OrthoComfoot Men's Orthopedic Slippers Walking Shoes with Arch Support: Slip On Loafers for Plantar Fasciitis, Casual Flat Feet Hook and Loop Mule Clogs for Foot and Heel Pain Relief

Not a walking shoe. They more slipper than walking shoes.

Poor quality product. Uncomfortable to walk around in. Product not as advertise. Cheaply made, only half as useful as them seemed to be. Only received one shoe, when a pair was clearly shown. No option to be replace. Buy elsewhere.

These are reasonably comfortable for someone with many foot issues. The problem is that the velcro patch on the shoe is halfway off. They are also about 1/2 size too big. Well, I decided to just replace them. There were two days on the return window, so I packaged up the flawed shoes and the TWO inserts and sent them back because the new one was coming the day after the return window. I get the new ones today, and they only come with one insert. I am not sure they are supposed to come with two, but if I could have waited, I would only return 1 set. Given the price of these and the fact that the insoles are decent but not high quality orthotics, getting two insoles made the price seem worth it. Will let you know if the velcro lasts more than 28 days this time. Until then, the 1-star rating stands.

I have worked primarily from home for the last 12 years, and now do so exclusively. When you WFH, you often get lazy with getting dressed, and especially lazy with shoes. Unfortunately, being barefoot or in socks all day, even slippers, is really bad for your feet, and recently it caught up to me. The ortho told me no more bare feet, stiff sole shoes only unless I am showering or sleeping. So I come here and look for support slippers, most are very expensive, so I opted for the least expensive of the good slippers and got these for $69. All I can say is they changed my life. Yes, they look like something an old man would wear in a nursing home, but look past that. They are perfect to wear around the house and even outside a bit. They run a hair big, which is perfect, imo, and slip on and off with ease. The build quality is unlike any slipper you will ever own, and the comfort and support is just what the doctor ordered. While I wouldn't say my hallux limitus is cured, I can say the constant pain I have been feeling for a month has subsided. There is no doubt in my mind that these slippers have played a huge role. So if you have big toe pain and spend a lot of time barefoot or without shoes, you should get a pair of support slippers. If not these, then something similar, as they can probably help you. They have been awesome for me.

I love these shoes. I’m wearing them around the house mainly as a kind of slipper. I don’t like wearing them outside just because I don’t want them to get dirty or wet at this time of year (spring), but they’re certainly suitable for wearing outside. I got them to try because I couldn’t walk due to tremendous pain. I took a couple of injuries to my foot and then on top of that developed planter fasciitis back in the early winter. Combined my feet were really messed up and various other shoes that I have just weren’t working to offer proper support. They were too tight with the swelling in my feet, or they didn’t have enough support. So I bought these shoes to try to be able to simply walk without so much pain. They’ve worked wonderfully and while I’m still working on the underlying problems which now includes plantar fasciitis and small fracture in my heel bone, I’ve been able to get through the days much more readily and each day I felt better and I’m positive. A big part of it is because of wearing these shoes. I’m also of course, doing other therapies to help, but these shoes are wonderfully warm, And supportive and feel so comfortable. The insole has definitely helped in ways that other insoles I have, including much more expensive ones, have not. I don’t know quite how to explain it, but perhaps these are a little more gentle in the arch support and are very cushioning, back by the heel. Overall, the effect is to stabilize my feet…gently. So, (along with other therapies) I feel like these shoes have helped me heal and while there are still a few weeks to go, I’m now confident that I’ll sort out these for pain issues, and I’ll definitely keep wearing these shoes and doors. Previously, I walked around barefoot and that fostered the plantar fasciitis, But also meant that my feet were often just cold. Anyway, if you have plantar fasciitis or sore feet or if you just want a nice snuggly warm pair of shoes I highly recommend these!