adidas unisex-adult Adilette Shower

They came in a box that was retail ready. Or good enough to resell. Size is exact match. Black color is dark. Cushioning took a few days to settle into the shape of my feet but after they did it fit well. Very comfortable to wear. Price was right for the quality. They are durable. Have had them for a year and still look and feel like brand new. Read more

These adidas Adilette slides are comfortable, lightweight, and easy to wear around the house or pool. The footbed is supportive enough for short walks, and they hold up well to water. Simple design, good durability, and classic adidas quality. A reliable everyday slide. Read more

The slippers has great quality and very comfortable. The material feels strong and durable, and they fits well. Even after regular wear, they still look new and hold their shape well. Definitely worth the purchased highly recommended. Read more

Comfortable on the feets and looks good on your foot lol. Nive quality and fit size. Read more

Bought these for my brother-in-law for Christmas, which he says loves wearing them. He is normally a size 13 wide, but I went based on a hunch that the material may not give enough room or be too tight for his large feet; I ordered a size up, and they were perfect! He says that they're comfortable and not to tight when he wears socks with them, and are perfect to just "slip on and go". Great slides overall. Read more

Pretty red color. Comfortable soft plastic molds to feet . Light weight. I’m a female size ten shoe so I got the 9/10 size and they were quite roomy. I would say they run on the large size. You could easily wear these with thick socks Read more

Relevant backstory: I've been living with plantar fasciitis for the last few years. Once it gets really bad, PF takes a loooooong time to get over, especially if you work on your feet. About 6 months in I was cajoled into custom orthotics, which were very expensive and provided only a little bit of relief along with several new kinds of discomfort. (It was definitely better to have them than to not have them, but I don't think it was several hundred dollars better.) I've also worn all kinds of orthotic work shoes, which do help, kinda. Basically, I've been through the wringer with foot pain, tried a lot of shoe inserts, the works. Even after quitting retail, I lived in squishy recovery sandals daily for a few years. I am now finally at the point where I mostly don't have foot pain unless I really overdo it or walk around on hard floors barefoot, so I wanted some easy-to-wear slides for around the house that were not squishy (wearing smooshy recovery sandals daily isn't great for your back, or your knees, or your balance, it turns out). It turns out these relatively inexpensive, casual shower slides have the best arch support I have ever experienced in my LIFE. It's probably partly luck-- I'm the person that the mass-produced thing actually fits perfectly for once. But my mom tried them on too (we're basically the same shoe size) and was immediately impressed by the supportive sole. The band seemed a little tight at first, but I've been getting used to it. I thought I was going to get blisters, but none so far! I've been wearing them for a few days now and it's felt a little better every day. If you are a plantar fasciitis sufferer, they're worth trying out. I wish I'd had these years ago! Read more

The cushioning is soft, lightweight, and great for quick slip-on wear. They’re also water-friendly and easy to clean, which makes them perfect for the shower or pool. That said, there are a couple of downsides. The sizing runs a bit off—they felt slightly smaller than expected, and I wish I had sized up. Also, after regular use, I noticed the slides starting to show wear and come apart sooner than I’d hoped, especially for an adidas product. Read more