SOLE Men's Sport Slide

I have chronic plantar fasciitis and have partial plantar fasciitis release surgery. I have to wear shoes with orthotics always. I needed a slip on shoe with a really good arch for wearing around the house and quick errands. Ordered mens 13. I have a wide foot and normally wear a 12 wide. The size 13 fit me perfectly.These are not adjustable so I can't wear socks and if my edema is acting up the shoe is very tight.Nice arch support. Much much better than any other slide I've found in stores. But I still need it higher.Has the center arch support helps my foot hang onto the shoe as I walk.The heal area is dipped so your heal sits well in them.Rubber on the bottom grips the floor well. I run errands in these all the time.I've had them for seven months as of April 2021. So far no signs of wearing out. If they wear out too soon I will update my review.If I could make the arch support higher and add an adjustable strap then these would be perfect.I also have bought and reviewed:Medical SOLES Slide RX Plus Orthotic Recovery Sandal with Comfortable Arch Support and Adjustable StrapI wish I could combine the best of the two shoes. I'd have the perfect slide.

I’ve owned a bunch of Birkenstocks and Tevas over the years, and the soles all wore out far too soon. Instead, these things last almost forever, and I wear mine every day of the year. They were recommended by my podiatrist because I had plantar fasciitis and the arch part provides firm support. My first pair lasted over 10 years, which I find ludicrous. This is my second pair and I was happy to find they are still available.

I had a pair of these for six years and they were very comfortable. The new pair I got a few months ago I can't wear without socks. The stitching in the part that goes over the top of the foot is so abrasive that it hurts my foot if I wear them without socks. I thought they just needed broken in, but after a couple months I still can't wear them without socks. Ready to throw them out and buy something else.

After a few weeks they're just ok sandals. I used to have a pair of Adidas slides that were perfect but last year after 25 years they finally broke.The arch support isn't quite big enough as compared to my PowerSteps inserts. I'm not sure that's bad but it is different. I would have bought PowerStep sandals but they sell flip flops and not slides.I bought this pair to wear around the house as I don't like wearing shoes inside.I have size 11 feet. This pair is the right size but the upper portion is too tight so my toes don't make it all the way to the front of the sole. If they loosen a bit they'll be very good. The sole is a bit too rigid for my preference but maybe that's a good thing.

Great support for flat feet! Over a couple years ago, I was diagnosed with Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction (basically: tendonitis due to fallen arches)... I have arch support insoles to go inside my shoes but my slides were flat / had no arch support (this added to the issue). So, I shopped around and found these and they have been great... They've helped relieve pain and overall, they've helped remedy my on going issue with my diagnosis)... These are a must buy!!!

This is my third pair of slides from Sole and I expected the initial fit to be tight and possibly a little painful until the top stretched a little, but this slide has been modified a little from the previous version I had. The last one was designed with a stretchy neoprene-like material along the seams above the toe and the back of the top that would give a little when bending over. Now the top cover is a solid piece along the top without any give causing the seam to dig into the top of my foot and toes when I bend down or kneel on the floor. I don't think that seam will stretch very much. Sole needs to rethink this design and put some elasticity back into the top seams or I need to get a slightly larger size, but I'm not sure if that will work well with my feet.

Knew I was in-between full sizes so got the half size up rather than go smaller as that would leave my toes just sticking over the edge. Still feels comfortable esp. as I get plantar fascitis flare-ups and this helps out a lot at home (outdoors I have orthopedic inserts in my shoes for work and jogging).The slipper closure is not adjustable (not velcro or strap) so depending on the foot "volume" it may be loose or tight but I have a good fit without any uncomfortable binding on the top of my feet; it helps that the top strap is wide, around 3 inches at its most narrow. This is my second pair after several years (so these wear pretty well).

I have high arches and have worn prescription orthotics for more than 10 years since developing bi-lateral plantar fasciitis. My podiatrist told me to never go barefoot at home, so I used slip-on memory foam adidas whenever I took off my orthotic-insert shoes. The memory foam felt good and supported my arches with good success. Unfortunately, my last pair of additas wore out and I have been looking for a replacement for many months with no luck. When the pain started coming back, I decided I had to try the SOLE Sport Slide now even without trying them on first. I was so impressed! They really do live up to the hype for my feet and my condition. My feet feel so much better I plan to buy another pair just in case they change the design or stop making this model in the future.

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