ARCHIESArch Support Slides – Orthotic Recovery Sandals for Plantar Fasciitis Relief, Foot Pain & Heel Pain – Lightweight, Cushioned, Shock-Absorbing Slides for Walking, Standing, and All-Day Comfort

Comfortable, good arch support, room for toes, firm footbed with a little cushioning, great color. Wish they had half sizes! If you're in between, go up in size.

I love these slides! I bought these to wear at home, but they look and feel so good that I need to grab a second outdoor pair. My feet are very flat so I can't usually wear slides. However I took the tip to use a hot hair dryer on them, and they tightened a bit (not a whole lot, though, so make your sizing choice accordingly.) I have the Archies flip flops, and these feel a bit less rigid. Excellent arch support and comfort.

I don’t like slides generally, but these are as good as they can get. I’ve really enjoyed them. They deliver on their promise of arch support and are made of a comfortable material. I wouldn’t go on long walks in these in very warm weather, but they are appropriate for all other occasions. There was a short break-in period FYI. Great for pregnant ladies who need something to slip into easily on the way out to run some errands!

Ugh - where have these been all my life??!! After decades of obsessive flip flop wearing, I finally found a pair that doesn’t kill the ankles, and actually provides support! These shoes are seriously comfortable and the taupe color is fabulous with anything I wear! I had been hearing a lot about the Archie’s brand and I’m delighted I finally tried them - perfect for the flip flop lover who needs a bit more support. I’ll be back for more!

I really wanted to love this slide. I had tried the Archies flip flop a couple of years back, but ultimately, the fit just wasn't right for me. Archies advertises the slide as having a more generous fit than the flip flop, so when I saw an opportunity for free shipping, I jumped. However, again I am frustrated by the fit of these slides. I wear a size EU36 (US size 6) in every other shoe in my closet. I don't have chubby feet and have never worn a "wide" width--but these Archies were way too small in length and width. There wasn't a millimeter in front between my toes and the end of the sandal, and in back, my foot was right up & slightly over the edge of the shoe. Both the width of the footbed and width across the strap was snug and uncomfortable. Fit instructions say the top strap can be "stretched" to provide a better fit, but I didn't find this to be the case. It's very possible that an entire size up would have remedied some of the fit issues, but when I went to re-order, the size/color combination I wanted was unavailable.As far as support, I did find the arch support in the slide to be generous and firm, which I really liked. Even though this slide resembles some of the popular "cloud" shoes popular these days, the footbed of the Archies slide isn't spongey and cloud-like, it's a firmer, more supportive feel. I did like that.One note I feel is important to share is these shoes come with a warning about not exposing them to excessive heat or direct sunlight due to the risk of shrinkage. This has to due with the nature of the material the show is constructed from For someone who lives in SoCal where it's warm & sunny 8-9 months out of the year, staying away from excessive heat -- whether that's the beach, pool, patio, or a parked car is just completely unrealistic. I need a sandal that's practical in my daily life.

Was originally delivered the flip flop, not the slide. It was returned and promptly refunded. Then was sent the wrong size (my fault). Again returned and promptly refunded. Received correct slide, size and color. Comfortable. I love Archies flip flops. Wanted something without a toe post. Foot does get a little sweaty under band. Arch is nice. Has helped plantar fascitis

I’ve bought two pairs and both feel amazing on my feet. I just wanted sandals that felt good in my feet and offered genuine support and these do both. They are also really cute!

They’re fine and I’m keeping them but they’re nothing fancy. They’re hard molded slides like you find everywhere for $20 or less. Only difference is the arch. I guess if you really need the othopedix aspect of the arch then they’d be worth the money. I was hoping the soles would be more cozy but they’re harder plastic. Not bad, just not sure they’re worth $60.