👟 Ora Recovery Slide 2 for Women by Hoka One One Review

These are amazing shoes with excellent cushioning. This was my second pair (the first pair, orange - my only option - was bought at a shoe store). I was delighted to find them in black at Revain, but the pair I received were defective, with one boot noticeably larger than the other (see photo). R and L shoes are M8/W10 in size. The company has agreed for me to send the shoes back BUT I have to pay for the return shipping for the DEFECTIVE PAIR OF SHOES. Will never buy from this company…

I've been dreaming of a pair of these sandals since the first time I saw them. First, let me back up a bit. A few years ago I suffered a fairly long term (initially misdiagnosed) Achilles tendon injury and the only, I mean ONLY sneakers/shoes I could wear and still wear are the Hoka Gaviota. Since I can't walk barefoot/in socks anymore and the slippers didn't fit, I've worn Oofos recovery sandals at home and sometimes to work over the summer. I love them, but they're kind of ugly. I saw them…

These well fitting sandals are very comfortable for women with high arches. I gave them four stars because they're big, they're overpriced on this site, and they're expensive to return. I suggest looking around and paying attention to the fine print. I found the exact same sandals on sale at REI for $39 AFTER receiving the ones I ordered from Revain and found them to be too big. I usually wear a size 9 but these were too big. There are no half sizes so I bought an 8 and it fit me. I initiated a

I bought these because the Hoka One One is the only shoe I can wear to deal with arthritis pain in one foot and plantar fasciitis in the other. I would like the slides to be half the size because they're a bit too big for my height, but I'll skip them as they're meant to be recovered from activity. The biggest issue for me was the very strong chemical odor emanating from these sandals. When I opened them I took them out to the back porch and left them out for a couple of days. Then I sprayed…