KuaiLu Womens Fashion Orthotic Slides Arch Support Slip On Walking Sandals

Wow, other reviewers are right, these are so comfortable! I needed some open toed sandals to wear at home that let my toes relax and spread from wearing shoes all the time. These have a firm, but flexible sole that supports your feet but lets you walk naturally . I like the upper strap that holds your foot pretty snugly, you don't get that slap slap slap sound when you walk like you would in flip flops. The upper strap is very comfortable, doesn't cut or bind anywhere. This slide does run a half size small - I'm normally a 7, but had to go up to a 7.5 for a more comfortable fit. The 7 was pretty tight across the forefoot and was a tiny bit short in the length. After I do my 30 minute treadmill walk, my feet are usually hot and tired and a bit swollen - I put these on afterwards and it was such a relief to get the little massage from the sole and letting my toes and feet relax. There is arch support and a texture on the sole that gives you some tactile stimulation, but not too much that it's annoying or hurts. It's really nice. Great to wear around the house. The sole doesn't seem to be hardy enough to deal with streetwear on concrete and asphalt.

I almost didn't buy these based on negative reviews. I bought 2 pair in 2023. Yes, they're a little slippery on bottom. I scraped them on the concrete in my driveway and gave the bottoms a little grip by roughing up the bottom of the shoe. They fit true to size and have a decent amount of arch support. I think they're cute and have been pleased with them. They do start to smell a little after a while, but I throw them in the washer and sit them in the sun to dry. They lasted about 2 years of almost daily wear. I ordered 2 more pair in 2025 after the first ones wore out. The lighter colors stain a little over time where they go over the top of your foot, but the grey and the navy still look great. The camel color I only use as a dress shoe. They comfortably accommodate my bunion. I almost stepped on a small snake in my home the other day and yanked off the sandal and killed it. If you want a shoe that is easy to care for and will last for a few years, this is a good one. It is also sturdy enough to defend yourself against wasps and small reptiles!

I have been having some pain in the top of my foot and knew I needed to get some sandal with better arch support than the ones that I had been wearing. I started researching recovery sandals and came across these. Many of them recovery sandals aren't all that cute, but I really liked the straps design on these KuaiLu Womens Fashion Orthotic Slides and they look good with jeans or leggings. The footbed wasn't as soft as I expected and the arch wasn't as high as I'd hoped to fit my high arches, but these slides have helped with my foot pain. The footbed has gotten softer after breaking them in and wearing them for a while. I feel like the underside of the straps are a bit scratchy on the top of my foot but not enough to make them too uncomfortable to wear. I imagine that this will also soften the more I wear them. Also, in hot weather they do make the top of my foot under the straps a bit warmer than other sandals I have worn. Over all, even with the negative issues I have mentioned above, I do like these sandals, but would maybe give them a 3-1/2 if that was an option.

I really like these, the fit and they are comfortable. The only thing I don’t like is that they make my feet sweat. With bare feet 🦶 your foot is right against the sole and my feet get very sweaty from that contact. But that is the only problem with them.

These sandals are excellent, delivered on time. Fit is perfect, okay teensy bit large, arch support lovely, a great replacement for my -pooped out sketchers. I will be buying more of these. I like the adjustments, no thong, so you can wear socks if you like. I love slip on styles with no ankle straps. Get these!

