Okabashi Men’s Eurosport Flip Flops - Sandals

These are the best sandal/open toe shoe available in my opinion. Reasonably priced. Formed to perfectly fit the human foot with an arch support in exactly the right spot. Made of hard rubber, but amazingly quite comfortable. Probably as durable as any shoe available. And made in America!

Great sandals! I always find it hard to find footwear that’s wife’s enough. These are very comfortable and easy to put on, and the price is right. MADE IN THE USA!!!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Took a bit getting used to wearing sandals again, but after a week or so, I love them.I got them to keep air circulating around my toes to reduce fungal infections, which has been effective.They are very comfortable though I don't do exercise walks in them.Construction seems very quality.They're lightweight, and fit well. Highly recommended, even though they're not cheap.

The slides are good. They are comfortable, last, and dry well. I bought these at CVS in California. To get a second pair at some point years later, I had to have them shipped to a non-California address. Why? Is there a prop-65 problem, or are we just making in inconvenient on purpose?

I love Okabashi slippers. I work at home and wear them all day and night at home. I wear women's size 40 Eur/9 US shoe size. I find the male Okabashi shoe 8/8.5 is a great fit, with a slightly wider footbed than the women's Okabashi, and ultimately more comfortable. I have been wearing this brand for over two decades and purchased a new pair every summer at my local Walgreens. Amazon has comparable prices and variety of styles and colors. They are guaranteed for two years. Since I live in mine, I do not necessarily expect them to last two years before splitting on the side. For the price, I discard and start a new pair which I have pre-purchased and standing by. With the male size, I can comfortably wear with socks in winter. My number one reason for always wearing Okabashi is that I have very flat feet and love the support I get with my Okabashi shoes.I also keep a pair in my vehicle as driving shoes, for safety and to save wear/tear on my high heels and dress shoes. I can quickly slip in and out. They can be rinsed with water and always retain their new looks and support until they literally fall apart from you loving them and wearing them so much. Try a pair, you will not regret the purchase.

I bought the exact same pair about 5 years ago at Menards. I purchased them because I needed a pair and noticed they were made in the USA. I absolutely loved them. Very comfortable and easy to clean and take care of. Lasted thru a lot of abuse. I can’t say enough good things about them. When I finally wore them out it was a no brainer to get another pair. Found them on Amazon and ordered them immediately. These are my go to. Always at the door waiting for me.

The Okabashi Men’s Eurosport Flip Flops - Sandals get a mixed review after the first day. I wanted something washable, durable, comfortable, and protective from penetration by sharp objects-glass, nails- in case I wear them to the beach or gym. I have been wearing Flojos brand for about a year, and they started getting frayed where there is fabric, and also absorbing foot odors that wouldn't wash out. Had to make a change, the Flojos are done and smelly.So I am trying these Okabashis for price, quality of manufacture [US made], fit, comfort, durability, protection, odor resistance, safety [stay on my feet, don't slip around], and so far they meet most of my expectations, but with two exceptions. The first is size. I wear an 8.5 US men's shoe, so the chart told me to get a Large Flip Flop. They fit but just barely. So a bit tight, like others said, recommend you get the next size up from their chart. The second issue I am having is comfort. With due respect to reflexology and foot massage, I really don't need my flip flops to massage my feet, particularly when it involves annoying little bumps in the arch and plantar regions of my feet. I think those bumps are supposed to promote circulation and function like little masseuses when you walk, however, I have found them to be annoying and distracting. Realistically, when I put on a pair of flip flops, I don't want to have to keep thinking about them constantly. Like, "When will I start getting used to these little bumps on my flip flops ? " "Will the benefits outweigh the annoyance before I decide to return them ?", or "Hmmm, I think should spend the next half hour writing about these flip flops". In the past flip flops were these rubber things that you bought for a few dollars and wore to the shower, beach, or swimming pool. The problem with old school flip flops was like Jimmy Buffet said in "Margaritaville", you would all the time blow out your flip flops and have the rubber strap dangling, incapable of secure re-insertion to restore functionality of your flip flops. So you went out and paid another two bucks at KMart and got a new pair. The other problem with old school flip flops was safety. I mean, if you got a little soap on them, you were going down, along with getting a herniated disk from the sudden slide. Like stepping on a banana peel. Another safety factor with the old school flip flops was, only God could help you if you accidentally stepped on a nail. I mean, right into your foot, regardless of thumb tack, or roofing nail, time for a trip to the ER for a tetanus shot. So these Okabashi flip flops are good for support, safety, odor resistance, and durability. They look very well made, and they should eliminate my concerns about slipping and sliding, stepping on nails, becoming stinky. The price point is very good, especially for a US made product. I wouldn't hesitate to wear them to the beach or at the pool & shower in my gym. I suppose over time, I will get used to the annoying little bumps designed to promote healthier feet. Maybe I should start sleeping on a bed of nails to improve the health of my back. Just kidding. But if you get these, you have been put on notice, you may spend more time thinking about your flip flops then in the past, because gone are the days of the $2 flip flop from KMart. These are a big improvement, just a bit annoying.

Being homeless I wear these things all the time and through all sorts of climates and conditions and over the last decade these are the best one-piece, which is what you want if you want lasting sandals. The rubber is a higher grade that does not wear down as easily as other rubbers, and so the integrity remains. When I first began wearing them the break-in period was worse than any other I had but I'm glad I kept them instead of getting rid of them! Stick it through and you'll be glad, too! I don't want any other sandal so I'm willing to pay a higher price from a different store just to get a replacement of these in who knows how many years if need be. Jesus Christ is God and he blesses you!