OrthoComfoot Women's Boat Shoes with Arch Support, Comfortable Slip on Shoes for Plantar Fasciitis, Orthopedic Casual Deck Loafers for Heel and Foot Pain Relief

Fit is great even with my bunions and hammer toes. Like the look of them and very comfy

Wow. This shoe is definitely a game changer. I bought a size 10/10.5--& I usually wear a 10, and they fit just fine.I had foot surgery about a year ago, and for months, I was good. But the last 3 months have been agony wearing "regular" shoes. But looking for orthopedic shoes has been challenging for one reason: most are butt UGLY! Jeez!--maybe I need to start a company of my own and bring attractive ortho shoes to the market, lol!Well, I couldn't take my kids many places because within 10 minutes, I would be ready to sit and cry from the pain in my foot and the throbbing pain going up my leg😢. I felt like such a bad mom, believe me. I looked online and took time on my Amazon app--& I found these and took a chance--& I'm so happy I'm in almost tears, no joke. And the company manufacturing these are BRILLIANT!--sends an additional pair of inserts because only ONE of my feet is in pain--so I took out the ortho insert for my other foot and put in the "regular" one (the black one). Also, the ortho insert has this lovely "bubble" (for lack of a better term" to offer even more support in my arch/underfoot and that detail makes a lovely difference.I am sure I will be buying another pair in a darker color. I bought my first pair in the "yellow"--which isn't canary yellow by any means, but is a lovely neutral beigy-yellow that can go with any clothes being worn.I haven't had any issues with the laces--& it's only been a week--but I'll just replace that aspect--my arch and ball of my foot are not in pain!--that's worth a 'faulty' lace.I will definitely be purchasing again 🌟

Runs wide but loved the shoe

these are adorable and have great arch support! I need a total hip replacement surgery and I cannot reach my feet and so they’re very challenging getting on and off. For now, I will keep them off, but after the surgery, I plan on wearing them all the time.

No support of comfort on my diabetic feet they made my feet feel worse