Review on EQUICK Women'S Arch Support Athletic Sandal Yoga Mat Insole Beach Shoes For Outdoor & Indoor Sports by Harish Soto

I had a pair of these in black a few years ago and would wear them everywhere: to commute to work, multiple-day festivals, sightseeing, brunch, etc. I had to throw them out after 2 years of heavy wear so I needed a new pair for an upcoming tropical vacation.I purchased the sun and moon print because it reminds me of the Teva design but Tevas hurt my feet so I didn't even bother purchasing those. FYI, my feet are SUPER sensitive. The bottoms of them always burn when I walk, my heel and toes blister up from rubbing, and I rarely find a pair of shoes I can wear pain free. I decided to try this out to see if my feet would love them like they loved the black ones. Well, let me tell you, these are AMAZING.I wore these on my flight to Florida for the first time and I was so happy I could adjust the straps as my feet swelled up. Once we were out in Florida, my feet did not hurt once! It was 90s degrees, humid, and sunny and I was able to walk around all day with no pain. I put on a different sandal for dinner and couldn't walk after 10 minutes from pain but once I put these back on, I was as good as new. I can't recommend these enough especially for the price. They're great for casual wear but also add a little sporty flair to more dressed up outfits (like dresses, skirts).For sizing: it seems to fit true to size. I am usually an 8.5 but 8 in sandals and the 8 fit perfectly with room to spare.Pros:1. Adjustable straps2. Foot doesn't burn on the bottom and no blisters from rubbing3. Very cute pattern4. Mild instep support (but could be better)5. Super soft - I feel like I'm walking around barefoot6. Straps don't cut off blood flow to toes like some sandals do7. Perfect for wearing on the beach, in parks, and dry super fast if wetCons:Only 1: foot slides back to the back of the shoe and leaves a lot of room in front of shoe. It only happened to my smaller foot but not the bigger one. NOT a dealbreaker for me. I would just adjust straps and make sure I walk with the front of the foot instead of the back.