OOFOS OOmg Low Shoe - Lightweight Recovery Footwear - Reduces Pressure on Feet, Joints & Back - Machine Washable

I have had a very hard time finding an athletic shoe with an adequate arch support. I have fallen arches, and RA, so I'm a challenge. I have Oofo flip flops, and they have been very good to my feet. Some reviewers said these have a big toe box, and the Oofo people said that all their footwear had the same foot bed. THAT'S what sold me. We bit the bullet and spent way more than planned. I wear a 7 1/2, so I ordered an 8. The fabric the body of the shoe is made of is stretchy and not confining. My foot slid right into place and when I stood up, that same wonderful foot bed hugged the bottom of my arch! YaY!But the little toe on my left foot is rubbing. The right one isn't. My husband measured and the left toe box is 1/8 inch narrower than the right. Just enough to matter. The right one has enough room. If I got a bigger size, the whole of both shoes would be too big. I'm hoping the company will exchange for another pair because the rest of the shoe is heaven. They also look good.To sum it up, I do recommend this shoe if you're looking for a high, yet comfortable arch support. I also recommend getting a half size bigger.

I have been wearing thrse everyday for a month and they're going strong. I am plus size with neuropathy, balance issues, nearing the need of a big toe joint replacement and have had neuromas removed from the ball of my foot. I will be ordering more pairs. My feet feel better and I am able to do more without pain. I had been wearing a competitive brand for years and Oofos is far and away the better shoe. These run a tad small. Usually an 11 I ordered an 11 W and may order the 12 next time to allow for thicker socks.

I have been struggling with planters fasciitis pain and heel pain for while now and discovered the oofos flip flop. They helped SO much and are a life saver. I was interested in these shoes because I need to wear closed-toed shoes for work. First I got a size 9 women's, since that's the oofos flip flop size I wear. The 9 was too small. As others have said, the shoe is narrow, but not in the side to side of your foot, but it basically cuts of the space your third and fourth toe should go. Return was super easy and free. Decided to order a 10 and give it a try. The dimensions are still a little off, which is difficult when the shoes are over $100. However, wearing them the minute and a half to try them on, my foot pain melted away, so I decided to keep them. They are marketed as a recover shoe and if I think of them as a medical device, they are worth it. If you are looking for just an everyday shoe, I don't think these will hold up very well. I've already torn a hole in the uppers from wearing them outside and it rubs a little at the back of the ankle. But for pain relief in my heel and arch, they are very good.

First of all, I have THE WORST heel and ankle issues. I have wider feet and always have. I vacillate between a size 8.5 and 9 normally, and I have a pair of OOFOS flip flops in 9 that I wear around the house that fit amazingly well and feel AWESOME on my weirdly painful feet. (Yes, it is true - I cannot even walk barefoot at home because of foot pain.)So, I bought these in a 9 after knowing I wanted that same amazing OOFOS comfort/foot bed, but I live in Cleveland and will need close-toed shoes to leave the house very soon!I wore these for the first time on Saturday when I took my uber-picky daughter shopping for a homecoming dress. We were at the mall for probably 5 hours - walking and standing the entire time, and then to the grocery store for another hour and a half. These shoes were amazing the entire time. No plantar fasciitis pain AT ALL. Toe box is an ample size so my toes were not crammed into the shoe. Arch hit just right - heel cup was like walking on a cloud. All in all, quite an amazing shoe!I see the comments about being too small/too narrow - I did not experience that at all. I also saw the complaints about the green tag rubbing the ankle wrong. I wore low ankle (not no-show) socks and I did not experience that rubbing, either. In fact, I tucked the tabs in because the bright green was killing my OSU shirt mojo - and they stayed tucked in. Either tucked in or sticking out - neither say rubbed my ankle at all. BY FAR the most comfortable shoes I have ever owned - and I have spent THOUSANDS of dollars looking for a shoe that could sustain me walking/standing all day. Found it! Worth every penny. 😍

I work as a preschool teacher, so I’m on my feet 8 hours a day on a very hard floor. For a month, I’ve had an inflamed ligament in my foot that hasn’t improved at all. One week after wearing these at work and around the house, I’ve had minimal discomfort this morning! My feet are still sore after work, but not nearly as bad. I have a slipped disc in my lower back, and they’ve really helped that pain as well. I will be ordering the sandals for wear around the house and another pair of these for weekends.As far as the fit goes, if you have wide feet, they may not be comfortable. I have very narrow feet and they almost fit my width perfectly. So they are a little less than “average “ width. I could see the strap on top causing issues if you struggle with edema. It appears elastic in the photo, but it’s actually rubber that doesn’t stretch much. I’d also recommend wearing them around the house for a day or two before using them as a work shoe because they really feel different than any other shoe. You may feel like you’re going to lose your balance, but it’s because you’re walking on a cloud!