Women's Orthopedic Walking Shoes with Arch Support: Comfortable Fashion Sneakers for Plantar Fasciitis, Casual Orthotic Sneakers for Heel and Foot Pain Relief

Edit: Bought a second pair but it didn’t come with the orthotic inserts. I was thinking I was going to buy a third pair but not sure. I have no idea what shoe my feet will deem acceptable. I get terrible foot pain that can throb if they don’t like them. I’ve wasted money on shoes I thought would have enough impact cushion. My feet loved these. I am between a 7.5 and 8 and I got the 8. It slipped at the heel some at first but no blisters and a small annoyance for me compared to the pain I can be in where I want to sight see but I’m limping. I’ve even paid considerable more money for shoes that were promising that my feet rejected. I might have to buy a backup pair in case these become unavailable.

I bought these off Amazon, specifically for a trip to Las Vegas. They had a great arch, for me, comfortable to walk a decent ways. They withstood the strip, Hoover Dam & Valley of Fire in one day, I had no problems. Great quality, for my money. I got the cheeta print, they are so nice. True to size for me.

These are super comfy shoes. I have plantar fasciitis and the feel are very grateful for the insoles. Not to mention the shoes are super cute. However, they creak with every step. When you work I a quiet office setting this is no good. I looked up how to stop it and someone said baby powder or corn starch. My husband had foot powder so I pulled out the insole and dumped it in there. It worked for a few days but then it went back to creaking. The cause is the insole rubbing against the side of the shoe. I did an experiment today. I took a cheap pair of no show socks, took out the insoles, put the socks on the insole where the hole is at the bottom of the insole and poof! No more creaking. This is the only reason I'm not giving them a 5 star. I do love these shoes. Just wanted to share my discovery

I wear size 8 and have worn size 8 for the last 40 years. When I ordered these shoes the first time, they offered 7.5 to 8, 8.5, and 9, which were in my range. I ordered the 7.5 to 8. When they arrived, I tried them on and my big toe was up against the top of the shoe. So I returned them and ordered the 8.5. The 8.5 still fills like the 7.5 to 8 range. I was hoping I was just wrong, and I needed a new pair of shoes to wear to work, but I wish now that I had returned them and worn my old shoes. These shoes, because my big toe hits the tip of the shoe, is uncomfortable. Also, the top of the shoe bears down on the tops of my toes. I tried taking out the insole, and though it left the shoe a bit bigger, it just left the comfort part of the shoe missing. My foot feels like it's swimming around inside the shoe. The shoes don't come with american sizes displayed any where. They only show the Chinese sizes. I don't know if these would be good shoes if you get the right size. I have never worn a size 9 in my life, and I'm not going to start buying size 9s now. They should compare to American sizes if they want to sell online. I will never buy a pair of shoes online again. What a terrible experience. And now I still have to go buy another pair of shoes locally.

These were really cute shoes and provided a lot of cushioning. However, they didn’t fit me in the heel area. When I walked my heels came out of the shoe. This means the soles were too flat for me.

Based off of other reviews I ordered a size larger than I usually wear and the shoes fit perfectly. They’re quite comfortable, good arch support. My only complaint is they’re a bit noisy. When I walk, I can hear things rubbing together inside the shoe and it sounds a bit… squeaky? A little bit farty? Not a deal breaker for me personally, still happy with the shoes.

Without a doubt, these are some of the most successful orthopedic sneakers. Well made, comfortable insole made according to all the rules. The shoes correspond to the size. The only thing I would like the company to make more interesting designs and use leather not only in men's shoes. And in addition, I would like to see sandals with a fixed heel and a removable insole for the summer.

I have pretty bad plantar fasciitis. These shoes enable me to walk on a treadmill everyday without aggravating my feet. Update. I’ve had them for roughly 8 months, and one of them is now falling apart. The only time I wear these shoes is at the gym, and I don’t go to the gym everyday…to be honest, less than half the 8 months I’ve had them, so roughly 2 miles a day on a treadmill for about 4 months. Not good. They are still very comfortable and support my arches well, but I’ve had to glue it back together and hope it holds until I can find another good pair.