OrthoComfoot Men's Orthopedic Slip-On Loafers Walking Shoes: Comfortable Arch Support Shoes for Plantar Fasciitis Relief, Flat Feet Casual Work Orthotic Loafers for Foot and Heel Pain

My husband has planter fasciitis and his heels hurt so bad. Ever since wearing these shoes, he's doing much better! These provide great relief from pain, great support of the foot, and with style.

Size runs small. Like the style.

Very comfortable love the style

These shoes are not bad by most standards, but they do have some quirks that you may want to keep in mind: 1) Both sides of the shoe overlaps with the tongue, something which some may like or not mind, but I certainly don't care much for it. 2) There is a label that is sticking out of the side, which I think takes away from the overall aesthetic of the shoe. 3) The tip of the shoe, where it is sewed, is kinked. 4) The shoe laces are bent and squished. I suppose that with some use they're likely to straighten out, but I figured I would mention it. As for how comfortable the shoe is, I'd say it's not bad. The soles are removable, which is a important if you use shoe inserts. Overall, if you're interested in this product and don't mind the aforementioned quirks, I do recommend you give it a try.

These are comfortable shoes, but it is fortunate I am neither a spy nor a cat burglar because they're the noisiest shoes I've ever owned. Every footstep causes a SQUINCH. I thought maybe they'd quiet down after a while, but no such luck. If the aliens with super-sensitive hearing show up, I'm in trouble.