OrthoComfoot Men's Orthopedic Comfortable Slip-On Shoes with Arch Support, Orthotic Loafers for Plantar Fasciitis, Canvas Leisure Vintage Flat Walking Shoes for Foot and Heel Pain Relief

My husband has developed plantar fascists and has been suddenly suffering from intense foot pain... which I can totally understand because I've had the same foot affliction for several years. The only thing that has helped for me is good shoe insoles and good shoes.We're retired and He has been mainly wearing slip on shoes like Van's and teva sandals and Crocs, which neither has any real support. We live in a warm climate so there is year round lawn mowing and swimming pool cleaning etc. So I decided to see what I could find him that works as a casual slip on shoe for everyday stuff as well as something that can be worn out to eat etc. Yet be orthopedic.When I found these on Amazon I just had to get them! The reviews are good and these have that hands-free slip-on ability ( like Sketchers only these are even better for one's feet) so I bought him the denim color in size 13. He wears a 13 in most shoes, and these fit him just right. As soon as he put them on he just made a nice "ahhhhh" sound of relief. He says they're extremely comfortable. These come with another type of insole that you can swap with the ones that arrive already inside the shoes. He says that both insoles feel great but will have to experiment to see which is best during long-term wear. He told me his feet haven't hurt and for that I'm super happy!! Now I'm going back to buy him some more pairs of different colors. Oh BTW another nice thing is that these are really nice looking shoes! They don't look like orthopedic shoes AT ALL!! Love that. Also, their not heavy, the quality is excellent and time will tell about durability.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:My luck with slip on shoes hasn't been satisfactory. They are either too loose or too tight. As I'm in my 70s too loose doesn't provide balance support while walking and I feel like I'm going to fall. Too tight and they are impossible to slip into. But, my luck changed with these snappy looking shoes from OrthoComfort. At first they felt a bit stiff but after a few hours they fit nicely, snug enough for stability, and not too cushy. I'm very happy with the shoes. Time to check out their other styles.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Always trying to find comfortable shoes. The claims said it had good support.

I have a slight disability and cannot use my New Balance because they are too heavy. These new shoes are just 1 lb each whereas the other ones were 2 lb each and believe it or not it makes a difference in my walk. They look good and they feel good and they also give you some inserts just in case you need them. The shoes seem to be manufactured with quality. So far so good. Very happy. Very comfortable.

Pro: Ease of slip-on, comfortable walking shoe.Nice subdued appearance.Con: I consistently wear size 10, but the first pair I bought, my big toe ran into the end of the shoe.I replaced it with a 10 1/2 which was long enough but then I had to get heel inserts to keep it from slipping up and down on my heels.After wearing it perhaps 20-30 times, the stitching on the side of shoe came loose and I had to take it to a shoe shop to be restitched.

Great color long lasting comfortable easy to put on made very well should last long time. perfect fit and wont slip on most surfaces

Was a gift and he loves them. He works in the hospital and said they’re very comfortable for a 12 hour shift.

Comfortable shoes. Provides great stability and relief from from minor aches and pains. They even provided a free pair of insoles with purchase which is awesome. The only downsides as a couple of reviews have mentioned. The shoes make an annoying "squeek and squelch" noise when walking on any type of surface. Not a big deal if your in populated or noisy environment but it's very noticeable in an office or quiet environment. Also the shoes aren't breathable and have no ventilation so in intervals i have to take my feet out of the shoes to let the heat escape and to cool my feet.