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

When I first got these flip flops, I hated them. The strap was way too low, causing bruising on the top of my foot the first day. In addition, the "arch support" was too high for me, so it felt like I was stepping on a rock over and over... I got a bruise there too. They also make noises when the ball of your foot rubs on the rubber (aka every single step). I wanted to burn them. But, despite all the new pain they were bringing me, I did not feel any plantar fasciitis pain.So, I kept wearing them, despite all the new pain they were bringing me. Every day. And after about one week, either the strap had loosened from wear or I had worn down the rubber sole so it wasn't as tight. The arch support had worn down too. Finally, after almost two weeks, these flip flops feel more like normal, non hellish shoes, AND still no plantar fasciitis pain.I still think 2 weeks of pain and bruising is kind of a steep price to pay, but they do really help with plantar fasciitis and I ended up being really happy that I bought them.

I love these flip flops! First of all, I had really bad Plantar Fasciitis in my left foot. After a day at Disneyland with no inserts, no proper shoes, I thought I needed to go to Urgent Care! :(I finally realized I needed help. I ordered these and ordered a size down like many said to do. But they were too small. But I could tell they would help me so I got the bigger size up. I LOVE these! They didn't work immediately, they take some getting used to, and they are heavy. But they are worth it! I can walk totally comfortably in them most of the day now. The arches are just perfect for my heel pain. I don't even have the heel pain anymore! If my arches get tired, I switch to another shoe I bought on Amazon called "AEROTHOTIC Original Orthotic Comfort Thong Sandal." Another nice flip flop, lighter, less arch, but still helpful. I hated to buy 2 pairs of flip flops, but I really needed and need both. But these are the flip flops that I can tell do the healing.I also got some New Balance trail running shoes (with thick heel) and some Clark's Sillian Bella Mary Janes which I put Superfeet BLUE Full Length Insole inside. I feel like now I'm totally covered for walking, dancing (I do contra and English Country dancing) and then wear my flip flops most of the day. Life is so much better when your heel isn't killing you!!! God bless to all going through this! Hope my info helps someone!

I usually wear a 7-1/2 or 8 so I ordered a eight and the foot bed of the flip-flop fits a tad bit too big but has great support. The straps are really loose for my medium width foot. I'll keep them to wear around the house but I don't think I'll be able to wear them every where like I intended because they are to loose. If you have a wide foot this should be perfect. I have a medium width foot and it's loose so if you have a narrow foot this will not work for you.

I ordered them for a friend who has plantar fasciitis and she loved them! She told me that she had happy feet and that her feet did not hurt at all in them. It took just a little getting used to walking in them but so worth it.

I LIVE in my Orthaheel Tide flip flops and have for several years. Unfortunately, the company was sold to VIONIC who ruined the shoes by trying to make them "cuter". yes, it looks like they still have the same high arch, but the new "scoop" underneath in the sole, makes for a shoe whose support collapses with every step. SOOOOO.... I've been babying my two pairs of original orthatheel tide sandals.The originals have worn out, sad to say. I have been looking on line to find a suitable replacement by a different company and found this. they look almost identical to my good ol' orthaheels and the price was decent so I gave them a shot.they fit as expected. the are support is not QUITE as high as my old ones (hence the 4 stars instead of 5), but is still quite substantial. If you haven't worn these before, they feel SUPER WEIRD when you first start wearing them. If that's the case, try wearing them for short periods and extending the time worn every day.so far, they are the best replacement I've found for orthaheel tide sandals. Time will tell if they hold up as well. If they don't, I will update my review.

Unfortunately I had to return these sandals, length was fine - women's size 9, but the straps that go over the top of your foot to hold your foot in the shoe were very wide (loose). Would have been an accident waiting to happen within the first day of wearing them! There was no support. Arch felt okay and the shoe cosmetically was good. The shoes looked new and not worn or stretched out by someone else. It's a shame, I would have been happy with them and someone that has a wide or chunky foot would do well with them probably, although the sole part fit like a regular size 9 - not wider. Returning was very easy, no hassle, so transaction ended in a positive manner for me.

I bought these after a similar pair from a different brand died after several years. Thee fit perfectly, soothe my sore feet after long runs, and don’t look like they were designed for plantar fasciitis. They just look like flip flops. They’re sturdy and it think they’ll last a long time even with lots of wear.

I wear usually a 8.5 W. Ordered a 9 and returned it - too large. Ordered an 8 - perfect fit! Have had the flip-flops on only for a few minutes and they are divine. My plantar fasciitis pain is diminished so much already that I can't hardly believe it.