I have the oofos slip on sandals and I love them. Wore them all around aruba on vacation. I think they were around $60. I bought them last summer and have worn them a lot. Good arch support I’d say. I’d consider myself plus size and I would buy them again
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I keep seeing people mentioning oofos shoes.
I keep seeing people mentioning oofos shoes. I see they have free shipping and free returns. Returns/refunds only if the shoe is unworn / original condition. Typically when a store has that policy I wash the shoe after wearing it and have been fine. I need to wear the shoes in the wild before I know that they’ll work. Does anyone have experience returning their oofos after wearing them? Are there tags on the shoes that would prevent me when washing them? Also how do these shoes hold up? Any plus size folks want to weigh in on how they hold up for you? I can’t see myself buying a $130+ pair of shoes 2-3 times a year. Is there much arch support? Good for high arches? Can they be worn like tennis shoes?
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Just how comfortable are these oofos and do they cater to feet that have a lot of miles on them? Are the obsolescence removable to put Upstep insoles in them?
My wife ordered her n me a pair, I cancelled my pair hers came in within a week n instantly her feet n ankles felt better... So now I think I'm gonna order me...
I have the flip flops and they’re fabulous on my feet. They’re really squishy and horrible on my ankles. So for me it’s a short term love.
I buy them for my husband wears size 14 and he weighs 280 He loves them
They feel so go, you will not even think of returning.
Has anyone bought their oofos from TheInsoleStore.com? If so are they the real deal or do you have to purchase from the Oofos store?
I wear oofos sandals as soon as I get home. I only recommend the sandals & only at home. But they’re really helpful.
Only thing I've found so far that feels good on my feet.
Hi Jill! I've heard good things about Oofos shoes from people with foot pain and plantar fasciitis. While I don't have personal experience returning them, I do know that washing them would probably void the return policy. However, you may still be able to return them if they're not meeting your needs after trying them out for a few days. As for their durability, I've heard that they hold up pretty well, even for plus size folks. The arch support is moderate, but some people with high arches find them comfortable. They're not meant to be worn like tennis shoes, but they're great for walking and everyday wear. I hope this helps!
no idea… your last question is a good one to consider though.
Phyllis White no you cannot put orthotics in them. they are all one piece.. They have arch support and cushiony
honestly, I don’t think you’re going to get an answer. I barely got my questions answered. So far, I have seen them on their website, Zappos, and Amazon. There’s also a store locator on the website. Places here like rei locally have a few styles.
thanks for responding. I ordered a pair from there and you get 10% off your order. I just wanted to make sure that they were real oofos.
which ones? The open toe ones or the ones with the strap at the toe? They're really comfortable for achy feet?
the really ugly open toe ones. I’m a chef on my feet for very long shifts, these are pure joy when i get home.
thanks for sharing and helping me make my mind up to purchase a pair.

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