RubiesVinyl Funny Feet Slipper Adult Male

These cool feet turned my tip jar into a cool little tip monster.

I used these as part of a dobby costume. They fit my feet perfectly fine with socks and I am a size 8 women’s. They were a bit large but the toe holes allowed me to have some grip and I wore them like flip flops with socks on the inside. I wore them out to several bars on Halloween and they never came off.

Love them

The media could not be loaded. I dont know if these are meant to slip over your shoe, if that's the case, it will barely fit. If wearing as sandals only, they may be uncomfortable. Ive seen men with feet almost as Big so not as huge feet as I thought they would be. We bought these for Wreck it Ralph costume and Wreck it Ralph hands are huge in proportion when compared to regular men's hands. Nevertheless they will have to do the job. Really there's not that many inexpensive options out there. Light in color as previously stated. I wouldn't buy it if you're higher than a men's shoe size 10 as they don't have much length either.Note; Ive measured this from big toe to back at 10 1/2 inches and from the inside separation of big toe and toes to be 9 3/4 inches. (The opening rises from about 1 1/2 inches on the corners to almost 2 inches in the middle (fit snug regardless due to rubber material)I've edited and added a video of item. Sorry about my rants and accent and It cuts me off because it was too long! Hopefully you can see a bit of it and when I flip it the thinness of the sole part. Do not get me wrong, you can probably make this work if it fits you. Just not what I expected and definitely not an adult shoe cover. More of a temporary slip on.

I bought these for a hobbit costume and I am excited to have big feet. I wear a women's size 9 or 9.5 and these pretty much fit perfectly snug with no room to squeeze a small shoe or sandal in (for my foot size at least. The top part digs into my foot a bit.I hope to wear these for several hours outside so my plan is to either wear some no-show socks with them OR cut out the bottom and attach to shoes.First photo my hand is pointing to where my real toes end in the rubber foot. Inside is toe-shaped which I was NOT expecting (I thought it would be flat inside) but not a bad thing. Probably helps to grip the feet.Whatever your plan is, if your shoe size is similar to mine prepare for shoes not being able to fit inside so plan ahead for that.5 stars because it's exactly as advertised. Your basic rubber giant feet

Feet don’t really fit, if you use socks watch out the plastic is st hard and so sharp wrong type of move and it will cut you. They ship these flat as can be there’s no form. I felt like I was trying to put on shoes that were too small. These should be able to go on over shoes. The only way that was going to happen is if I cut off half of my feet and shrank them.

I am doing Die Hard as our family Christmas theme this year, so you already know where I'm going with if you've seen the movie. If not, I can only imagine you haven't had cable, rented/streamed a movie, or had anyone in your life who has made you sit down to watch it, or don't like Bruce Willis as an actor (so sad). People will argue it's not a Christmas movie, even Bruce Willis himself. If it's not, then it shouldn't be set at Christmas time, play Christmas music at the beginning or the end of the movie, set it at a company Christmas party, have Holly refer to herself as Scrooge, and have huge Christmas trees in the background shots. See? Christmas movie. But I digress.In the movie, John has his shoes off trying to relax after a flight from New York to California, when the terrorists crash the Christmas party. John gets away barefoot and spends the rest of the movie barefoot. Hence the need for the feet. I am using my Halloween skeletons as the characters (John, Hans, Al, and the 'Now I have a Machine Gun. Ho Ho Ho' dead guy). The feet were for John's skeleton, which are epic by the way. I don't know what else I'm going to use the feet for, but I will definitely be keeping them around.

So I mean these are super cheap and when you get them they are exactly as pictured. I'm not really sure what one would use them for out of the box directly. They are not worth the 10$ imo as they were. They are very cheap and poorly made, however that isn't what I bought them for.I needed hobbit feet and there weren't many options available. So I did my research, bought these guys and modded them till they looked more or less like hideous hobbit feet.I painted them using folk art multi surface superior coverage satin finish paint in parchment, coffee latte, steel grey, and baby pink. I then used brush on super glue to adhere brown wool for realistic hair. I can insert any shoe because I have small feet (ladies 6-6.5) so I chose to paint a pair to match. If you have big feet you might have problems wearing shoes with these because there isn't a lot of room. You could trim them down or take the whole bottom part off and just glue the top to an old pair of shoes.I may or may not need to glue them to the shoes. I'm not sure I will need to wear them around first plus I want to make sure the shoes don't give me blisters since I painted them and that made the fabric a lot stiffer.