LeIsfItWomens Slippers Wide Diabetic Shoes Adjustable Arthritis Edema House Shoes Indoor Outdoor Slippers

My daughter has Down Syndrome, and she has orthopedic problems with her feet. She's age 41. She LOVES THESE SHOES! They're super cute & super soft, especially the entire area inside. Easy on & off. They can be worn even with a nice dress, skirt, or jeans. True to size. Nice rubber sole, so no slipping. These shoes don't have any support to them, but they are sooo comfortable. I wouldn't think they would be an all day standing/walking shoe only because they don't have any support. They're basically like around the house shoes, or short outings. My daughter wore the plain black ones to her yearly prom, which is a 3.5 hour event, and they worked out perfectly for her. Very stretchy, lightweight. Easy to pack. Definitely worth the money!!

I had some trepidation about buying these after reading some of the negative reviews. But most of the reviews raved about these shoes; so when the price went to under $20 on sale, I bit the bullet and bought a pair. I'm DELIGHTED! So comfortable, I forget I'm wearing them. The toe box is wide enough; the fabric is soft and stretchy; lightweight, and a great fit - sizing is perfect for me. I really like the leather toe and heel, too - protects the areas that get the most wear. You CAN remove the insole, if you need your own orthotic. There's not much arch support, but hey, I was born with flat feet anyway. I understand that diabetics might need a deeper toe box; you won't find that here. But I don't have diabetes, only edema - and these shoes fit the bill. Now, I'm disabled and can't leave home much, so these are house shoes for me; but I believe the outsole would be find for walking on dry, flat surfaces - the tread is probably not deep enough for, say, slick surfaces or walking on gravel. Still, for me, these are a dream; and I just ordered 2 more pairs in different colors!

I ordered 3 pairs of similar shoes/slippers to wear as either/both. This was the one that was a different brand, and I am keeping them!I will probably keep the others also, but these were the most accommodating for my swollen feet due to lymphedema.The size was slightly bigger, which helps, and they are relatively easy to slip into when I have to get up in the middle of the night!The clincher, though, is that the colors go with almost everything in my wardrobe!I just got them today, so have not worn them outside the house. I live in a cold climate that also gets hot and humid in the summer, so they may be too warm for hot days. Very comfy right now (inside) though!

Hold your judgment when you receive a padded envelope which feels like there is one small shoe inside! Upon opening there is a tight shrink wrapped thin package that looks like 2 bound rubber flip flops obviously how shipped from China. Open and unfold 2 rubber soles with soft material uppers which initially needs help to clear for slipping on your feet. I would recommend grabbing a shoe horn if available if you have arthritis and bending and knees are an issue. The material on the tops are soft and pliable and I was happy to see that there is a wider toe bed again needed for those of us with "special needs" feet. There is a soft lining which will be interesting to see how long that holds up. My feet felt comfortable with walking in the house but I would judge that these will be mostly used for house shoes/slippers because there is not much support and exposure to outside elements would not be great. I mostly try to buy slip on shoes with no laces with wide toe bed which are hard to find (women's size 11 wide) because of toe and feet deformities. The velcro requires more effort than I prefer for an arthritic body but here is where a long handled shoe horn could again help. They were warm enough and accomodated a sock. The pattern of the upper shoe material is pleasant. Overall, for the price I feel this was a good purchase and will be comfortable and useful for inside shoes that are light weight and cozy. If you need to buy for senior relatives o those in senior health facilities where there might be help with getting them on or for someone who sits a lot or uses a wheelchair, I would definitely recommend and the rubber soles should protect from slipping on solid flooring My thoughts now are I wish they also made a shoe like this with more support for walking and that would slip on and off without needing to adjust velcro much.

I am 62. My feet are numb but yet hurt like hell. They are extremely sensitive. I have been through shoes and more shoes trying to find something to wear at home in comfort. Finally found them! they have the cushion I need, the shoe type sole, and I have been wearing them for a few hours and don't realize they are on, so comfortable. I purchased the 9 wide, which is a perfect fit. I know from the real rubber sole that it will be slip resistant. Regardless I will manage a way to fall regardless. None the less, I recommend these for stability and the option to run outside to get the mail. I am so excited about these sweet little shoes that I even bothered to attach a photo. I hope they help you the way they are helping me :0)