When you open the box it is seriously difficult to tell that this is A PAIR of sandals. I mean, I know these aren’t exactly the top of the line as far as ANY shoes are concerned. Okay, truth be told they are fairly inexpensive sandals. I’ve purchased inexpensive shoes/sandals before but there’s a BIG DIFFERENCE between inexpensive and cheap. These sandals definitely would qualify as CHEAP. The person, or manufacturer, selling these sandals showed just how LITTLE they thought about these sandals as they were crammed together and wrapped in cellophane (or something similar). Okay shoot me, I am SO NOT an expert on identifying all the different materials available today. I might not be able to put a name to everything but I CAN tell crummy when I see or touch it…and these sandals definitely fall deeply in the crummy category as far as I am concerned. The ‘leather’ tops of the sandals look like that cheap brushed suede commonly seen on dollar store shoes. The sandals are sold in whole sizes and medium width ONLY. This has NEVER presented a problem for me. I have seen my shoe size go up from size 8.5 to size 10 over the past 20 years but despite that increase I still fit comfortably in medium width shoes/sandals…until I purchased these sandals. No matter how many times I tried I simply COULD NOT get my feet in these sandals. When I took the time to look at what the problem might be with getting my foot in, first one sandal and then the other, I discovered that I really WOULD NOT have any issues getting the sandals on, provided I was willing to trim each foot just after the third toe of each foot. Opening the buckle, near the front of the sandals, did nothing towards increasing the width of the sandals. Now I have OCCASIONALLY needed to return some clothes/shoes after purchasing them online but that happened rarely and only because I just didn’t like how an item looked on me compared with how the item looked on the model in the ad. This, to my mind, is the way it should be cuz I’m in my mid 70’s and if I don’t know what size I need by this time of my life then I should just stay at home in my nice collection of comfortable nightgowns and slippers! Well, I’ve given you all my opinions about WHY you should AVOID these sandals. There are many other options available, both for more money and less. Now I have to go to the trouble of contacting Customer Service to get the refund process AND the HASSLE of getting the package to the UPS Store before the 30 day return window closes. Yeah, I don’t get out much and with the daily temperatures on the wrong side of 110 degrees I am not looking forward to the outing. Sadly by the time the car has cooled down we’re at our destination. Oh well, THAT is definitely a personal problem so I’ll just suck it up and stop whinging to y’all about it cuz it really doesn’t have anything to do with the sandals sucking rotten eggs. If I haven’t mentioned it yet, thank you all for hanging in here with me to this point. Have a blessed day y’all and if you decide to purchase these sandals anyway then I hope you have a better experience than I.

The reasons I picked this sandal from the listing are exactly what it does on my feet. I need to use the full range of motion in my foot or I end up 'penguin waddling' which has been a problem with double banded sandals too close to where the top of the foot bends. The convenient 'U' shape of this sandal provides lots of space for range of motion. It does not feel loose or floppy, as if it might pop off. It fits extremely true to size. The arch support is not a gimmick, it has a very dense solid, weight bearing arch pad that does not at all appear like it will wear down any time soon as its double layered, softer on top and built densely into the sole itself so the weight travels from contact point directly to the floor, very sturdy material. The bonus no one seems to have talked about is the toe. The whole shoe is triple layered- hard outer rubber on the bottom, then a super dense foam inside it, then the soft rubber coated foam on top, but the toe is is delightfully SOFT to walk on in a good way. For me, my weight as I walk lands in front of the arch, just behind the toe. The slight toe roll forward on each step catches the soft padded feeling at the front 'ball' of the foot, into the toes. Very soft feeling, but the bottom material is so dense I think it could handle staples and stray nails fine even in the thin toe area. I decided to take one for the team and run it under a faucet. I would say as long as you don't puncture the shoe, only the velcro can get wet for long? If you're a morning gardener and like the feel of wet grass and earth on your skin, this might be a good shoe for you to travel the morning dew in. The top banding looks convincing cloth, but it's a faux leather type feeling and doesn't retain moisture. This might make it good for elderly who need to have easily accessible and dry feet, need to take shoes off often, or need something breathable with their compression socks. I have extremely slick floors and I'd rate it 8.9/10 for slip resistance on flat fake wood dusty floors you can slide on with nothing on. Which is the highest rating I've ever given an open toed shoe. The only thing better is hospital work-shoes and anything Mc Donalds requires you to wear in the kitchen, for slip resistance. Ha ha.

I originally bought size 8, returned those, and bought a size 8.5. I re-purchased the shoe in a different size because I really liked the arch support- and I still do! Something that I'm noticing now that I have the correct size, though, is that the tops of the sandals "cut" into the tops of my toes a bit due to the cheap materials.

le ciabatte vanno molto bene per la spiaggia,però in casa risultano un po' dure.

Tres bien confortable

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Comodas y excelente medida

I don't write reviews but I had to for this. I have plantar facitis and wearing this as home slippers has given me a lot of relief. And it is so comfortable that I even forget I'm wearing them and I usually never liked wearing the regular slippers at home and always used to forget wearing them. Highly recommend