Stylish and Comfortable: MBT Women's Lila 6 Sport 3 Strap Traditional Rocker Bottom Sandal - Experience the Perfect Blend of Fashion and Function Review

Subtle styling for MBT. This shoe is generally not suitable for people with balance problems. Ideal for people with leg problems or for those who don't mind a big workout just by walking around. The fourth pair is a pity they don't wear it for long as the sides get blown out each time as it heals.

but the problem is that they cut corners on the sizes and make one size for whole and half ie 9-9 1/2. So if you are 9 years old, the shoes are a little big. With shoe size 9.5, the shoes are slightly smaller. If you order 10 and your shoe size is 9.5, the shoes will be a bit big for you. This is very disappointing, as is the fact that they ran out of so many "regular" sizes in so many models. They might want to reconsider their production.

Very good sandals from the old MBT concept that suit my unusual foot shape well. The sole is extra durable and the fabric bindings are comfortable and very stabilizing. The cost is really quite high ($170 with tax) and my old MBT sandals were leather so I'm a little worried about the durability of this fabric version. I still use the old ones after 10 years, but the soles are already very worn and too flexible). However, in terms of comfort, support and good looks, these MBT sandals appear to…

I have a large collection of different MBT shoes. I recently had to throw away 3 old pairs as the sole was worn out. When I saw these sandals I originally wanted to wait until they were discontinued and sold at a significant discount. After just a few weeks, many retailers didn't have my size, so I bit the bullet and paid full price. These sandals are just as comfortable as my old ones and look a lot nicer. I wear a lot of blue, so I have to train for the next few years. These sandals are also…

Now that I've discovered the MBT Rocker sole I can now walk pain free and have lost 22kg since December 2017 and am still losing weight. I fell down a ten foot ladder and fractured my talus. As a result, an orthopedist performed an arthrodesis (gluing) of my metatarsal bones. He said I would have arthritis in the future and he was right. 14 years later I could no longer walk without severe pain. I've tried every shoe I thought would allow me to walk without pain and spent at least $5,000 on…

I am a huge MBT fan and have accumulated several pairs over the years. When MBT filed for bankruptcy I was afraid I wouldn't get them again, but I'm glad they're back. I have high arches and they provide good support. With a rocking sole, these shoes allow me to stand upright and improve my posture and walking. The pair I ordered are a little shorter than the other MBTs I have but they still fit and I'm very happy with them. They are a replacement for a similar MBT that I have been actively…

My doctor in the footsteps recommended me a new pair of MBTs to relieve severe pain from a severe case of Hallux Rigidus as my old MBT pair has the typical "bloated heel" below which this line suffers . I'm not complaining though, they have served my weary dogs well for many years. These sandals are very lightweight for a brand I love but that doesn't seem to make them the most supportive on the upper and the heel roll step is also more pronounced than some of their other sandals so it can be…

This brand was recommended by my physical therapist when I asked if I could go back to the side stirrups I wore as a kid. I had polio at 13 months and had 15 reconstructive surgeries that resulted in my left ankle fusion. Arthritis has developed in the joint and the impact on the joint is very painful and limits my ability to go outside and do therapeutic walking. This is why I asked again about braces with iron bars. I have a molded ankle/foot/shin brace, but it doesn't cushion shock or…

In 2011 I bought Kiburi sandals in a deep chocolate brown and LOVED them. I have mild scoliosis and have found that I can get up and walk all day...pain free! Also, the rich chocolate brown color was great for both outerwear and underwear. But then I found out that MBT went bankrupt in 2012 and couldn't buy shoes anymore... my heart sank. A few years later I asked The Walking Store in Waikoloa, Hawaii if they had any, but heard no news. They knew nothing. Then I went online and, to my surprise,