OR8 WellnessWomen's Plantar Fasciitis Slippers with Arch Support & Full Length Orthotic Inserts. Comfortable & Supportive. Easy to Slip On. GREY.

Absolute find these are. I have severe pain due to Plantar Fasciitis, and struggle to walk. I didn’t realise I shouldn’t walk barefoot. Saw these and thought I’d give them a go. From the minute I put them on it was pure bliss. They support, are comfy, cosy, and make walking after sitting or lying for a period of time so much easier and really less painful. I don’t want to take them off. Highly recommend and if you are e.g. size 5.5 defo order a half size up. I am 5.5 so ordered size 6 and they fit perfectly.

These slippers,are helping my plantar faciitis to heal!

Find these are about as comfortable as I can get with my very awkward feet! Fronts are s little high and reach front of ankle which also makes feet look very large. However the orthotic insoles are a great advantage and I am keeping them, but as they are so cosy finding them a bit warm for spring - look forward to wearing in winter.

I ordered these cos I could only get them online for my plantar fasciisis , they are great, really support my arch and cosy

I suffer from plantar fasciitis and work at home so need a good pair of slippers. These were one of 3 pairs i ordered to try, and although they're not perfect, I'm going to keep them (the others Skechers, which were awful! - see my other reviews)The insole is removable and is basically just an orthotic insole, but with a furry top. I didn't find them soft enough so have added 2 gel heel pads underneath my bad foot, which make it tolerable.They are cosy but not too hot, snug, and feel secure on my steep stairs. The upper comes quite high up the top of the foot towards the ankle, so they are quite hard to get on and you have to pull them on or use a shoe horn. (No slipping them on to go to the loo in the night!)I'm normally a size 5.5-6 and ordered a 6 which is a tad big, even with socks and the additional heel pads.So not perfect for PF - the heel could be much softer - but the best I could find, and OK for a house shoe with the additional gel pads.EDIT Sept 23.I have discovered that if you have PF, you should not wear arch support and heel pads!When i stopped, and started wearing barefoot shoes and toe spreaders, my feet were better in days, after 18 months of PF, even using a walking stick!I still use these slippers as they have nice wide toes, but I have taken out all the support and pads and just use a flat sheepskin insole. You should not allow any footwear to squish your toes together, especially if you have PF! (see doctor you tube!)Other than that, the slippers are holding up - tho I repaired some stitching around the sole last week.

I’ve waited a few months to write this as often slippers are great when you get them but can be disappointing after a few months.These slippers are a must have for me with my planter fasciitis.My condition is always worse in the morning so I need to have the slippers on then, rather than walking on a wooden floor.It is necessary to wear socks with these as they are fluffy inside, and my feet get sweaty if I don’t wear the socks.They are not the most attractive slippers but comfort comes first.My feet get quite hot with them on so I take them off when I am sitting down and only use them for walking around.All the cheaper slippers would just not provide me with the support that I get from these.They are still in a very good condition after months of wear and still provide the same level of support.

The slippers are narrow and are too tight for comfort unless you take the insoles out. Considering I bought them to help my painful feet I am very disappointed. And there was no address or information supplied about returning. Will think twice about buying from amazon again.

The last two orders from you were sent back. Both times the items were not as described. This time I ordered slippers size 37. Size 41. We’re delivered. ?