LLSOARSS Plantar Fasciitis Feet Sandal with Arch Support - Best Orthotic flip Flops for Flat Feet，Heel Pain- for Women

These are absolutely the most comfortable and long-lasting flip flops I have ever had. I have high arches and these offer the best support and cushioning. I just purchased my second pair after wearing the first ones for 4 years. The original pair is still going strong, but I decided to get a backup pair in case they ever become unavailable.

I own several pairs of the name-brand sandals and, while they’re very comfortable, they also come with a hefty price tag. These are an excellent alternative. They look nearly identical and provide the same level of arch support as the brand-name version. The first photo shows the original brand, and the second photo shows this dupe—both are a size 6 and fit exactly the same. I highly recommend these as a more affordable option.

I spend over 24 hours per week on concrete working at one of the warehouse stores. My feet began severely hurting after 2 years of traipsing all around the store to perform my job. It hurt on the outside n under my feet between the 1st n 2nd bone from the baby toe as well as the 2nd bone n my heels in the fleshy portion of my feet. I finally broke down n saw a podiatrist. He diagnosed me with plantar fasciitis n referred me to an orthotic specialist for an approximate $700 personalized orthotic. Of course I deferred to trying anything else than simply chucking $700 n that included trying these slippers. I ordered 2 pairs, one pair that I wear around the house (ppl in Hawaii walk barefoot in their homes) n a pair to use for shopping, church, etc. I found that wearing these in my home n while shopping has tremendously helped with my foot pain while at work. Btw, I wear inexpensive orthotics by Scholls for plantar fasciitis in my work shoes. Lastnight, I went nearly 7 hours before a coworker asked how my feet were n it dawned on me: my feet weren’t throbbing with pain with each step!!! Ha! Amazing!! I believe wearing these in my home significantly helped my feet as well bc it provides the support my arches need vs. without any support barefoot. N as an added plus, these look pretty. It’s not clunky or obvious that it’s a corrective slipper, n it is very comfy. In Hawaii, most locals here have what we call “luau feet” bc we often wear rubber slippers or thong slippers n our toes are not constricted in shoes all the time so our toes widen n look as if we’re at a luau. In other words, I have wide feet for a 5’2” tall local female n these slippers are the perfect size to accommodate my baby toes, i.e. my baby toes do not hang off the edge of the slipper like some too narrow slippers n yet does not look oddly wide. I’m completely happy with my purchases, well worth every penny! Aloha! 🌺 PS. Amazon suggested that I order a size up, but I didn’t listen. I ordered my usual shoe n slipper size (size 7) n it fits perfectly. So, not sure why it was suggested to order up a size as these are true to size. 🤙🏼. I suppose if ur a half size then certainly order a size up, e.g. 6.5 to 7.

These are the only shoes I wear. I live in the tropics and after years of wearing flimsy flip-flops I developed plantar fasciitis. I was in so much pain until I got these shoes. The arch support is great and the shoes are fairly durable. When one pair wears out, I just buy another. Recommend for anyone suffering from plantar fascists.

Eran buenas sandalias 🥺💔 I ordered other pair but unfortunately the new ones 😒 are cheap material and quality. I ask for a refund. 😒💔 Cuando las compre hace 2 años atras tanto material como calidad eran buenas. When I bought this since 2 years ago the material and quality was very good. But now material and quality it's cheap and for some reason less quality. I choose others. What a pity because this sandals was pretty good before. But now. There's no longer good at all disappointed.

Okay if you do not have any foot issues and you want good support. If you have actual medical issues like plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinitis etc not do much. These look like Vionic/orthaheel brand. The footbed is not as elastic as the footbed material Vionic has. The heel cup is not as deep as Vionic either. When this matters is when you’re on your feet for long periods of time, carrying weight while wearing them or walking on mixed terrain like going from the beach all day to walking on pavement. I have two pairs of these. They are okay. The price is dramatically lower than Vionic too. If the foot bed was as pliable as Vionic and the heel cup was deeper then we would have a total winner. The sizing is a half size larger ( I ordered a 7 here. My shoe size is a 7.5 to an 8 normally. The 8 heel cup was better but the arch support was off for my foot bed. The toe anchor is soft and comfy. No rubbing at the strap across the top of the foot. The footbed is thick and durable—it is just too stiff for real comfort when you have foot issues. I rarely leave reviews. I hope my dating helps someone.

