OrthoComfoot Women's Orthopedic Slip-On Loafers Walking Shoes: Comfortable Arch Support Slippers for Plantar Fasciitis, Casual Canvas Orthotic Mule Clogs for Foot Heel Pain Relief

I now own three pairs of these shoes and couldn’t be happier! I have two pairs of slide-on loafers—one dedicated as house shoes (indoor only) because it’s so hard to find house shoes that actually help with my foot pain. The other is for everyday wear, and I also have a pair of regular loafers. Comfort & Fit: The heel height is perfect, and they come with an extra set of inserts. They’re well made and sturdy—my house shoe loafers are even holding up against my new puppy! The shoes stretched just enough to fit comfortably and aren’t too tight. True to size, it’s a “Goldilocks” fit—just right. Quality & Value: They’re reasonably priced for the comfort and durability they provide. There’s a wide range of colors to choose from. I haven’t had to wash them yet, but they clean up easily—even after walking through freshly cut grass. Recommendation: If you have foot issues and are looking for comfortable, durable, and stylish loafers, I highly recommend these!

I have been wearing these for two weeks with the orthotic they came with, not my powerstep orth., .they are comfortable and non-slip, lightweight and they look nice. So far I am very happy with them.

Really cute shoe. I'm using it as a house shoe. Size ran a little big, but not enough to return. It has good arch support and is very comfortable.

Fit well and were comfortable but didn’t work well for my heel pain

I got these in a size larger because I wasn’t sure of the reviews. I probably didn’t need to do that as they are very roomy, but I only wear these as loafers around the home so I don’t mind that they’re big on me. Better big than small. I will say that these have phenomenal arch support, when I slip them on it almost feels like a stretch on my arch muscles and I really do like it. I bought these post surgery for a ruptured Lisfranc ligament and I also have plantar fasciitis in both feet. There could be a chance that these do force my feet to roll out because of the high arch, which structurally may not be that great, but these were our godson for me for recovery and when I see them, I get excited to slip them on. I will warn their better as how shoes because they don’t breathe very well so they can get a little bit ripe if you know what I mean. But they do come with two different inserts so when they start to get that way, you can switch out a fresh pair. When I outwear these, I’ll definitely order some more. I think they’re perfect house shoes, and you can run errands in them cause they have solid souls

These are pretty good shoes. They are pretty comfortable. The back of the shoes needs to be lower than they are. The backs have a tendency to turn in and get bunched up. Not comfortable then. I'm probably going to cut the portion off of the shoes.

I've been impressed by the comfort. I'd been buying expensive running shoes and I would definitely buy another pair of these. I've used these more walking around in the house than my slippers, and they are super easy to slip on and walk the dogs. I have bad lower back pain and wearing these allows me to be able to walk around shopping a little longer than normal. I dont use the insoles, because it makes the arch supports a little too flat.

Attractive shoe, seems comfortable but I think I need to break them in more. The toe box is not as large as I would prefer, but not bad. It's nice that they provide 2 types of inserts. One of the insert types is too thick - my foot doesn't really fit in the shoe. If the shoe fabric stretches, I can see where these thicker inserts will work. Overall, I'm satisfied but not thrilled.