shevalues Orthopedic Sandals for Women Arch Support Recovery Flip Flops Pillow Soft Summer Beach Shoes

These are soooo comfortable. I have Planter fasciitis and if I don't wear proper shoes I will end up with severe pain. I was wearing bad flip-flops around the house and ended up where it was hard to walk. I saw these and thought I would take a chance since they are so affordable. I just came home from grocery shopping to find these on the porch. My feet were hurting so bad from all the walking so I put these on. All I can say is INSTANT RELIEF! They are so springy and supportive. They are great. I love them. I am ordering another pair right away. I normally wear 8.5, 9 in sneakers. I ordered the 8.5-9 and they fit perfect. One thing I would suggest is more colors!UPDATE:After wearing them for a few days and falling madly in love with them I purchased a second pair in grey. The sizing is off. One fits and the other is very loose and visibly larger. I am returning and going to order another pair because I love the black ones so much. I am hoping it was just a flukeUPDATE #2Inconsistent sizing for sure. I have now bought 3 pair and only the first pair are wearable. I received two pair that only fit one foot. The second shoe is stretched out and big. I am really sad because I love the first pair of black I received. I would like to have backups. My feet have not hurt since I purchased them . . . What to do?

I purchased these shoes to wear as house shoes. I am past 55 now, have a large home with hard floors and my feet ache by the end of the day (10,000 steps minimum). I found wearing "shoe" type slippers get stinky, don't last long and are pricey. These are comfortable, my feet are much less achy, they've lasted well so far (4 months at review) and they're super easy to clean. I use a scrub brush and dish soap. I live in a warm humid weather state and they're still order free. Also, I buy tabi socks for when it's cold to keep my feet warm. I highly recommend these if you're looking for a decent shoe with excellent order control. Just remember to wash them once a week, good luck!I would like to add a con. If you shuffle your feet, the top of the shoe can roll back under and cause you to trip. This is the nature of flip flops. Be careful. A great reason to practice balance exercises!

I've been ordering Oofos for years now, despite the price hikes. They now cost $60-ish, whereas these shevalues cost me only $20. I have high arches, some arthritis in my feet, and am subject to a lot of metatarsal pain unless wearing shoes that can alleviate that problem.Comparing the two:Oofos work well, despite no obvious metatarsal support, because they mold to your feet, and they give a soft and cushy comfort without loss of support. unfortunately, I've needed to replace them often, because the toe thong part breaks easily. Current price $59.95Shevalues are not quite as soft, though still cushy enough for comfort. They do have adequate arch support (I've got very high arches, and really need that), and a bonus is that they have a gentle metatarsal support bump as well. The only down side is that the treads are very deep and firm, and you need to be very careful to fully lift your feet when walking in them, or you will almost certainly stumble and fall. No lazy foot scuffing!! Current price $19.95So considering that I can get 3 pairs of shevalues sandals for the cost of 1 pair of Oofos, the choice is clear.

On a family member's recommendations, I tried recovery sandals from Oofos. In fact, I tried at least 6 different styles. I tried Hokas. I tried Brooks. I tried Adidas. I tried Crocs's version (love most of their stuff, but not this). And nothing quite worked for me. In fact, one day out in Oofos, and my feet were in the most excruciating pain of my life (and I've had chronic pain from an old injury for about 20 years).I didn't have high hopes for these. But they blew me away!My first thought was, they aren't as "squishy" as Oofos. But as they warm up from your body heat, they get squishier (in hours, not days or weeks). They have a decent bounce to the heel.The Oofos are very narrow shoes which is part of why they hurt me -- even the thong flip-flops like these would manage to twist my feet in weird ways so my heel would keep slipping off them while simultaneously being held too tight. And I tried multiple sizes, so that wasn't the issue.These are just right in the width department. I'd say I have wide feet, but not anything super-wide. A wide-width shoe is usually plenty, and I'm even fine in a lot of non-wide shoed.The best thing though? These don't only focus on the heel and things like plantar fasciitis. They're also great if you have metatarsalgia or Morton's neuroma (I have all three at the moment) because they take pressure off the ball of your foot and they include a built in metatarsal pad right in the foam base of the shoe. If you're not familiar, this helps take some pressure off the ball of your foot by spreading it across a wider area.I'm not saying I'd wear these out for a long walk, all-day outings, or anything like that. But as far as recovery sandals go, after trying all the "big guys," somehow these are what came out on top. Liked them enough I'm ordering another pair.

I am doing a lot of weight training and am over 50 and when I get home from the gym and put these on, I feel light and springy in them and I don’t feel like I creak everywhere. They absorb so much shock.These are literally the most comfortable things I’ve ever worn. I have three pair now and one pair are my indoor slippers.I just bought Oofos slippers as it’s cold for flip flops but I prefer the flip flops! These have great arch support and so soft and cloud like. Just amazingly comfortable.I never want to take them off.Definitely try these - I have had no issue with sizing on three pair, normally a 9 and 8.5-9 fits great.

Muy cómodas, lindo color y además me ayudó a mi fasicis plantar.Todo el día las uso, comprare más colores .

Buena calidad y funcional

Son muy informales, mucho más de lo que esperaba por el material que no es de buena calidad.