2 points I’d like to make (ok, maybe 3) - #1 - I have had continuous history with plantar fasciitis for years now. It’s on and off again. I use to strictly wear Vionic brand but those are so expensive AND most of their styles have this microfiber/suede type footbed that gets stained with dirt after 1-2 wears that just will not come all the way out even with the most vigorous of cleaning. I challenge you check reviews on this. I am also a born and raised Cali girl and live in flip flops all year around, so I must have a pair for when I’m kickin’ around at home; think slippers, but flip flops instead. These shoes are the pair just for that. That being said, the footbeds on these are quite literally the best I have Ever owned (move over Vionic). The curves, cupping, angles and arch are amazing. So many others have a more moderate orthotic form but these are better. Not too little and not overstated either. For reference, I do like a more pronounced arch than some shoes provide and these fit the bill. They are in no way over done or bothersome though. #2 - These also have this just-soft-enough cushion that is oh so perfect. I’ve not felt that before with any other orthotic of this quality before. Did I mention it’s perfect? As an added point, I want to mention that I have a wider and fluffier foot. When I first put these on, they were borderline between a bit snug and tight. I had suspected though that these straps will stretch a bit and in just 2 days they have done just that to a small degree. They are for certain no longer uncomfortable. They fit a tad snug, but do not bind, squeeze or pinch. My suspicion is they will loosen even more over time. It has oddly not bothered me in the slightest so I’m keeping them. I will be living in these bad boys every chance I have and I highly recommend. UPDATE: These did stretch just a bit more and have been perfect and are lasting well. I’ve been wearing them daily for 5 months and they’ve been great

I have unfortunately been having a lot of issues with plantar fasciitis, and have been looking for a quick, easy to slip on, and supportive shoe/flip flop, for wearing around home. I've bought a couple of things which didn't help. So, I came across these, read through the reviews, thought they seemed like they'd actually help, and I was very optimistic. Fast forward a little..... once I received them, I had a certain high level of hope, and excitement that I might finally have found something to give me the relief I'd been missing. I put them on, and noticed they were very firm and rigid, not a lot of comfort, and the top band part seemed tight. I know that usually for shoes there is a break- in period where you've got you wear them and get used to them, and stretch them a bit to form to your foot. So, despite that, and coupled with that hope I had, I continued to wear them for a day or two. I began to notice that when I was in the house, my right ankle began to hurt really bad, and that got to the point where I could hardly walk with them, inside. I just thought maybe I'd twisted my ankle and it was almost a separate thing. However, I put some of my really supportive shoes that I wear outside of the home, on... and my ankle still hurt from the residual level of pain I was previously in... but I could walk, and my ankle wasn't constantly bring provoked to pain. I did that for another couple of days. Noticed a pattern of when wearing these sandals, my ankle would soon be out of commission. So, I set them aside for a few days, decided just to be on the safe side, and actually try to rule the sandals being the cause of the pain, out (so I know of I would return them or not) that I'd let me heel heal more.... and after a few days, it felt drastically better. I put them on, walked around for 2 minutes, and felt the ankle pain again. It was then and there that I realized that these flip- flops were, in fact, the cause of this pain. They not only didn't help support my feet, but they caused my ankle so much pain, I literally almost could not walk. Please, please.... take my word for it. Do not buy these. It wasn't worth it to me. They're not a good source of support for our feet. Take care of your feet and let my experience with this help you make your decision for yourself, to go a different way, and make a better and different choice! Steer clear of these sandals. My podiatrist (just had an appointment a few days ago) told me to go for more cushioned flip flops, rather than the super firm and rigid ones, as the rigid ones can sometimes aggravate the pain more. I'll be on the search for something else that will hopefully work. In the meantime - I hope this has helped you, and been a time, money, and pain saver for you.