5 Reasons These Adjustable Slippers Are the First Ones That Fit My Swollen Feet

My feet swell. Some mornings they are fine, by the evening my ankles are puffy and anything with a fixed opening starts to dig in. For years I just took my slippers off and walked around in socks.

These have one wide, soft strap that closes with a little tab. I open it wide when my feet are swollen and snug it up when they are not. One customer with bunions told me it is the first slipper that never presses on them. It fits the foot you have that day, not the one on the size chart.

Most fluffy slippers are soft on top and flat underneath, which is why my heels ached after an hour on the kitchen tile.

These have a contoured memory-foam footbed with a gentle arch and a deep cup that holds your heel, on top of a thick sole about an inch high. You feel the floor a lot less. I stand at the stove, do the dishes and walk the hallway 20 times a day, and my feet stay comfortable.

Open toe, open back, nothing to pull on. In the morning I put my hand on the nightstand, slide my feet in and go. No sitting down on the bed, no fighting a heel that folds under.

The wide strap holds them on, so they do not slap or fly off going down the stairs the way a backless slipper does. My husband noticed I stopped kicking mine off under the table.

I have owned the beige orthopedic kind. They work, and they look like something you get handed after surgery.

These come in 6 colors, from a soft pink and a warm camel to the leopard that everyone asks me about. I have gone out to the mailbox and to get the paper in them more than once, and the thick sole means you can. My daughter took one look and ordered the grey.

2 pairs, 2 colors. I keep the leopard by the bed and the black by the front door. Or one for you and one for your mom, your sister or the friend who complains about her feet as much as you do. Every order comes with easy returns, no questions asked.

A tip from me: they fit true to size, and the strap takes care of the width. The leopard is the one that sells out first, so if your size is showing in stock, I would not wait.