Arch Support Houseslippers ?

[GeoGeo]

BF asked me to see if I could find out if anyone has arch support houseslippers (women's and men's). I see some listed on-line, but she doesn't want to order shoes on-line without knowing that someone has personal experience with that brand. Anybody have experience with arch support houseslippers?

[kfierle]

I have slippers with arch support and love them. The brand is Vionic with Orthaheel technology. I know they carry them at the shoe store, For Feet's Sake, in Lake Sumter Landing. I have several pair of slippers as well as sandals with the arch support. I bought my first pair in the shoe store so I knew what size I needed. Now I purchase them online because of the larger selection.

[cmj1210]

BF asked me to see if I could find out if anyone has arch support houseslippers (women's and men's). I see some listed on-line, but she doesn't want to order shoes on-line without knowing that someone has personal experience with that brand. Anybody have experience with arch support houseslippers?

I use Crocs, when I was looking for a good pair of slippers with arch support they came up and a lot of good reviews for this purpose. Good luck on your search.

[Jaggy]

I could not live in my tiled house without my crocs.. I wear them all the time inside.. I wear the slide type sandals. Actually - I lied.. I wear them all the time .. in and out !! I forget what my other shoes look like !!!

[borjo]

Another vote for Vionic by Orthaheel. Wonderful support. I have pink slide slippers, wonderful support. Order the smaller size if you are a half size. I'm wide and they fit me fine. Got them online at QVC. I'm sure Amazon has them available somewhere.

[Susan G]

BF asked me to see if I could find out if anyone has arch support houseslippers (women's and men's). I see some listed on-line, but she doesn't want to order shoes on-line without knowing that someone has personal experience with that brand. Anybody have experience with arch support houseslippers?

Another vote for Orthaheel. I have the slippers as well as sandals and athletic shoes (orthotic friendly). After breaking my ankle, these are the only shoes I wear. My Physical Therapist back home recommends them too.

And for the record to all the CROCS wearers out there - look out when wearing on wet areas/floors as that's how I took a nasty fall on a boat deck and broke my ankle in '07.
I shudder every time I see folks around the pool decks or going anywhere it is wet, as the bottom of the CROCS become worn and slick... Just a heads up .

[KayakerNC]

Got the DW a pair of Orthaheel Shawn Orthotic Slippers w/Adj. Strap & Button a couple of years ago Christmas.
She found them to be very comfortable...but...they started coming apart after 2 days. Almost $50 for a pair of slippers with no quality. QVC took them back with no problem, but I could never recommend Orthaheel products.