Mens Slip On Shoes, Canvas Mens Loafers with Arch Support & Soft Lining

These have good arch support for mild planters' fasciitis. I add the Walk Hero arch supports in addition and they are perfect for severe cases. They do wear out in about 6 months of regular wear, but in general are an amazing product.

Durable and comfortable, the soles are pliable and give a good traction. They are also very good looking and easily match with jeans or dress pants. Casual yet stylish. I will be purchasing additional colors.

These shoes look great. I’ve received a few compliments on them. Easy to slip on. They’re slightly wide and sometimes they will slip off if I take too quick of a step.

Very comfortable slippers with a true-to-size fit and nice color. They seem well made and have held up nicely so far. My favorite feature is the fold-down heel—you can wear them like easy slip-ons, then pull the heel back up for a more secure fit when going up and down stairs. Very pleased with them.

Nicely designed boat shoe with good workmanship. I have two pairs - one for inside the house, the other pair for outside. These are not jogging or distance walking shoes. Wish I'd had a pair for when we owned a boat. I had developed plantar fasciitis and needed supportive slippers. After considerable research, this shoe had what I needed: good arch support, heel cushion and limited torque when you twisted the entire shoe. That means a stable platform. As a result, my fasciitis is improving. I would highly recommend them.

I really like the style and these are comfortable loafers that also work well as house slippers. I like the slip-on design which makes these easy to use and the non-slip sole makes them more durable for everyday use. I wear a size 11 in men's tennis shoes and these fit as expected, if not slightly large. However, they have very very little arch support or other orthopedic design features, despite the claims in the listing. These are marketed as orthopedic slippers but if you look at insole, they are basically flat inside. I have an overuse issue from training barefoot on carpet and wanted a product that would take strain off of my toes and ball of foot while walking around the house (as suggested by many articles I read on the subject). The somewhat stiff sole of these slippers helps to accomplish this but no more than a basic pair of sandals. I feel a bit ripped off, because these are basically just house shoes. Nothing more, nothing less. I have a normal/high arch and the tiny little bump in the insole doesn't even touch my foot. I don't feel anything in the ball of foot area that would help with metatarsal support. In terms of value, you're buying a house shoe and I suppose at this price point I shouldn't have expected much more than that. There are a bunch of products that essentially look identical but range in price from about $25 to $80, but I suspect they are the same product, just being sold by different shops. For $25, I have an OK pair of house shoes, but not the orthopedic design I was expecting.

These are great! Good length & width. Fit well. Easy to slip on/off. Good support. Nice color & appearance, just like the pictures on this page. Ease to wash off any mud!

I bought these for a trip to Spain knowing I would be doing a lot of walking and wanting something with arch support for my plantar fasciitis that also had a casual dress look. These worked great. I put a lot of miles on them and my feet never hurt. I would definitely recommend these to anyone with PF.

This is the second pair now that I have bought. The first pair has lasted over a year and still in decent shape but the rubber sole is showing some wear as well as the insole the material has come off but still comfy and still my everyday go to shoes! So comfortable