Casual Diabetic Slippers

I have major pain issues with both legs and feet. I can only wear socks and shoes for a verry limited time before I'm in so much pain it's intolerable. Needless to say I've tried so many different pairs of shoes. These ones are perfect. They're breathable, soft and comfortable, they come with a second pair of orthotic insoles. The packaging is exquisite for shoes anyways. I love them so much I ordered a second pair to have when I need a new pair. These are so much cooler than Hey Duds and they actually give you support. These are a quality buy. I could go on forever about how comfortable they are. Last item is the height of the sole. It's not super tall but enough you can feel comfortable wearing in the rain or light snow and not worry about the back of your feet getting wet.

These are the perfect "at-home" complement to Hoka's walking shoes. Easy to slip on and off, but with enough traction not to slip out of. They are lightweight and substantially constructed, and unlike many flat-soled slippers, they give you a choice of two different arch supports. The tread on the anti-slip sole is fine for brief outdoor use like taking out the trash or bringing in the mail. This proud boomer appreciates the smart casual styling that doesn't broadcast "senior shoes."

The bottom line is this shoe in size 11 will fit a person who wears a size 10.5 4E comfortably for light to moderate casual use. For additional reference to help you with sizing I'm 6' 225lbs. Out of the box it comes equipped with an arch support insole which is not a perfect fit width wise for my foot. A little more width where the arch support is would have made it perfect width. It's also a tight at the ball section, but I knew that part would stretch and it did surprisingly quickly after the first day of light use it became comfortably snug; I did wear a high breathability sport sock to add a little more size help with the initial stretching. The shoe also comes with a second pair of flat padded insoles which fits my foot perfect with just enough snug at the ball to keep it from slipping off (with or without socks), but I opted to keep the arch support in. Day 2 I wore it barefoot to my local comic con and the fit was snug (not tight) around the ball and needless to say I walked and stood on my feet for extended periods a lot that day, actually more than I would normally in a full two weeks. The first half of day 2 (roughly 4 hours) the shoe was comfortable and I didn't really notice that the insole was not the right width at the arch support area, but when fatigue/aches began I could obviously feel that fit was not right at the arch support area being a little bit narrow for my foot. It's possible the improper fit led to early foot fatigue, but my feet would have fatigued/aches even in right sized New Balance cross trainers at some point in the day anyway, usually closer to hour 6 or 7. I never sweat in the shoe, but after 3.5 to 4 hours of constant wear my feet began to get notably warm. I specifically wanted slippers so I could quickly take them off and rub my foot with a little Biofreeze (I knew it would happen so I went prepared :D) to alleviate the pain and cool my feet & and air out the shoe insole at the same time. Maybe because the insole is foam letting it air out and cool returned firmness to it reducing the feeling of misfit around the arch support area. After a full nights rest I wore the shoe on day 3 with no discomfort. It's also worth noting that other reviewers said the back of the shoe folds under their heel; I went a half size up and it was the right choice because the back never folded under my heel rather tickle the back of my foot when I was walking and even with the half size up the length was perfect. I'd say the shoe does not run big length wise, but it's a little wider allowing my x-wide foot to fit in without left to right squeezing. Some say the shoe is not durable, time will tell, but it was only $70 so I'm not worried about it. The photos were taken at the hotel after the full day 2 at the comic con. The wear looks normal to me so far.

My feet started hurting for the first time this year - I must be getting old. After researching for a while, I decided to buy these. I'm so glad I did! They are super comfortable, breathable, stylish, and I never take a step within my house without them on. Morning foot pain is gone. Standing up after sitting for a while no longer doubles me over in pain. These are a godsend, I will be buying this same shoe as soon as I need another pair. Thank you for making such a high-quality product!

Comfortable for indoor shoes such as slippers as the easy in out is a perfect fit. Other than that the soles are squeeky when you're walking around to the point you cannot sneak up on someone. I returned them for a pair of Sketchers.

Both my spouse and I love these. They feel like heaven on your feet and come with two differing insole so you can reduce or increase the arch support (brilliant!). I tend to walk on the right side of my foot so the back corner is the soles weaken or gently erodes faster than the rest of the shoe. With foot issues in general I know that imbalance can cause more ergonomic problems so I replace them often at my own expense. Although other shoes and soles may last longer, they aren’t as COMFORTABLE as these are!!! Another great feature about these shoes is is a TEST THEY PASS that my podiatrist suggests: when you grab the toe of the shoe with one hand and the heel with your other hand, you shouldn’t be able to twist the soul lengthwise if you try.

I was looking for a shoe that can transition between blues and blacks and green and this shoe had the right look. It has clean lines and the canvas color is perfect. It looks good in jeans and dressy casual. I like the slip in, almost backless construction. It is light and comfortable and has a slight spongy sole when walking. It is not a narrow shoe so if you have narrow feet it might feel a little loose.

I purchased these for my husband who had hip replacement surgery. He needed a shoe he could slip on and off easily. He says that the shoe is overall okay. One issue he has is that the shoe is wider than his Skechers step ins. He has been wearing them without socks. I think if he wore socks then they would fit fine.