Orthofeet Men's Orthopedic Clog Slipper with Arch Support Asheville

Couldn't live without these. I have a collapsed arch on one foot and a bad hip on the same side so walking without shoes is painful and putting laced shoes on is equally painful with the bad hip. These allow me to slip into them very easily without bending down and putting pressure on the bad hip. I wear them everywhere and have purchased several pairs from Amazon over the last 7+ years since my arch collapsed. Wish I'd have discovered them sooner when my bad hip was my only problem. They offer thick, sturdy cushion to the bottom of the foot and aren't constantly slipping off when climbing stairs, etc. I even drive with them on.

Very comfortable for somebody who has flat feet. These were well worth the price. Love the fit and feel.

its a house shoe, it mentions its 'orthotic' footware, compared to my orthotics in my shoe, this does not have quite the support that i am used to, it has a slight drop from the heel to to toe. the soul provides a soft footbed and is comfortable when walking on the wooden floors. if one has a problem with over pronation i would look for something else as this seems to be fine for nominal foot alignment.

These are very nice shoes. They are well made and designed. I like that you can just slip them on, I usually wear them around the house...sometimes outside if it's just in the grass and there's no mud. These are really indoor shoes though.The quality is quite good, in all ways, from the soles to the liner to the top and sides. They should be, considering the price.However, the fit seems off. I ordered 10.5 wide...they seem more like 11 or maybe even 11.5. They don't fit like other 10.5 wide shoes fit me. I've worn Sketchers, New Balance, and Under Armor 10.5 wides, and these are the worst fit. The fit is good, and adjustable, for width and thickness of my feet...they just seem like they are too long.They are also a bit difficult to adjust, but there is a technique that works.In lieu of laces, there are two velcro flaps at the side of the tongue. You really have to get them tight enough, which means putting the shoe on, opening one side, tightening it but keeping the tongue pulled back and aligned correctly from front-to-back, then doing the same on the other side. This gets them tight enough, and once properly adjusted, you can slip them on and off and they shouldn't feel like they want to fall off...except of course for the extra length of the shoe.They also have inserts that act as shims, in the case that your feet are not thick enough to allow you to tighten them down enough (I didn't need these). BTW, those inserts don't fit my other 10.5 wide shoes, reinforcing my belief that these are at least half a size longer.I think you probably want to get these half a size smaller than you're used to...that should take care of the size issue. I decided to keep them anyway, because even if they don't fit perfectly, they still manage to be comfortable, and I really didn't want to wait or go to the trouble of sending them back and getting another pair.The other question is whether or not they are worth the price. I'm not really sure that I couldn't find something as or nearly as good, for less money, but they are very nice shoes. If the price seems too steep for you, try something else.However, if you can afford it without sacrificing something else, I don't think you'll be disappointed (except maybe in the fit). As I said, they are very nice shoes...but not life altering. I might buy these again, when it's time to replace this pair...and I might not. I'll shop for something cheaper, and if nothing catches my eye, I'll probably go ahead and order these again, a half size smaller...but maybe I'll buy something else instead. Since I can't even decide for myself if they're worth the price, I certainly can't decide for anyone else.One final note: the lining is very warm. I would even say it's a bit too warm. If you want warm feet and you like really thick socks, you'll probably appreciate the lining...but if you find your feet getting too warm sometimes, you'll probably take them off from time-to-time just because you feel like they are too warm (that has been my experience). I don't think the liner is a deal breaker either way; it's too warm for me, but only a little, and I really think some people will really like the thick, warm lining. However, if it's very important to you that your feet can breath, these are probably not for you.

Extremely comfy, durable, adjustable slippers. I use them daily. I am on my third pair (but we are talking years of use). When I first got them, I immediately bought some for my father, who also loved them.

There is no other more comfortable if you have Neuropathy or Achilles heal or just sore feet from on your feet all day . Great quality I’m on my second pair after two years ! The old one I shifted to work at home needs !

Best part is that the sole inside is changeable for hotter days during summer. Best house slippers, and you could wear them outside too for a grocery run. Great gift for anyone, especially elderly.

I wear inserts on all my shoes for plantar fasciitis. I had a pair of slippers without them and noticed the lack of support right away. I decided to cough up the money for these and am very happy with the purchase. They appear to be well made and I wear them around the house with no problem. I'll wear them outside to get the paper but would not take a walk in them, not caring for the lack of a backing. The box includes spacers to fit under the sole if the slippers are a little loose as well as arch lifters if you need more support. All the previous reviews said they run a little large so I purchased a 9 1/2 while I normally wear a 10. Seems like a good fit.