OOFOS Unisex Ooahh Slide Sandal

I have been wearing Oofos thong style shoes for years and absolutely love them. I love the cushion and the arch support they provide. I decided to give these slide type Oofos sandals a try to just wear inside my house as slippers and I am so glad that I did. For anyone with plantar fasciitis, sensitive, or just plain achy feet, you should at least give these a try and you will be pleasantly surprised. Yes, they are pricey, but I have been wearing the same 2 thong type Oofos for at least 3-4 years and have had zero issues with them breaking or wearing out. You will get many years of wear out of them so to me that makes them definitely worth the money spent!

So far, I've worn these sandals in the house and in our yard for a couple of weeks. Since the sandals are unisex sizing, I'm not certain if they fit as they should. The sandals have built-in arch supports, and they are taking some time to get used to. I normally wear orthotics in my shoes, and these arch supports are higher than the orthotics. Time will tell if these work out for me. If you wear a half-size, then size down in these sandals. I normally wear a women's 7 1/2 and bought these in a women's 7. The length and width work perfectly. I'm just not certain if the arch supports will work for me.

We're vacationing in Puerto Vallarta the week of June 1st. My hubby, who only ever wears sneakers and some jacked up slides (with short socks) that won't stay on his feet, hemmed and hawed about me buying these for him, because he was unfamiliar with the brand. Him: "Uhh...I don't know if they're going to have enough support", Me: "They're recovery sandals. That's all they are is support. Besides if you were that discerning about footwear, surely you wouldn't be wearing those 2 sizes too big waterskis." Anyhow, I ordered these. He didn't even wait until I got home to open the package, put them on, and hasn't taken them off. Sadly, he still thinks flops with socks is a thing. Bless his heart.

been looking for a comfortable supportive slide and finally gave these a try. I wear a 7.5 usually and bought these in the 7 I now ordered the 8 to compare because they feel a little tight and I can't really slide into them, have to adjust more. Also the arch support doesn't really hit where it should. I googled to see if they stretch and they do NOT- but read that for women you should go up in size if you wear 1/2 size and for men you should go down. I hope the 8 will work and not be to wide because they do seem very comfortable. Really wish they would just make 1/2 sizes.

OOFOS are the BEST! I am a woman, and still chose the 'man's' color black...I have 2 other pairs of Oofos and love them all. Super comfy and can walk all day long without getting tired feet. ONLY thing is...a size 6 is too small, a size 7 is too big for me. They don't have half sizes. Last time I got a size 7, worked great until it stretched out a bit and now it is slightly too big. Size 6 is too small now, but am hopeful that when I wear it and it stretches it will be perfect. These shoes are easily washable and can be worn in the water.

Bought these because I have plantar fasciitis and ankle problems. I like that they feel bouncy to walk in, but the sizing may be potentially inconsistent. In store, they only had M4/W6 and much larger sizes. I tried on all the M4/W6 available and realized that one pair was obviously (even visually) larger than the other ones despite being labeled on the shoe itself as a size 6, so I ended up getting those, since I would've preferred a W7 if any were available. I typically do not wear "wide" shoes, and I feel like these run slightly narrow.

Bought these because I have plantar fasciitis and ankle problems. I like that they feel bouncy to walk in, but the sizing may be potentially inconsistent. In store, they only had M4/W6 and much larger sizes. I tried on all the M4/W6 available and realized that one pair was obviously (even visually) larger than the other ones despite being labeled on the shoe itself as a size 6, so I ended up getting those, since I would've preferred a W7 if any were available. I typically do not wear "wide" shoes, and I feel like these run slightly narrow.

I saw a commercial for the sandals on TV, and I was excited to try them. I have perineal tendonitis, and I have had Plantar fasciitis as well. My feet were so bad at some point that I couldn’t even walk. I received the shoes about a month ago, and I almost tripped like three or four times because the material is like a floppy rubber, kind a hard to explain. My feet are not secure in them either. My foot wants to go through the sandal. I would’ve returned them, but I already wore them. I forgot to mention that they are really ugly lol