Mens Adaptive Wide Width Diabetic Comfort Slipper Shoe

They fit perfectly…and look very good! My husband had his left big toe amputated and these are the only slippers that he can wear comfortably. Thank you Theresa Boyle Read more

Husband has swollen feet and legs. He finds them easy to put on and wrap over feet. Good buy. Read more

Slippers are 14 wide and are super comfortable. The caveat is that inside one slipper there are 2 seams, one is loose and the other is too short so foam is exposed in both cases. Inside the other slipper one seam is too short showing foam. I wrote to the seller, but have not received a response. Otherwise the slippers are very easy to put on and take off in addition to being super comfortable. They are truly non skid. If for not the adverse issues I mentioned, they would be 5 stars for certain. Read more

Good quality,great product Read more

Extra width made it easy for swollen feet to be comfortable. Made well. Read more

These are supposed to be wide, and they are…except for right where your toes meet your feet. It grips pretty tightly there, which hurts and in my case, caused tendinitis in addition to the pain. After two days of wearing, they were already pilling, little bits of my socks rubbed off onto the slippers. They also aren’t slip on. When you try that, the rear ankle part crumples down. You have to put them on like shoes. This dings the quality down to quite low by my estimation. The support of the insoles is also lacking. It feels like I’m walking flat on the floor. Having to add third party insoles would bring the cost up to the same as higher quality slippers, which is what I’m going to have to do. I really wanted to like these, and by paying more, I figured the quality would be higher, alas it was not. These are $15-$20 slippers all around. Read more

These have been a life saver for my husband. So comfortable and so easy to put on. Read more

Me quedan muy bien y cómodas. Read more