👣 HOKA ONE Recovery Slide Sandal for Men's Footwear Review

I just bought one. I take 11 in most shoes. I chose the same here and my foot just fits. The top band is a bit tight but it breaks. These are the most comfortable sandals I've ever worn. In fact, I have never bought a pair of flip flops/sandals etc due to high arches and repetitive plantar feet. A friend gave me his to try on and I was blown away. I ordered them straight away and they are fantastic. Getting another pair to wear outside, another first! I hate walking barefoot around the house…

If you suffer from plantar fasciitis these shoes/sandals/flip flops offer the best relief from aches and pains my husband has experienced in almost 10 years. This is a pillow. He wears these mules every day - at home and has a second pair for outdoor use. I just bought him a pair of sneakers. Fingers crossed.

Ironic that an amazon asked me how this item fit. They are too small and too big at the same time. How is that even possible?! i hear you ask Well, the base is too big for me, I need a size smaller in terms of foot length. But at the same time, the strap is horribly designed and too small. So for the strap to fit well I would need a larger size and then the base would be massive! Strange. I refuse to believe they tested this on more than one foot before making them. By the way, I have high…

I originally ordered a size 10 (because I wear size 10 Hoka shoes) but they were too big and fell off my feet before I could even take a step. I have returned them to a more fitting size 9 but the design of the sandals is such that they just don't stay on the foot. I have chronic inflammation in the balls of my feet and the only way it could stay is if I grab my toes on my sandals. For people with heel problems (as opposed to my bunion problems), this might not be a big deal, but these shoes…

My usual size was too small - not long enough. The size larger was the right length but there wasn't enough room for me to put my feet in until I cut the flip flops off an inch to have more room. Excellent arch support once you sit down. So plan to order at least one or even two sizes larger. Bless Prime's return policy.

I have plantar fasciitis. Mostly due to walking/running on a treadmill about 5 miles a day. When I'm not working out, I wear flip flops or walk around the house barefoot. I read that it's bad for your feet, so I decided to roll the dice in favor of recovery shoes. I just received them yesterday and they are the most comfortable shoes I have ever worn. I highly recommend them. I'm usually cheap but if it helps relieve my pain it's $56.

It took me quite a long time to be successful. I'm a tall male (5ft 10in / 245) in my 50's with bad legs. I wear 12-12.5 because I ordered 13. The high arches are killing me and my high instep prevents me from putting my feet in most types of mules and sandals. These mules work. It's a bit pricey but if they last and don't wear 6 months a year I'll be happy.

This may be a great product but only offering full size sandals sucks. I have a 10-1/2 and ordered a size 11 shoe as recommended. The shoe has a high arch and that makes these sandals unstable for me. It can only be used when I'm wearing a thick sock - I wasn't planning to buy it. 10 "might" work, but I don't know, and honestly I don't want to waste my time experimenting.

If you've ever had plantar fasciitis, you know how painful that first step in the morning can be. I have slides from all the other brands listed above and I know they are at least partially related to my condition. After work, his shorts and flip-flops walked around the house for me most of the day, but after months of using expensive insoles in my work shoes, my condition didn't improve. That was because I was wearing flip flops from other brands. I had never heard of this brand but figured…