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Sollamyn 12-10-20 09:02 PM

Orthofeet
 
Question: Has anyone ordered from Orthofeet?

I'm having trouble finding shoes that fit me right now, due to my ankle injury. My right ankle swells during the day, as well as my foot, making most shoes uncomfortable. I tried ordering a pair of Keen slides from Zappos, but they were way too tight--even for my uninjured foot!

So now I have placed an order for a pair of slippers from Orthofeet. Has anyone had any experiences with this company? How long do they take to ship? Do you like their shoes? I ordered slippers that are somewhat adjustable (using velcro), so I'm hoping I will be able to wear them comfortably.

Thanks in advance,
Donna

BigBadBetty 12-11-20 09:49 AM

No, but I would love to know your experience. I was looking at the Charlotte slippers there. I ultimately went with a Birkenstock Boston Shearling Clog. My local shoe store was having a sale. I get plantar fasciitis but I wanted something warm, but I have a low volume foot so most slippers are too wide.

bfit 12-11-20 04:52 PM

I have ordered from Orthofeet recently because I've had a foot injury for months, and my foot was swollen too. The service was fine. I ordered some neoprene slipper shoes with velcro which might be the same ones you are talking about. Mine are OK, but they are a little narrow in the front for me, and I have a narrow foot to start with. Some other shoes that I like a lot are Drew shoes. They are not soft. In fact, they are heavy and clompy and stiff, but they are wide and boxy and very supportive. The ones I have have velcro instead of laces. My podiatrist thought they were great shoes for injury recovery.

Sollamyn 12-11-20 06:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BigBadBetty (Post 2902044)
No, but I would love to know your experience. I was looking at the Charlotte slippers there. I ultimately went with a Birkenstock Boston Shearling Clog. My local shoe store was having a sale. I get plantar fasciitis but I wanted something warm, but I have a low volume foot so most slippers are too wide.

Yes, I ordered the Charlottes. I will update this post when I get them and give you a mini-review. I never thought to check out Birkenstocks.

Thanks for your response!

Donna

Sollamyn 12-11-20 06:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bfit (Post 2902090)
I have ordered from Orthofeet recently because I've had a foot injury for months, and my foot was swollen too. The service was fine. I ordered some neoprene slipper shoes with velcro which might be the same ones you are talking about. Mine are OK, but they are a little narrow in the front for me, and I have a narrow foot to start with. Some other shoes that I like a lot are Drew shoes. They are not soft. In fact, they are heavy and clompy and stiff, but they are wide and boxy and very supportive. The ones I have have velcro instead of laces. My podiatrist thought they were great shoes for injury recovery.

The pair I ordered are suede (Charlotte was the shoe name), but I think I know what you are talking about. They also have stretchable shoes--maybe that's what you ordered? I was tempted by those, but for some reason, went with the suede instead.

I will update you with a review when I get my pair.

Thanks for your response! I will look into Drew if the ones I ordered don't work out for me.

Donna

bfit 12-11-20 07:55 PM

Yes, I think mine must be the stretchable shoes. They are comfortable and accommodated a swollen foot, but like I said, they seemed to run a little narrow in the toe area.

Sollamyn 12-29-20 09:26 AM

The Charlotte - Two Thumbs Up
 
Here's my Orthofeet purchase review as promised. Sorry it took so long to get back here, but I wanted to really break them in, in order to do justice to my review.

I ordered the slippers from Orthofeet that they call the Charlotte. They are suede slides with a shearling lining. You can google to get the picture, as they are hard for me to describe. They had just enough adjustability to give my changeable injured foot plenty of room and support. This shoe comes with an extra arch support thingy that you can place under the insole (really easy to add--which I did). They also include two sets of insoles to give you a better fit (more snug), in case they are, or become with wear, too loose. I have not used those yet, but I am planning to, because I think the shoes are becoming a little loose now that I've been wearing them every day, practically all day, since they arrived. I ever wear them outdoors, to the store, to my mom's house, etc. (Well, that's about the only places I go anymore!) The sole is a sturdy rubber, like a good running or walking shoe.

I give the Charlotte, from Orthofeet, two thumbs up!

Donna

Donna

BigBadBetty 12-29-20 05:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sollamyn (Post 2904523)
Here's my Orthofeet purchase review as promised. Sorry it took so long to get back here, but I wanted to really break them in, in order to do justice to my review.

I ordered the slippers from Orthofeet that they call the Charlotte. They are suede slides with a shearling lining. You can google to get the picture, as they are hard for me to describe. They had just enough adjustability to give my changeable injured foot plenty of room and support. This shoe comes with an extra arch support thingy that you can place under the insole (really easy to add--which I did). They also include two sets of insoles to give you a better fit (more snug), in case they are, or become with wear, too loose. I have not used those yet, but I am planning to, because I think the shoes are becoming a little loose now that I've been wearing them every day, practically all day, since they arrived. I ever wear them outdoors, to the store, to my mom's house, etc. (Well, that's about the only places I go anymore!) The sole is a sturdy rubber, like a good running or walking shoe.

I give the Charlotte, from Orthofeet, two thumbs up!

Donna

Donna

Thank you so much for your review! I was intrigued by the extra insoles. I always have too much room on the top the foot.

Sollamyn 12-29-20 05:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BigBadBetty (Post 2904602)
Thank you so much for your review! I was intrigued by the extra insoles. I always have too much room on the top the foot.

They're actually called spacers. One set 1/6 inch and one set 1/8 inch. You can use either or both, I believe.

Donna


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