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Decades ago I had plantar fasciitis. Doc tried injections and offered surgery when the injections didn't help. I'm not a fan of surgery, so instead I opted to go for intense high-pressure foot massages at the local Chinese healer's shop. It worked. It hasn't bothered me for about 20 years...until recently. How much does that intense massage hurt? The massage therapist kept saying no pain/no gain as I gritted my teeth to get through it while simultaneously wanting to pull my feet out of his hands. But it was worth it. My foot healed as a result and I had no issues for decades. These are acupressure sandals, meaning they will press on all the acupressure points in your feet. Yes, it HURTS, especially at the start. That is exactly the point of buying them. They will not only stimulate all acupressure points in the feet (which affect the rest of the body as well), they'll break up adhesions which is likely part of what is causing your foot pain. The design of these is great as long as you get the size to match your feet so it hits the right spots. My foot is a 6.5 to 7 wide. I bought the XS size and it's a perfect fit. From heel to toe, my feet are perfectly aligned with the pressure points. I just got them a few days ago so I'm starting out in socks and with them on at my desk while I work. Not much pressure that way so not painful as I sit, but I notice when I switch back to slippers, my feet feel better already. The first day I could not bear the pain to even stand up in them. Keep in mind at the start I have an inflamed area in the bottom and back of my heel. I also strained the Achilles tendon in that foot a few years back, so apparently both issues decided to flare up recently. By day 2 I could stand on the sandals. It's day 3 and I can now walk around my desk in them. This is GOOD. This is a sign the sandals are working. Over time the pain will lessen as the adhesions break up and the inflamed tendons calm down. So if you're new to this sort of thing, just give it some time and start gently. You don't have to go through agonizing pain by trying to walk around in them on the first day. Take it slow. Notice the difference when you take them off and put on comfy slippers. Look up images of a foot reflexology chart to see what areas of the feet align with what parts of the body. Reflexology is much gentler than the kind of massage therapy I chose so if you wanted to try something as far as treatment, I'd start with that. I simple internet search near your zip code will probably net you a few reflexology contacts. These are well made and come with a few extra bumps in the package I guess in case any come loose/get lost. The pressure points are spring loaded so as you move your foot they adjust to keep connection with the bottom of your foot. Definitely keepers! It's only day 3 and I'm not noticing plantar fasciitis pain. It had been aching for a week or so before I decided on opting for these instead of starting massages again. I'm very happy with these sandals and highly recommend them. If you think of them as a "medical" treatment rather than something to wear to the grocery store, the temporary pain makes more sense. Good luck in your journey to foot health!

My feet have been aching for past few years. I work a lot on my feet and have to alternate FLAT shoes every day. If I’d wear same shoe 2 days in a row, I’d feel the aches and pains. In the mornings, my feet hurt to start the day…I did not think this trajectory was sustainable. I’m 57 years old and was starting to worry about long term pain in my feet if this was my current plight the past few years. Over the course of time, buying “support” shoes and inserts, massaging them and applying muscle cream only provided minimal relief. No longer have I been able to wear my beautiful pumps and heels because my feet hurt too bad. The bottoms of my feet felt tighter than what a normal foot felt like, so I began researching acupressure shoe options and came across these Byriver sandals. I’ve had them about 2-3 weeks, and in the beginning I could barely move a step or two. The instructions recommend standing in them few minutes a day, but I wanted results, so I walked around house (suffering) in them and wore them when I was on my feet cooking etc. They hurt like crazy those first days, and my feet were even sore after wearing, (kind of like the soreness your muscles get after a deep tissue massage), and I even got little bruises. After the first week, my left foot settled in, and the sandal was actually comfortable on that foot. The right foot however still hurt in the very center of the bottom of my foot (where my foot was the tightest). One day, I was out shopping without the sandals, of course, and that spot on the bottom of my right foot ached and itched, so as soon as I got home I put the sandals back on, and it was a “good hurt”. It’s now been about 3 weeks, and I hadn’t worn the sandals in about 4 days. I put them on tonight, fully expecting to be back to square one, but they are super comfortable on BOTH feet. I feel like I just improved a very important aspect of my health that could have become very debilitating as time went on. I am now recommending these sandals to everyone I know that have feet problems. Biggest thing to note is you have to stick with it. If they’re painful, it’s because your feet are jacked, and these sandals will help get them back to a healthy state. Also probably worth noting, I have never written a review…that’s how impressed I am with these sandals.

You have to get used to wearing the sandles. They are not too comfortable to walk on at first.

After a crazy-busy holiday season, my feet were killing me, so I took a chance on these. For the first few days, I only wore them for 15 minutes, like the directions suggest. But even after a few days, my feet started feeling better. The pressure points move as I walk, so they're much better than the shoes with pressure points that can't move. They DO feel weird at first! On day one, I wasn't sure I'd like them, but I stayed patient as my feet got used to them, and now I wear them for 25 minutes at night and I sleep much better. Really brilliant sandals for sore feet! And much cheaper than foot massages.

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Firstly let me say this is is not for the faint of heart 😂😂 I bought these after a recommendation from my aunt after I had sprained my ankle. The first time wearing it felt like I was stepping on pebbles. Eventually after a few days I got used to wearing it and it was helping with the pain. It is straight forward and easy to use. It definitely takes some getting used to but it helped me in my ankle pain and healing process and every now and then I wear it just to get my blood flowing as I noticed it helped me sleep as well. Just need to wear it up to 20 mins when worn and weird thing is after a while it will feel like you are wearing normal sliders. Try it for yourself and see. It isn't noisy when walking around and it is surprisingly strong material. In terms of size it fits well and the velcro function helps to adjust so it's nice and snug. Takes some getting used to but I would highly recommend.

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Queste ciabatte da riflessologia sono davvero ottime per stimolare i punti del piede e riattivare la circolazione. Si sente subito l’effetto del massaggio. Ovviamente non sono pensate per essere indossate come normali ciabatte da casa: vanno usate per brevi sessioni quotidiane, giusto il tempo di fare agire la stimolazione. Le trovo utili, funzionali e ben fatte : perfette per chi vuole prendersi qualche minuto al giorno per la salute dei propri piedi.