REVITALIGN Women's Oceanside Adjustable Slipper

I bought a house that has lots of ceramic and marble tile, and it became obvious my old cheap slippers didn't have enough support (previous house only had ceramic in the bathrooms). I have flat feet, and have had plantar fascitis in the past. Other orthotic slippers were too wide and it felt like my feet just flopped around in them. I don't have particularly narrow feet and wear a regular 7.5 in most shoes with no issues. I also didn't want slippers that were fuzzy on the outside... seems like a dirt magnet. I looked at all the major names: Haflinger, Vionic, Spenco, etc., but these were the only ones I found that work for me. I ordered size 8, and they fit well. I can wear the with socks (Chicago winter) or barefoot. Glad I took a chance and ordered these. Only 4 stars since I don't know how long they'll last, I've only had them for 2 weeks.

One of the colors was in sale for like $40 and so o decided to try it. I have a lot of foot problems I’m hoping it’ll help. 1) they DO run really small. I’m usually a 9.5-10 and I got an 11 and it JUST fits. 2) the sole is great, and I feel like you could wear out outside and be fine 3) the insole seems like it could be removable but it’ll take some work and there’s not much to the shoe if you do (so not going to put my orthotics in until it wears out) 4) it doesn’t breathe well. My feet got pretty sweaty right off the bat 5) the insole is very firm (which I like) and isn’t fuzzy material (small a plus) but the arch support isn’t enough for my very flat feet. I added a small arch support pad and that seems better, but I’m not sure it’ll stay in place long term. Wish it had more support on its own!I’m glad I tried it but I’m also glad I didn’t pay the full amount.

I bought these after looking for reviews of slippers with good arch support. No memory foam here. These has a solid, rigid arch support.The review I read said some people don't find these "soft" enough for slippers, but soft is not what I'm looking for. I have to have a rigid soul and good arch support. I have high arches, plus I had Morton's Neuroma surgery with some complications from the tumor dislocating a toe.The only thing I don't like about these is that I can't wear them without socks because the back of the footbed has a logo silk screened on it that has a plastic, sticky feel.

I wear a 6 1/2. With the thinnest socks, my feet hang over the 7 a bit. I then bought an 8 which is great for thicker socks. Unfortunately one of the slippers had a stain. I wanted to exchange but none left in that color even though recent purchase. I looked at different colors and the cost was much much higher even though purchase was recent. So now hoping price goes back down and that there is some inventory left.

I have tried several orthotic slippers and have not had any luck until I found these. It took a couple weeks to break them in but knowing this type of shoe I felt confident they would soften up, as they did. My only wish is that they came in half sizes, they run a bit small. I am going to buy a second pair because it seems whenever I find something that is perfect they stop making them. I’m not going to risk it this time. And the price is great!