnant so when my feet swell the bands feel tight but not totally uncomfortable. Definitely sturdy, they haven’t flattened out on me. I have sweaty feet but even so I haven’t had pain or blisters and I wear them basically all day while I’m home. Soooo comfortable to walk in, the cushion makes it so that I no longer suffer with the constant pain I usually get in my heels.