👟 Belilent Athletic Women's Shoes - Lightweight, Breathable, and Comfortable Platform Footwear Review

I was satisfied with the look when I opened my package, it is exactly the same as you see, easy to put on, very comfortable, I read the reviews and ordered a half size You don't have to pull them up, they are true to size, and if you wear a size bigger because you have a wide foot, you don't have it either, it fits. Gave this pair of shoes to my daughter, she's on her feet all day and needs comfort, ordered two more pairs of different colors, a month on the go, long walks, it's PERFECT

I spend about 30 hours a week as a waiter in a gourmet restaurant. I got them a week ago and wow! plantar fasciitis? Anything but gone. Leg/hip/back pain? 75% better. Do you need to take ibuprofen or put a thermal bandage on your lower back before the start of your shift? Not since I put them on. They weigh next to nothing, are non-slip, adjust to size and look great. I never expected to be this satisfied after trying almost everything to stop what comes with work. Very very glad to have her in

I have very wide, arthritic feet and it's hard to find shoes that don't bruise or bruise my toes. I just tried these shoes on for the first time and was amazed at how comfortable they are! They seem a little big in the toe area, but I don't mind that because it's preferable to squished toes. They're definitely not waterproof as the top is stretch fabric and the bottom looks like it's dangerous on slippery surfaces. I look forward to being able to walk a lot pain free again as long as the…

I love the heel support in this shoe, it's trendy and comfortable. I ended up buying two pairs because I dyed the first pair. If you plan to wear socks I would recommend going up half a size as they are snug fitting. I wear a 6.5 but will be buying a 7 to see if I can wear socks without cutting off circulation to my ankles. I recommend them to anyone with planter fasciitis. This is a less expensive way to get some relief. The recommended Vionics shoes from Ortho were a bit expensive for me…

I have had PF on both ankles for about three years. It's always difficult to find comfortable shoes to walk in. Orthopedic shoes are very expensive, so I was skeptical when I discovered them. I first ordered a 9.5 because it was a 10 but they were too tight so I ordered the next size up and they were perfect. Keep in mind that I also insert a PF insole, but together they do the trick. Walking in them reduces pain by at least 85 percent. I ride the New York City subway and walk a lot to get to…

Arrive on time. While wiggling a little to put them on (must use a shoehorn), suggest going up a size when using insoles. Fits well. I love the soft yet supportive upper, but it was the amazing cushion support that caught my interest and I wasn't disappointed. I have knee and back problems and am always looking for extra comfort and cushioning. in every shoe. Second review: I had a hard time putting them on with the fused back. Especially with socks! My second pair of Belilents (2nd photo) I…

*update* After wearing and wearing these shoes, they quickly became my favorite shoe. I would definitely buy them again. I bought these shoes based on reviews from people in the medical field and people who are on their feet all day. I am disappointed in the shoes. I can't possibly wear them to work and be on my feet the whole shift. I decided to try them before trying to wear them to work so I wore them to the mall and to school. At the end of the day my ankles, feet, knees and calves were…