eZstep Women's Zoe Orthopedic Slippers

These are super comfy in to wear all day in my house with tile floors. They are easy to slip off and on and I’ve gotten compliments on the pattern. I got the red and houndstooth because it’s a little obnoxious, but it’s my house!They only lose one star because they are really warm! I live in Texas, so these will do for a few months out of the year at least. The platform heel is a little high, so if you are prone to ankle-rolling, you may want to look elsewhere.

It's great to have a little arch support in a pair of slippers. Also the adjustable velcro flaps make these feasible for someone with unusual-size feet, where non adjustable shoes would just fall off. Points for the sole being "grippy" and not too hard a rubber. Between that, and the arch support to help keep the shoe in place, it makes walking around in the house much more ergonomically correct than is common with floppy slip-on shoes, which is crucial if you have any plantar plate injuries or spurs, or just value keeping your feet in good health. Very comfy!

Love the slippers they're the best thing cuz you can wrap around your feet from the top the problem is now they only go up to size 9 and I bought many of these slippers and I wear size 10 it would be nice if you'd you would make the bigger sizes or people will actually order them they are my favorite they work the best the others you slip in they get too big after while you can't type them up

very sturdy. has some foot support. not as cushioned as I thought they would be.

My Mother loves the look of this house shoe. Due to neuropathy it is difficult to keep her shoes on. Because this shoe is adjustable it is exactly what she needed plus she says that they are very comfortable.

Described as orthopedic--they are comfortable but just ordinary slippers. No extra arch support like my real orthopedic slippers. Velcro not as strong as I'd like-- tends to loosen after a couple of hours. I am hard on my slippers though. I wear them inside & outside. However, for the price, they are ok. True orthopedic slippers cost $50+.

I guess I need to get used to them - they just aren't very comfy right now. They did fit on my swollen post-surgical foot.

I liked my first pair so much that I bought 2 more when the first ones wore out. They lasted a really long time with daily use, too.