Sollbeam Womens Slipper Wsp00111

Provided immediate relief

I have plantar fasciitus and find they are comfortable with a good instep support. My podiatrist said that they were the best ones she had seen for that condition

After pregnancy I developed horrible heel pain, so bad I couldn’t walk without saying “ahhhhh!!!” with a couple profanities following. Needless to say, I’m glad I found these slippers. From the day I got them, I put them on and haven’t taken them off when in the house. The arch support is great, the sole is cushiony and soft. The material is plush and feels great on my feet. My feet usually hurt every time I sit down and get back up. Those first 10-15 steps here torture. Since wearing these, my feet haven’t felt the pain as intensely as they did before, and it’s getting better and better with each passing day. I think the added support and cushion is giving my feet some much needed TLC. Even though my feet are happy, there are a few downsides. 1) sizing is really weirdly off. I wear a 7.5, and didn’t see that size was offered, so I ordered the next size up, an 8. When I got them, they fit like a 7. My heel was hanging off the back. I returned those and ordered an 8.5. These fit perfect, so for me, I had to size up a full size. I’ve never had to size up that much before. 2) I can see that the cloth on the foot bed is already starting to get matted (it’s been less than a week). But I saw reviews where people said they have thrown these in the wash so I’ll see if that will fix it and bring it back to life. 3) the foot strap is secure, but it feels to have already loosened up, which is not a deal breaker since there is Velcro, but concerning as to whether the strap and Velcro will hold up in the months ahead. All in all, I’m happy with my purchase.

My foot slipped sideways - not enough support to keep foot in correct position for plantar faciitis

Edited to add: The below review was posted the day I got them. And while I still like them, I don’t think they’ll be half as durable as Vionic. It’s only been a week and I can already feel that the support has crumbled a lot in all the weight bearing areas and although that’s somewhat beneficial to my high arches, the compressed areas make the slipper not as comfortable to walk/stand in. I mostly wear slippers all day and walk about 1200-1500 steps a day in them. They still look new and the fabric/stitching is perfect but they feel like I should think about buying a replacement pair soon. I don’t think I’ll buy another pair when that time comes. These are beyond amazing!! They are softer and more comfortable than my fuzzy throw blanket!! I have a chronic illness so often experience foot pain. Until now Vionic were the only shoes and slippers I could wear without having to replace the insole with orthopedic inserts (even my sneakers need the expensive inserts). I can’t afford to buy new Vionic slippers every six months (they usually start looking bad at the 4 month mark) but I was reluctant to spend $40 on a gamble. But since there was a Prime backed return policy, I bought it and it seems like I won the gamble! I received them today and I felt like the chronically ill, home bound version of Cinderella when I slipped into them for the first time! You might think that they are expensive for a “slipper“ but if you’re looking for an orthopedic pain reliever, they might seem super affordable! Hopefully they are as durable as the video shows and can last longer than my usual pair. It would be nice to have a more affordable alternative to my usual house slippers.

These are very nice slippers. They're warm. They have good traction. They are comfortable with the heel cup. You really need to follow the directions for wearing them briefly when you first wear them. It takes a little time to get used to the arch support. I have had mine a while now. I finished the 'break in period'. Now, I wear them the entire day. Love them! I've just had LVF installed in the kitchen and laundry room. I'm in the basement frequently. It's just office berber carpet glued down to the cement. These slippers absorb all of the shock. They're the best slippers I've ever had. On my right foot, I have a bunion, Morton's Neuroma, and plantar fasciitis too. Multiple injections. What's also nice is you can open the top portion that is velcrod, and adjust them. Barefoot they are fastened narrow. With regular socks medium adjusted. When I wear my thick wool socks and I make them wider. I'm about to purchase a second pair, so I can change them out when I wash and drip-dry the first pair. ADDENDUM 4/17/26: Still loving these slippers! I ordered a second pair. I had both heels injected for my plantar fasciitis a couple weeks ago. My podiatrist made a metatarsal pad for my right foot neuroma. He also injected that. I can adjust the top to accommodate my metal pad. I also have a bunion of the same foot. These slippers are my best friend!