OrthoComfoot Women's Orthopedic Slip-On Loafers Walking Shoes: Comfortable Plantar Fasciitis Loafers with Arch Support for Flat Feet, Casual Orthotic Shoes for Foot and Heel Pain Relief

These are so cute and I found the fit very accurate. The toe-box gives plenty of room but they don’t look wide or boxy and the soles are ridged and grippy. It’s nice they come with a spare set of ortho inserts, note that having a shoe horn handy is a definite plus. The color is true to the picture like a light beige textured canvas with the caramel colored plaid on the heels. I’ll be buying other colors! If you like the way they look in the photo I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.

I have a decade-plus history of chronic plantar fasciitis which I controlled with custom orthotics in combat boots, but now that I’m retired and not wearing boots everyday my PF flared up BAD! These shoes were the answer!! I was super impressed with the orthotic insole, it looked almost exactly like my $600 custom orthotics! Fit is pretty close as well without having to get imprints of my feet. The heel cushion accommodates my heel spur, metatarsal pillow takes pressure off the balls of my feet. The arch support is sturdy with great cushion. I was initially concerned the shoes may not be wide enough but the fabric stretched just enough after a week of wearing that it was perfect! 3 comments: 1) For those that don’t understand - you use one OR the other insole not one on top of the other. I saw multiple reviews where people put both insoles in at the same time and then complained it made the shoes too tight. They give you options so you can find which fits your orthotic needs or what fits your foot. 2) Sometimes the shoes will squeak due to the hard plastic of the arch support. The squeaking can be really distracting and irritating; BUT this happens with custom orthotics too. It’s just the friction between the sole of the shoe and the stiff insole. The solution is to take the insole out and lightly sprinkle talc/baby powder in the shoe and then reinsert the insole. It should eliminate the squeaking. You may need to reapply periodically but it works. 3) When you go to a high support shoe, you will want to get your feet used to the arch support. Only wear an hour or 2 a day for a few days, then gradually increase to all day. Your arch needs to adjust to being in a new supported (higher) position. It’s the same with getting custom orthotics from a doctor.I cant recommend these enough and plan on buying multiple styles and pairs. I just wish they made a women’s more professional looking version. It seems they have it in the men’s but not the women’s. I can get by with fabric loafers bc my office is generally business casual but I’d love a business professional version I could wear with more formal clothing.

I had to return because they were too wide. But well made, felt soft bottom. Wide toe. Didn't replace because I was unable to get my size. Gray is great color

I was looking forward to having a nice pair of slippers that have some support to them and thought I had found them. From an orthopedic standpoint, this is a very nice shoe. It came with an extra set of inserts, which was a great plus. HOWEVER, I do not see the heel withstanding repeated slip ins long-term and I have reached a "certain age" where I don't wanna need a shoe horn at the ready to put on my house slippers. In comparison to the Skechers Slip-In shoes, this heal is "flimsy". Please add some extra "umph" to it so it can withstand (at least) a year of slipping on and off without it curling in and thus requiring you to bend over and adjust or use a shoe horn. Also, I wear a 9.5 medium shoe and that's what I ordered, but these were still a tad wide for me. They ARE comfortable and I think would provide the support I need but the construction of the heel was a deal breaker for me. Had the heel been sturdier, I would have given them 5 stars and probably kept them, even though they're a bit too wide. Guess I will just order a pair of Skechers Slip Ins to wear as house slippers.

They are very supportive. They look could be a bit more tailored for a more stylish look instead of the boxy look that they are. Comfortable to wear by lacking a better look.

OMG all I can say is I got these shoes two days ago and my foot pain is gone!!!! I have plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, and tendonitis and I CAN WALK AGAIN! I WISH I WOULD HAVE FOUND THESE SOONER! Thank you guys so much for making something that got my life back to "normal" again! I am forever grateful. They even send you an extra pair of orthotics for your shoes. Amazing company, thank you again! I'm gonna buy more pairs for sure! They are also easy to slip on and off!

I do not typically buy slip on shoes, but expected they would be loose around my heal. But there is so much room in my toe area that my feet slide around. I own a similar pair in the same size but lace up and they fit far better in just the toe area. The shoe comes with two different insoles. I need the support of the higher arch but they are SO loud. I tried powder to minimize friction but that didn't make any difference. It must be the material, not the contact. I wear the shoes with the less supportive insole because of the noise, but now wear them less because of the lack of support.This was my second shoe from this company but I would only consider a lace up if I bought another. Or none at all.