SpencoWomen's Siesta Slide Mule

These are great shoes, very comfortable and great arch support

In my search to find the ultimate "house shoes" for my plantar fasciitis, I stumbled upon these. Actually, in looking up the top 10 shoes for arch support, these showed up on multiple lists. I was super excited to order them and see how they'd work. In several of the reviews, customers were describing foot problems identical to mine so I thought these would be perfect.I half love them, half dislike them.What do I love?--They are super stylish (at least, to my tastes). I've gotten a lot of compliments on them and because of that, am considering buying a second pair to wear outside of the house.--I like the variety of colors to choose from.--I like the cork insole. That's nice.--They do have arch support, and it doesn't break down over time.--They have a nice, deep heel cup and help remove some of the pressure and stress from the heel.What don't I like?--They stretch. When I first got these, I thought I might have to exchange them for a size up they were so snug. I knew they would stretch a tiny bit (and my feet are definitely not wider feet--they aren't super-narrow but I will say just a little bit more on the slim side) but not THIS much. They are too roomy now and because of that, the arch support is not as effective. I will say that I wear them every moment I'm inside my house (my doc says I can't go barefoot at all anymore) so with as much as I've been wearing them, that may play a part in why they've stretched so much. I have five kids and am constantly moving. For a less active individual, they maybe wouldn't stretch as much?--They make my feet sweat. This is not a problem I've had before with ANY shoe. I'm not sure if it's the cork insole or what but I actually have to wear them with a thin pair of socks now (which I HATE) because of how sweaty my feet get. Gross, I know. But ya'll need to know this stuff if you're considering buying them.Those are the only two things about this shoe I don't like, but to me those are two pretty big cons. I can't afford to NOT be picky about my shoes anymore, so it's important that they fit right when I buy them and stay that way.Although the fit isn't what I want and I do have to wear socks with them, I still like them. I would consider getting another pair.

I was looking for a good traveling/ walking shoe, I hesitated in buying these due to some of the negative reviews. I accidentally put them on my wish list instead of shopping list while considering options. My son saw them on my list and sent them to me for Mother’s Day. What a wonderful surprise !These are so comfortable and great for walking. The arch support is just perfect. I need a good arch support but not one too high, this shoe fits the bill. I don’t like cramming my feet into the toe of a shoe and these give a comfortable amount of breathing room without being loose. I tend to wear Birkenstock shoes and these give a little less room in the toe. If you have a narrow foot these most likely would not be for you. Admittedly I was not sure about the boxie look initially but changed my opinion quickly.The insole is a cork type material (or at least appears to be) which adds additional comfort. These are so comfortable I bought a second pair.Unlike other reviews, I have had no issues with the seams coming apart, or the toe being too wide. Highly recommend- great for walking without looking like you are heading to the gym.

Feet really feel better!

Every day all day. Just ordered my second pair. I have had several back surgeries and I have been looking for a shoe that perfect for me. I found them and pray Spence never goes out of business.

I usually wear a women's 8 or 8.5. I decided to try the 8 because I thought that I would wear them without socks. Without socks the fit is perfect. With socks, the shoes are a little bit too small, but I think they will stretch a little over time, so I think they'll be okay with thin socks. I was glad that other reviewers warned me about the little bump in the center of the insole. To my surprise, I like that funny little bump--it seems to get my feet to activate (my arches need activation, since otherwise my feet are flat). The soles of the shoes are a little slippery, which I don't like, but parts of the soles seem to grip, so I think that they'll be okay. Originally, I got the cream color, but I got worried that the fabric would look grungy quickly, so I returned those, and I ordered the pale gray instead, which I like--they are a nice, natural looking color. The pale grey also gives less of a "boat" look to the shoes, compared to the cream color. (I usually am willing to have a bit of a "boat" look, however, since I like a big toe box for comfort.) My feet get a little sweaty on the insoles, which is a downside, but I like the minimal drop and am not sure that I want to keep looking for a more perfect shoe. (I might try different insoles to see if that helps.) The insole looks like cork, but another reviewer alerted me that it might not actually be cork, and I think they are correct. I think the insoles may be a squishy plastic that looks like cork. I really like the fabric upper and, overall, am glad to have found these shoes.

The shoes fit well and are comfortable, but the footbed is not made from natural cork. The shoes get stinky and I have to wash the insoles often. Not at all what I want in a shoe I wear every day around the house, without socks.

Love Spenco cheapest price is Amazon . Well made and support is great . Second pair satisfied with these products

I teach Kindergarten and am on my feet all day. Find these super comfy and breathable. And so far they haven’t got smelly! The fit true to size,

Merci!!

These were the perfect solution to my plantar fasciitis. Thank you thank you thank you!