Customers find these walking shoes comfortable, with one noting they don’t pinch toes, and appreciate their good construction and secure fit. They are easy to put on and take off, and one customer mentions they work well for driving with neuropathy in the feet. The size receives mixed feedback – while some find the sizing great, others say they run a little big. The cushioning and indoor/outdoor use aspects also receive mixed reviews.
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Big Papa –
Huge bang for your buck!
Excellent pair of diabetic knock around shoes. Very comfortable and plenty of room for my tender toes. Diabetes sucks! So protect your tender toes and feet with these very lightweight and easy to put on shoes. At less than $25, they’re a great value.
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gary –
Comfortable
Good fit plenty of cushion, still tight to slip on even with Velcro straps. Wouldn’t recommend wearing in wet weather slick wet areas.
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Gregory R –
Using as Slippers
I bought these shoes to replace my indoor slippers. I am really pleased with these shoes. They are very light weight and wrap securely around my feet. Once I put them on my feet, I closed the Velcro strap to fit and now they just slip on and off. The size 13 is true to what I typically wear, and I like the wide width as it makes this slipper very comfortable. These shoes are well made.
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Barbara ..henry f. wolons –
Good fit & quality good for problem feet!
Great for feet that swell, Comfortable, & not bad looking.
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Amazon Customer –
Run very large for size. Good for swollen feet.
Seems to be about 2 sizes larger than what I would expect, which might fit right if your feet swell up. Go on easy and latch down snug with one velcro tab. Helps with driving having neuropathy in the feet to help feel the pedals.
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Jason Carr –
Nice convenience for footwear
Diabetic shoes? 🤷🏿♂️ What I know is that these are some fairly comfy leisure wear. And the soles are sturdy enough to walk outside in them without destroying them. Those very soles did NOT protect me from getting a bruised foot from stepping on a rock. 🤬 All in all. It was a good buy, and I enjoy wearing them as a quick and easy option for footwear. Gives my crocs a break. 😂
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J. Camacho –
Diabetes and traveling confortable shoes
Confortable and get attention from people. They run really BIG and should order a size smaller. Great for airport travelers. So far still keeping the shape (with my abuse). I recommend this shoes.4 starts for the inconvenience of returning for a smaller size.
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Nathan Dodd –
Great shoes
You can’t tell by the description, but these are comfortable slip on shoes
Big Papa –
Huge bang for your buck!
Excellent pair of diabetic knock around shoes. Very comfortable and plenty of room for my tender toes. Diabetes sucks! So protect your tender toes and feet with these very lightweight and easy to put on shoes. At less than $25, they’re a great value.
gary –
Comfortable
Good fit plenty of cushion, still tight to slip on even with Velcro straps. Wouldn’t recommend wearing in wet weather slick wet areas.
Gregory R –
Using as Slippers
I bought these shoes to replace my indoor slippers. I am really pleased with these shoes. They are very light weight and wrap securely around my feet. Once I put them on my feet, I closed the Velcro strap to fit and now they just slip on and off. The size 13 is true to what I typically wear, and I like the wide width as it makes this slipper very comfortable. These shoes are well made.
Barbara ..henry f. wolons –
Good fit & quality good for problem feet!
Great for feet that swell, Comfortable, & not bad looking.
Amazon Customer –
Run very large for size. Good for swollen feet.
Seems to be about 2 sizes larger than what I would expect, which might fit right if your feet swell up. Go on easy and latch down snug with one velcro tab. Helps with driving having neuropathy in the feet to help feel the pedals.
Jason Carr –
Nice convenience for footwear
Diabetic shoes? 🤷🏿♂️ What I know is that these are some fairly comfy leisure wear. And the soles are sturdy enough to walk outside in them without destroying them. Those very soles did NOT protect me from getting a bruised foot from stepping on a rock. 🤬 All in all. It was a good buy, and I enjoy wearing them as a quick and easy option for footwear. Gives my crocs a break. 😂
J. Camacho –
Diabetes and traveling confortable shoes
Confortable and get attention from people. They run really BIG and should order a size smaller. Great for airport travelers. So far still keeping the shape (with my abuse). I recommend this shoes.4 starts for the inconvenience of returning for a smaller size.
Nathan Dodd –
Great shoes
You can’t tell by the description, but these are comfortable slip on shoes