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

Don’t hesitate get them.
Positive review. I, as a practice don’t do reviews. I read them. I read reviews on these and took a chance. I needed an orthotic support but wide enough for my wide feet and soft enough. My Vionic flip flops I love are not good for house wear. They are not soft enough. These flip flops are Outstanding. I didn’t expect much. They delivered. I’m a size 7 wide and I got the 6-6.5 wide. Perfect. My heel is cradled and the orthotic support prevents over pronation I have. They are soft and bouncy without being too soft like Cloudies. I am zipping around in these! Love them can not recommend enough. I WILL be ordering more and encouraging my family and friends about these. Wow. Loving these flip flops. For reference I am 56 with hip bursitis and knee arthritis. I over pronate on the same leg with those issues. I’ve had Clark’s, Vionics, and Cloudies. Not bad products at all. But these flip flops are so comfy and supportive – I have found a new economical replacement for house and summer wear. Do not hesitate order them.

Product is amazing
Amazing product with comfort to the sole. It binds with the shape of the foot and relieves the pain. Very lightweight and perfect size as mentioned. I like the color of these. Highly recommended for interior daily use.

Great sandals! Just do not leave them in the sun!!
When I first got these sandals they were so awesome!!! My feet were in heaven!! Every time I put them on to go outside to my garden, I thought how nice they felt on my feet. Well, it appears that the sun has changed position and now it has been shining on my sandals that I keep outside because I do not wear shoes in the house. THEY SHRUNK!!! I looked at them one day and thought they did not look the same as before. Then I put them on and they definitely did not fit and they kept on coming off of my feet. So you most likely do not want to leave these in the sun for too long as they might shrink for you too!

These long-toed flip-flops FLIPped me twice so they’re FLOPS as shoes. They also SHRINK in the sun!
I first hought these seemed like fairly substantial flip-flops until I “lost” them. (One got away in a wave. I live at the beach.” So, I ordered another pair. Oops! The problems started there. First, I started tripping over the end of the sandals. I think they must be made for tallish people with long fingers and toes. I sized down for my second pair because even though I’d almost tripped and fallen in them the first time I got them, I figured that maybe they just ran large. No. they don’t run large. The second pair left my big toe and second toe feeling, somehow, cramped, even though the flip-flop STILL extended about two-thirds of an inch or more beyond the end of my big toe. My usual size is 7.5 to 8. Admittedly, the first pair probably was too large — the sizing is weird on these. a 7.5 should fit 7.5 to 8. But if you get an 8 anyway and not the 7.5 – 8, it is too large. And if you get the 7.5 – 8, the foot part is too small, but the toe-length is too large. Even with the 7.5 – 8 size, the toe-length STILL extends too far beyond the front edge of my foot so I didn’t dare wear them for walking the dog on the street (no sidewalks on the beach street) because if the dog gave chase unexpectedly and I fell in front of a car –well — I hate to imagine. But, the very worst part is this: When you go to the lake, or to the beach, do you walk right indoors with sand on your shoes? Or, do you leave them by the outside of the front door? Or, ever leave them in the car? I made that mistake with the second pair. And I almost thought I was onto something the second time. What I discovered by accidentally leaving them on the outdoor dining table in the sun, was that if you leave them there all day, the sun will cook them a bit. And when you go back to put them on, if they’re too long, they’ll fit better. EXCEPT, JUST DON’T DO IT A SECOND TIME. The second time, I left them in the back of the car (crossover). It got hot inside the car. the shoes cooked again. The next time, the 7.5 – 8 shoes were soooooo small, that I could not even get them on. Maybe they were a size 4.5 or 5. So, it’s a total loss now. I will NEVER buy these again. I got them thinking that they might be a good substitute for the slightly more expensive Aetrix sandals that are meant to accomplish being a beach flip flop while ALSO being attractive AND ORTHOPEDIC. These were a bit too soft underfood, anyway, but as long as they fit I was willing to put up with that PLUS THE DANGEROUS part of possibly tripping over the end of the shoe as it scraped along the street of the foot being left behind as the other foot walked ahead of it in the course of ongoing strides up the street. That too-long part did scrape the street too many times for comfort, and if I’d fallen because of that it would not have been pretty. I almost did fall a couple of times but caught my balance before going down.Anyway, if you have balance issues OR toe-lengths that are not borne of being long-legged and long-limbed in general (my legs and arms are slightly shorter than average size, but hardly by much at all and no one ever notices it except for me), then these might be dangerous on you. Also whatever they are made of is NOT as narrow as the rubbery stuff that drug-store sandals are made from. These sort of pretend to be drug-store sandals in terms of their general look. Except they aren’t. They’re more expensive. And shaped differently. And, the very thick THONG part, that goes between the big toe and the second toe is not terribly comfortable. Since these sort of play at being “orthopedic,” I embraced that at first, thinking it had something to do with their “orthopedic” nature. But, no! I’ve word plenty of good, solid, Hawaiian-style flip-flops with much prettyier and narrower toe-thongs , and it is NOT necessary to have a thick and awkward thong, or a too-long, front-of-foot toe extension on a sandal that purports to be orthopedic. Just because the arch of your foot can feel the height of the shoe’s instep does NOT mean that the shoe has been properly anatomcially designed for your foot. So, I am going back to the proper sizing and fabricating material of a REAL orthopedic mainland flip flop, and maybe even back to the Hawaaian style I had been buying before I tried to save some bucks with these. If you fall in them (which I’ve done, now, twice, without specifically blaming the shoes for the fall — I pinned those falls on rocks, or irregular street surface, or whatever — I now think maybe if I’d been wearing a REAL ortho sandal I might NOT have lost my balance quite so easily.)) you won’t know the outcome until it happens. Luckily my two falls just resulted in skinned knees and skinned elbows, and skinned palms. However, if I’d been a few years older, it might also have resulted in broken nose, or, worse, broken hip. So, that’s why I finally reviewed these “flip flops” In my view, you not only will flip over in them if you wear them consistently, but they also are a big flop when it comes to safety.

Muy cómodas, se ven resistentes

Wow, excellent arch and metatarsal support. A real rarity. I’ve tried sooo many sandals that are much more expensive but they aren’t enough for my feet. With advanced arthritis, tendonopathy, plantar fasciitis and neuropathy, I’m getting to be an expert. The only thing that could improve them is a back strap for better stability but they are thongs after all. A good balance of cushion and support. There is a seam along the toe piece that was a bit irritating so I carefully sanded the seam down, now it’s fine.I found my regular size perfect for my feet. I have a high instep, wide fore foot and regular heel.