LeIsfIt Women Slippers Wide Diabetic Shoes Adjustable Arthritis Edema Slippers Indoor Outdoor

These are the most FABULOUS & COMFORTABLE shoes!! They look nice with dresses, short, pants and skirts. I have just got them in 3 colors. I wish I got the white and navy when I had the chance in my size. THEY DO NOT HAVE MUCH of an ARCH. But don't let that stop you. The width being what it is that was a very easy fix. I will be wearing mine to work, church, dinner and running about town. What initially sold me was a lady putting hers in the washing machine. What? Who knew. And for the money... I bought 3 pair for what I would have paid twice as much for 1 pair of halfway decent pair if SKETCHERS. My left foot is a size larger than the right due to swelling and I also have a plantar wart which at one time felt like waking on rocks. These shoes adjust to each foot and are also an excellent purchase for the money. Well-made and very flexible and lightweight. Plent of room in the toe box and I am pretty sure they will make an appearance this winter with a thick pair of socks.

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Shoes look nice, but are a bit too big. I’m not sure that I can wear them. You need to offer half sizes.

Nice product suitable for patients of rhumetoid arthritis with deformities. Soft yielding material allows accommodation.

Hold your judgment when you receive a padded envelope which feels like there is one small shoe inside! Upon opening there is a tight shrink wrapped thin package that looks like 2 bound rubber flip flops obviously how shipped from China. Open and unfold 2 rubber soles with soft material uppers which initially needs help to clear for slipping on your feet. I would recommend grabbing a shoe horn if available if you have arthritis and bending and knees are an issue. The material on the tops are soft and pliable and I was happy to see that there is a wider toe bed again needed for those of us with "special needs" feet. There is a soft lining which will be interesting to see how long that holds up. My feet felt comfortable with walking in the house but I would judge that these will be mostly used for house shoes/slippers because there is not much support and exposure to outside elements would not be great. I mostly try to buy slip on shoes with no laces with wide toe bed which are hard to find (women's size 11 wide) because of toe and feet deformities. The velcro requires more effort than I prefer for an arthritic body but here is where a long handled shoe horn could again help. They were warm enough and accomodated a sock. The pattern of the upper shoe material is pleasant. Overall, for the price I feel this was a good purchase and will be comfortable and useful for inside shoes that are light weight and cozy. If you need to buy for senior relatives o those in senior health facilities where there might be help with getting them on or for someone who sits a lot or uses a wheelchair, I would definitely recommend and the rubber soles should protect from slipping on solid flooring My thoughts now are I wish they also made a shoe like this with more support for walking and that would slip on and off without needing to adjust velcro much.