I absolutely love these, I'm currently pregnant and my feet are hurting and a bit swollen. So I needed something with cushion and arch support, and most importantly slip on since I can't bend over anymore. These are super comfy and not slippery. These are perfect for me and definitely Recommend them . They do stain your feet at first but after 3 days of wearing them they stopped staining just fyi but not a deal breaker at all. I'm sure you can find better for more $$$ but for the price and simplicity highly recommend I'll be gifting these for Christmas gifts

They are nice and soft which is great but I'm not sure if it's just because I'm a bigger person or not but it felt like there was no heel support, the foam just squished instead. They also seem to run on the smaller side, I'm normally a 9.5 and bought a 10 but they still felt small on me. I do plan to return them which makes me sad because I love the straps, I always struggle to find nice flip flops that don't have a hard strap and these ones had a perfect one for my sensitive toes.

They're really nice and comfy flip-flops but if you have wide feet or even slightly wide feet they won't work. Slender feet people will love these. My feet are on the wider side and it looks like the sides of my feet are hanging off. My daughter who has wide spread toes tried them on and her pinky toes hung off the side lol. So if you have narrow feet they will be great!!

I ordered these for standing in the kitchen 5+ hours at a time doing sequential or batch cooking. I knew the straps might be loose but the footbed soft, so ordered a pair, fully prepared to add a few stitches to the straps if/when necessary to find a softer footbed. They smelled pretty strong when they came. I aired them for days; smell dissipated. Note: some neoprene products smell horrible. Sometimes it clears; sometimes not. These got clearer. The straps were loose on me, but I have fairly bony feet. I could tell right away that I could not trust them As Is for outdoor wear and that I would have to be mindful wearing them in the kitchen because they shift when you turn, due to the loose straps. This can be dangerous. I plan to sew/dart the straps (to tighten them) sooner than later, just as a precaution. The footbed, however, DID feel softer than my tough-as-nails but hard-as-rocks Old Navy regulars. I had to do about 5 hours on cooking, sequential baking, etc. and my back hurt and I was achy and was Not up for it, but a pal's dad passed away last weekend in hospice and I needed to get these comfort items completed. Perfect time to try out these new flip flops. After 5 hours, I couldn't wait to get out of the kitchen! I changed back into my Old Navy thongs 4 hours in, to check email, and forgot to change back into these when I pulled a batch swap from the oven. Within 15 minutes, my back was hurting like heck. I looked down...and knew why! So there is no doubt that these made doing what I needed to get done at least tolerable physically, and that means a bonafide softer footbed. I did not "mind" them much, but did catch myself needing to be careful turning a few times, doing fast stuff. I ordered 9 pairs of flip flops from Amazon, and 7 pairs flopped - and got returned: hard footbeds, horrible smell, rough straps, loose straps. These were 1 of the 2 pairs I kept (the other were Clarks Kaylie, that I got on sale, for wearing securely outside - but I need to get used to their heavier footbed. No big issue there, as they are soft footbeds and worth it. Also ordered some Teva Voya Bar's, also on sale, and kept both pair as a winner - soft footbed and sturdy mesh without friction/abrasion.). I am going to grab a couple more pair of these. The price point is low enough, the footbed makes that long cooking/standing on tile flooring bearable, the straps are soft and I am willing to take a needle and thread and make whatever modifications it takes to keep them as functional house footwear for chores. I might even stitch a canvas strap to the outside/top of the straps, as that would add stability without friction and maybe make them last longer. Finding that soft footbed, especially without the horrible stench of neoprene lingering, is the important part for long standing. I ordered the striped strap made from tee shirt material. The others looked slipperier. If I sew the straps on the other pairs and they are more secure, I might get a pair to wear outside, but it might wear them out faster and at least I found a pair - I admittedly need to modify, but no big deal (for me) - that make long household tasks more physically tolerable. My feet hurt a Lot less after wearing them. Back now in my Old Navy's, I am realize how terribly hard and painful/uncomfortable they are to wear at all. (I often wear NewDenBer flip flops running errands. They are men's but softer than the Old Navy's yet still sturdy. If you are slender/lightweight, it can be hard to find a soft footbed because you just don't press down on some materials to get the soft effect others might experience. I have had this problem with seat cushions, too. Some love them, but being lighter, I sit "above" the material's effects and it is like a rock. SO, think about what you are really looking for, use-wise, and whether you can make some mods to make those qualities work for you with these. You can buy Clarks at 6 times the price of these, but these were for housework; my Clarks take on the errands; my Tevas will, too. It's up to you to buy these and know they will likely require modifications for many people and whether you are willing to do that or just wing it. Flip flops shouldn't require this much expedition shopping! Years back, I bought an $8 pair walking thru the market one day that lasted Years. My Tevas are their replacement now. Companies have changed their suppliers and materials, so even old standby companies are no longer reliable (especially on Amazon, Land of the Counterfeiters). There are videos/articles on how to make a removable backstrap, for any interested, though I am in flip flops year-round and that may take some getting used to! Still, it is a mod to consider. Hope this helps some searchers. The flip flop world can be a real challenge nowadays.

Update: Several 5+ hour sets of batch cooking later with these on and it makes a Huge difference in comfort from my feet to my neck. No more shooting pains up my legs from standing for hours in hard flip flops on a tile floor. The soft footbed on these is a Major assist! I still need to be cautious with them. Each time I put them on, I am re-surprised at how loose those straps feel, and adjust my mind to remain cognizant of that while working in the kitchen. I am glad I ordered more, as these have the footbed I need. If the company could figure out a way to stitch a narrow but heavier material mid-strap On Top of the loose one - as a stabilizer - they would have a winner. Still a winner for me, but I would never wear these outside now. They are shocking loose on the foot and therefore dangerous - at least on my bony feet.

True to size, I'm 7.5/8 so I ordered 8.
My only issue is the comfort fades and by that they are going flat on my heels. I'm only 115lbs and as a former Olympic level athlete, comfort is absolutely necessary for me. I do like the style of them because they really do match everything I wear without trying. So my doctors won't be happy 🤣 but I'll be buying 2 more pairs to get me through NEXT summer.