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

I’m a retired nurse with back issues and never seem to be able to find the right shoe. These Oofos have been phenomenal! Easy to slip on, stylish with jeans. Very comfortable for long and short walks. I will definitely be wearing these out and be a repeat customer.

After two knee surgeries the only shoes works for me to wear in the store all day and for walking. Light and comfy. Ended up buying 7 shoes and 4 rubber slippers

I had a pair of flip flops from oofos before and loved them so I thought I’d try the shoes. They are so comfortable. Make sure you do as the instructions say and buy a size up.

Unfortunately for me these were way too big. I ordered a six because a five was not available. Five would probable have been too small & Unfortunately a 5.5 is not available in any of OOFOS shoes. My sister tried the shoe on & she wears a 7. She got her foot in the shoe, which almost fit but was too short & her toes didn't line up with the holes in the shoes in weird spots.

I wasn't sure what to expect with these BUT let me tell you they are like walking on the plushiest , padded cloud. There is an arch in there but the arch moves with your natural arch so it is supportive but comfy. Walking in these is just bliss. I did get nano waterproofing and sprayed down before wearing. If you are on the fence about these JUMP.. I got the white since they were $79 and would go with about anything but they are worth the regular price of $140 ! I will be buying more in other colors. They are super easy to get on and are stretch fit on top. They are breathable and just great shoes.

I used to love this shoe, this is the third pair of this style that I've ordered. But giving this three stars because for some reason the strap going across the top of this shoe was so tight that it was painful to walk around in this shoe. I started pulling on it before putting it on to try to stretch it out, but I shouldn't have to do that. It wasn't like this for the two previous pairs I ordered.I started wearing this pair daily to try to break them and they are finally broken in after about 4 months of consistent wear.Would have been a five star review not for that issue. I love almost everything else about this shoe, it really helped provide the support I needed for my feet -- I noticed that the bad I knee I had been rehabbing started improving after I started wearing these shoes regularly.

It KILLS me to write this, because I have been singing OOFOS' praises for years. I swear I have encouraged at least 25 people to buy their flip flops.I have had these shoes for 3 months - I bought them because I am obsessed with their flip flops/sandals as they have basically cured my horrible plantar fasciitis. I wanted to be able to do a bit more walking, and the flip flops (while great) aren't awesome for long walks. I saved up for a while to be able to justify these because, let's be honest - it hurts to spend $60 on the (clearly injectable-foam-molded) flip flops, let alone double the price on pretty ugly shoes. But I did it.I have worn these maybe 5 times total, only used them to walk on paved easy trails, maybe clocking a total of under 10 miles over the course of a few hikes. As you can see, they look terrible. The soles are pitted and already disintegrating. The edges of the foam are showing permanent compression lines. They feel like they have no support already.The design of the shoe is also confusing - the band across the top is in a strange place and offers no support and no real aesthetic value. The back green tabs have given me heel blisters (solved by wearing higher socks), and they are both too wide and too narrow in the tip! It's like they were designed by someone who has never worn shoes before.Honestly, if these were $35, I wouldn't be complaining. It would be a case of "you get what you pay for" and we'd all move on with our lives. But for $120, I expected to be wow'd and never want to take them off. But even THEN, I could overlook how hideous they are and the price even, IF they actually felt like they were well-made durable shoes. But they do not.If you want a great pair of walking shoes, and you're about to spend this kind of money on them, skip OOFOS and get Oboz.

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 tried about 14 pairs of shoes as I have plantar facitis and absolutely nothing workedThese actually work !!!!Pricey but very much worth it if you want to be able to walk

Good looking shoe. Way too small fitting. I bought 1/2 up and were still too short. I bought them to support tendonitis of foot. Whilst the foot bed is very soft it was far too flexibleat the toe joint area and therefore did not support my foot for the above problem.

Got this for my mum and she loves how comfy they are