Orthofeet Women's Orthopedic Stretch Knit Louise Slippers

Absolutely love these ! Have had them for more than a year and cannot live without them. Home is all hardwood floors which are painful for me to walk on with metatarsal damage from decades of heels. Great outdoors yard shoe as well. Wear them every single day.

So disappointed. Wanted these to work because of superior cushioning. My usual size was ALMOST long enough, that strap across the instep could be adjusted and helped keep my feet from sliding forward and jamming toes. While the toe box was wide enough, it was not tall enough. This is a recurring problem with many shoes. I thought about ordering a half size up but I don't think the toe box would be taller. These would not even work as slippers. I have a pair of their sandals and they are so cushy!

I started having incredible foot and back pain in the second trimester of pregnancy and bought these based on reviews. I am in the third trimester now and these are the only shoes that alleviate the foot, leg and low back pain. If I don’t have them on, even for ten minutes, I am in agony. It’s really wild how well these work!!! I am so grateful and can’t recommend them enough. My only gripe is the rim around the shoe that touches the top of my foot took some breaking in (but I have very sensitive skin) - they’d leave red marks and irritation on the top of my foot for a couple of weeks but now it’s fine and feels comfortable.

These were pretty expensive. They are attractive and look nice enough to wear as a shoe. I would not because of the possibility of the shoe slipping off outside. I am somewhat disappointed in the ortho feet claim. The main insert has a mold similar to many inserts I have bought separately for ten percent of the price of the slipper. I do not think the design of the slipper adds any more additional support. I could put a pad in any of my slippers. There are two additional inserts in case the slipper is not as snug as you would like it to be. Good planning.

This clog is very comfortable; however, I had to add arch supports because of the plantar fasciitis in one foot. They aren’t the most attractive shoes, but I didn’t purchase them so much for their looks.