ONCAIMens Sandals, Arch Support Sport Slides Open Toe Adjustable Straps Orthotic Cushioned Footbed for Plantar Fasciitis Rubber Soles Size 7.5-15

Maybe I am just old but I had never even heard of Slides before my home health nurse told me about them. I had leg surgery on my left leg and I have a nurse come out to change my bandages 3 days a week until the wounds are healed and the 3 layer leg bandage makes it impossible to put on my regular shoes. I have been using regular slippers and I have bought 3 different pairs and they all are so flat and have no cushioning at all for the bottom of my feet plus they are now open ended on the back like these slides so the lip at the back of the slippers is always rubbing against the back of my ankle, aggravating the tender part of my leg while it is trying to heal. My nurse suggested getting a pair of slides so I chose this pair since it has the adjustable strap so they fit well on my right leg with just a sock on and still adjust to fit on my left leg with the thick bandages. These have been a total game changer for me. I no longer have that back lip of the slippers keeping the back of my ankle raw and now I finally have something that I can wear with my leg bandaged. I am not supposed to even be on my leg much at all but I don't have anyone to help me so I have to at least prepare my meals and get the garbage taken out, little things like that so these have been great. Now I can at least have something decent to wear because I have to have something to put on my foot when I go to doctors appointments or the pharmacy for now until my leg heals and these have done the trick. Since they have the adjustable strap on the top they fit each foot equally well and they have way more padding than any slippers I have ever had so even after my leg heals and the bandages are no longer needed I will continue to use these around the house. I highly recommend these with the adjustable straps over any type that are not adjustable. This way you get a good non slip fit no matter if you are barefoot, wearing socks, or even with bandages like I have for the time being. I couldn't even take out the trash because I couldn't get anything on my left foot. Now I can get my simple household chores done and fix something to eat while having this padded slide to wear on my feet.

This is my third pair of these slippers. I am still wearing the first pair that are on their second year. The sandals are adjustable and very comfortable and sized well. I purchased the second pair just for going outside to keep the 'indoor' pair clean and they live by the door. The third pair is just for travel - they are packed and ready to go. I use the travel pair for getting around the hotel. They look good enough to wear in public and are easy to slip on and off.

I like these slippers. We live in an area where we have a LOT of standing water. Having a nice pair of slippers helps keep my feet dry because they hold me above ground. They're also very comfortable because of the adjustable straps across the top of my VERY wide feet!

My son loves these, they are comfortable and fit well. We have bought these 3 times. Shoes last just fine, but if you leave them on the ground they are my dogs favorite chew toy. Of course she has to keep chewing only the right shoe not left.

They're more comfortable and have better arch supports than the ones I've had without the Velcro adjustment, and are less likely to catch on stair treads and more likely to be positioned correctly. I like them.

Nice quality, however I purchased due to neuropathy in my feet. Providing you do not have this disease, you may appreciate.I cannot wear as I am unable to feel my feet therefore resulting in a 'trip hazard.'

It fits comfortably for those with wide feet. The strap helps to adjust the fit to perfection. The comfort in the material helps the tired feet from a long day at work

So good my man had to get two. I tried them and they’re light and comfy too! The band thingy is also adjustable for semi-sport mode just in case you need to run from something (I won’t ask what for, obviously).