Archies Arch 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

Archies slides are the best! Strong arch support. Well built. Nice variety of colors. Very comfortable. Well worth the price. Strongly recommended.

These are cute/comfortable slides and feel good on my bad knees. I ordered the womens 9, but returned for a 10 as were a little too short and chafed left hammer toe with a rough edge. I would say they run true to your size (I'm 9 1/2 to 10). The 10 was wider on my narrow feet, but felt right. Archie's Customer Service is the BEST (thank you Missy & Lois!) !! I reached out asking when they send the 10, if they could make sure toe seam edges weren't rough. They had their warehouse check it before sending. It was good. Later, I mentioned the 10 band was a little too wide and they sent me instructions to tighten band with blow dryer or super hot water. I tried the blow dryer method and it works (for me, several rounds due to really narrow feet) ! I look forward to wearing them on Cancun trip. I think they can go from day time at beach, to wearing in the evening with resort wear. Love the olive green!

Really does mold to your feet the longer you wear them. Comfort from the start just gets better. This was my first pair and since then I have bought two more pair the royally blue color and the brown

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.

I love the color -- I bought green -- and they are comfy and definitely have the correct orthotic feel / set-up (some orthotic shoes have screwy designs where the arch is too high and the rims are too high, whatever, you catch my drift.). I have very standard medium width feet, a tiny bit wide, but not even close to a true wide foot. These shoes are a touch too wide for me to walk great distances, especially in heat (sweating and sliding...). But I like them a lot and will keep them. I live in Palm Springs CA and these are a great shoe for those of us in this area (cute, summery since we have bright sun and seasonal or hot temps year round)

It's hard to find a review for people who have Posterior Tibial Tendon Disfunction (PTTD) as most reviews or product descriptions mention Plantar Fasciitis, which is not the same thing. I tried several different brands of similar slides and these were the first that actually felt comfortable in the arch. For me, they help prevent pain throughout the day as well as help alleviate it if I've worn something else for too long They are the perfect amount of soft and comfy all while offing the support I need. I have been using them for the past 6 months and have made a tremendous difference in my foot health.

These slides are so comfy and fit perfect. It’s getting hard to find a pair that are actually comfortable and fit properly. As I get older, I have more feet issues, so I’m picky. I’m already getting another pair! A bonus is they’re made for my skinny feet. Many slides are made either strap thing being way too lose on me so my feet slip out. Arch support as well. While pricey, I’d say worth it for comfort and quality.

I got these sandals when I kept getting inundated with their ads about them being better for my feet. I was pregnant at the time and wanted a pair of house slippers for summer and figured they’d fit the bill. I was pretty happy with them but didn’t wear them much until spring 2026 where I began wearing them 100% of the time at home. They are comfortable on my arches, easy to clean if something gets spilled on them, not slippery on the floor, and fit my foot comfortably, but all of a sudden - the tops where my toes come out, the shoe is rubbing to bandaid requirement! It started where it felt like I was getting a callus formed on my big toe - specifically from the toe opening part of the sandal (and only on my big toe), but as of yesterday… well, now I need to wear bandaids if I want to wear these sandals. I’ve beyond broken these sandals in, so that isn’t the problem. I don’t have wide or larger feet either. It’s gotta be the material and just constant wear. Basically everything their ad was promoting has been horrible for my foot in the long run - minus the arch part. That is pretty nice. While I originally loved these for house wear, wearing them too much has proven to be more uncomfortable in the long run. Maybe I can use them as quick errand shoes vs slippers; cut down the wear time so they don’t do the same to me.

Husband is happy with my purchase of these slides. He has a black pair which needed replacing so these are welcomed by him.

The slide that everyone raves about, so I had to try them. I measured up my foot following the foot on the piece of paper, heel against the wall method, got the size from the chart and ordered. Size 10 arrives and is exactly the right length for my feet. Very tight to get on due to that strap that grips the instep tightly. They did feel very comfortable though, but after a while I had to take them off as the strap was squeezing the foot too tight, and I was getting some pain on the base of the big toe, and matching joint on the outside edge of the foot. The Archies recommendation is to wear them for 20 minutes a day to allow the slide to start moulding to the foot which they do with warmth and pressure on them. Yes they did become more confortable over a few days but I was still having some trouble with them and didn't want to risk their strap stretching recommendation, and definitely not the boiling water to soften the arch method, also recommended on their support website. Do either of them and you'll never get an Amazon return as they need to be kept in as new condition. So sadly I had to return them. I have very wide feet and not surprised I had an issue with these, but for most people I think they'd be fantastic, and probably would be for me if I did stretch out the straps just a bit. Assuming they fit, then they're fantastic value for money. I can't really take a star off simply because my feet are too wide.

I love archies flip-flops and wanted sliders for the summer. These were perfect they are so comfortable and the give good achillies support too.

Love their flip-flops, have a few pairs. The sliders are nice but I think I'm not a slider person so wouldn't buy again. They just don't feel as secure as the flipflops

Initially thought they were very comfortable. I have very wide feet and after wearing for a number of hours they hurt the tops of my feet. Wouldn't recommend if you have wide feet.