EVERHEALTH Men's Orthotic Sandals Arch Support Flip Flops Thongs Comfort Slippers for Plantar Fasciitis, Flat Feet & Heel Spur

These sandals I have used for just a short while but they were delivered as ordered, fit proper and are comfortable to use. The arch support is very real and does help. The material is some sort of rubber so those who are used to wearing leather, there may be a bit of sweating on the soles after prolonged use. They are comfortable to wear and because the divider for the toe appears to made of a cloth material and the underside of the strap is also made of a soft material, there is no discomfort at all.

I have the Plantar issue and needed a pair of sandals that would hold up and give me the needed support for my foot. These sandals do both, now that the weather has improved I wear all the time. I have not experienced any pain and they continue to be comfortable. Good product if you need foot support. The size was exact for me, I purchased Men's 9. I am comfortable (no pun intended) in recommending this EverHealth sandals

Ordered a U.S. M size 10 received a size 12. Sent it back. Disappointed, really wanted them, looked really well made.Update:Even though Amazon refunded me the vendor sent me a free pair. There was a mix-up in EU to US'M sizing.Been wearing them and love them. Well made, sturdy, and comfortable. I have orthotic flip flops from my phys. therapist ($60), and Telic ($30). These are as comfortable as both and much sturdier than the telics.Couldn't believe the price for real orthotics. You won't be disappointed.

I was really hopeful these would have a very high arch. I was not disappointed. After looking at probably 50 pairs of flip-flops and slides... I came across these and they're fantastic. I have had damage to my heels and metatarsal pads due to not being able to find footwear with high enough arches and proper shape for my foot. I wear custom orthotics with a very high arch to keep pressure off of my heel and mainly my metatarsal pad and associated bones. These are amazing. They evenly distribute a great amount of support to my arch and take a lot of pressure off my heels and metatarsal pads. I'm highly impressed with the quality of these sandals and I will be ordering another pair to use as house slippers.If you have messed up feet that require a high arch (like... more than standard shoes or insoles offer) I'd highly suggest these. I'm currently recovering from deep bruising of the bones in my metatarsal pad area and these are taking almost all painful pressure off of those areas. I can't believe how great these are. Wish this company made fuzzy house slippers.Thanks so much to the manufacturers for making such a great product. People like me are left with very very few options when it comes to footwear that helps prevent further foot injury. I can't thank you enough.

When these arrived my husband said they felt about a size to a size and a half too small. After only a couple wears for short periods of time, they had stretched some. He now is able to wear them for a longer period of time but still believes they are a touch smaller. So, perhaps it's a good idea to order up a size if you can.

I wear flip flips all of the time, and when I do My feet hurt and I get foot and back problems constantly. I have worn these a few days and what a difference! They really support the arches, feels funny at first, but no foot or back pain! I will now buy the other colors too.

These sandals have potential but I am returning them. As shown in the photos there are small "spikes" in the footbed. They are clearly associated with the manufacturing process; something to do with filling the plastic into the mold I would imagine. Most of the spikes are around the edges of the footbed. This is similar to several other sandals I recently tried. The problem with the Everhealth Orthotic Sandals is that there is one directly under the left big toe and another the ball of the left foot. So when I put these on it literally felt like someone was poking me with a needle or a splinter. That's not what I'm looking for in a sandal. It was only on the left foot and not the right, so perhaps something "slipped through". I suggest that the manufacturer add this as a Critical to Quality item on their inspection plan.I found the arch support to be a little too aggressive. I immediately noticed it when I put the on. It was actually uncomfortable but this is probably more a reflection on my foot. I found that I could not wear these for more than 15-20 minutes before it became too painful. So I would have returned these anyway if the spikes above were not a problem.

I have plantar fasciitis, for the second time but the other foot this time! Since the first occurrence I have had flip flops with arch support and I have only worn shoes with insoles that claim to provide support for the problem.I'll allow that the first pair of arch supporting flip flops of another brand I had may have flattened out a little over time, but the Everhealth flip flops provided immediate improvement for me.I was a little bemused by the reviews that advised that this product is a little smaller fit than expected. I wear a US13, UK12, EU47 shoe and the first pair of these I bought was EU46 and a trifle too large to provide great relief for my plantar fasciitis though still comfortable. I downsized to EU45 for this second pair in the expectation that the shorter length and relatively similar arch support would provide greater relief and I have not been disappointed. I have another pair of a different colour in transit to me as I write this.