Spenco Women's Slide Sandal Flip-Flop

If you have skinny feet these shoes are perfect for you. I have problems with shoes being too wide & deep. These were very tight. I normally wear size 9 but they were small & exchanged for 10. I got the size 10 super fast from this seller. They got right back with me for the exchange. The 10 fits perfect but still a little snug on top of foot. I love the sparkles in the color it really looks pretty when the light hits it. These shoes are very supportive, light weight, good traction, very affordable & the footbed is non slip & has cushion so there is a bit of give when walking, not hard. I wear them in the house like some wear slippers but I needed more support than slippers for plantar faciitis & these work great even for standing a bit. They are also waterproof & will be perfect to use in the shower at the gym.

Size Purchased: 9 WideVenting: there is no such thing as standardized sizing in shoes & clothing, it all depends on the brand what size you wear and even that can vary.Reason Purchased: Arch Support with the ability to wear support socks for varicose veins. I assumed slides would be a little cooler than wearing enclosed shoes and socks during the summer.Pros: comfortable once you get them stretched out. Has arch soft arch supportCons: wide is really not wide. At first I could hardly get them on without socks, but they are a soft pliable rubber like material. So they stretch, wore them for a few days barefoot and now I can get them on with socks. Although they still need to be stretched out a little more.The rubber material and tightness makes them a little on the warm side, even though they are an open shoe.If I bought them again I would size up, not sure if that would make a difference in the width. Depending on the brand and whether I were socks my shoe size can vary between a 9 and a 10.5.

I love, love these shoes. During the quarantine, I spent my days working in the garden. I wore Crocs and have them in several colors. After about six months, I got a pain in my foot from them, which was diagnosed as an inflamed metatarsal. I bought one pair of these, and within one day, my foot stopped hurting, but only when I wore this shoe. I ordered them in four different colors, and now, two months later, my foot is fine in any shoe I wear. The one problem I have with this shoe is the sizing. Different colors run differently. I bought a blue print on QVC in 2 sizes, 7 Wide and 8 Medium. They fit pretty much the same and are perfect. On Amazon, I don't think that you can choose a width. The pink 8 was enormous, fitting like the top of a shoebox. The pink 7 was somewhat tight. The light gray is the same. It's a crapshoot as far as sizing goes. Zappo's carries them in both widths, but they are out of stock right now.

The width on these is fine but the instep isn't high enough for a comfortable fit.

They are very comfortable, if you get the correct size sent to you. I had to send back and get another pair which fit good. So I ordered a pair as a gift for my mother, they sent the wrong size to her and oddly enough the bottoms have a completely different labeling for sizes and they were at least two sizes too small. I give up.

I have worn Spenco sandals for years. I love the molded sole and for several years they had very stylish colors and styles. This year when I went to replace several pairs I ordered these they were cheap, ugly and hard. I return them the next day for credit.

The slippers are soft but still provide substantial support. They fit snug enough to feel comfortable when I walk.

My doctor recommended this brand and I’m very pleased with the fit, color and size

The length of the slipppers is 0.5-1cm shorter than my other pair of spenco slippers and the sole is not non-slip (the other pair was) which I found disappointing. The arch support feels good.