OOahh Unisex Recovery Slide Sandals

These OOFOS recovery slides really impressed me. As soon as I put them on, I noticed the difference — the cushioning is soft yet supportive, and the shape naturally reduces pressure on the feet, ankles, and knees. They’re lightweight, easy to slip on, and surprisingly durable for how soft they feel. After wearing them post-workout and around the house, my feet felt noticeably more relaxed and less sore. The fit was accurate, and the minimalist black design makes them easy to wear indoors or outdoors without looking overly sporty. I test footwear and comfort-focused products regularly, and these stand out for both performance and overall comfort. They’re one of those items where you immediately feel the benefit. I’ll definitely be watching this brand — if they release new colors, upgraded sole designs, or seasonal versions, I’d be very interested in testing and reviewing those as well.

Super comfy. Good fit for wide feet. Good quality.

I was between getting a pair of these or the Hoka recovery slides. After watching some YouTube videos, I decided to go with the Hokas. The newest version of those are gigantic and ridiculous. My wife also told me they looked like Crocs. So I sent those back and bought these. So glad I did!! These things fit like a glove and are amazing! They're so comfy out of the box, but I'm looking forward to them forming more to my feet as everyone says they will.

The fit on these is a bit narrow but hopefully they'll loosen up as they're worn more. The cushion and support is just right and the fact that they slip on and off easily is a huge plus. For cleaning, all they need is a good wash and rinse with soap and water. The slide is perfect for walking. We have all tile in our home and these are worn in place of traditional slipper because they offer more support. We chose black, a pretty neutral color.

Great for my plantar fascitis ... so comfy & nice to wear around the house.

I was a barefoot walker in my house. Never wore shoes. And then I developed a foot injury and was told I shouldn't be walking barefoot ever. I have a tear in the plantar plate of my second toe, joint effusion, and mild tenosynovitis. Walking was painful. It got to the point where I started limping. Surgery was recommended to fix it. So I bought these to walk around the house in. Honestly I think they were the main source of allowing my foot to heal. I do also have prescription custom orthotics now for my leave-the-house shoes, but these sandals are what I wear the majority of the time since I work from home. I've been wearing them for 2.5 months. This is actually a second pair I purchased. I no longer have foot pain. I have no foot pain at all when I'm wearing these. I have no foot pain when I walk barefoot - which is usually just walking from the bedroom to the shower or bathroom in the night. I have more foot pain wearing my prescription orthotics than I do wearing these sandals. These sandals saved me from needing surgery, because I was on the verge of having that done. These sandals and the prescription orthotics were the last attempt to fix the pain before the surgical solution. I'll always have the torn plantar plate unless at some point I do get surgery. Until then, I'll be wearing these sandals to put that off as long as possible. So a few things about the sandal itself. They're some kind of foam. I can't wear them without socks because my skin sticks to them and it feels awful. I have to wear wool socks because non-wool socks get smelly fast. The one time I wore something else, the sandals and the socks stunk by the end of the day. I'm not a smelly foot person so it was absolutely these sandals as the cause. I think whatever these sandals are made of help to contain the bacteria that makes feet smell. Wool socks are very good at preventing this. The sandals are HOT. The first pair I purchased was in August. I'm very much a person who feels the temperature of my feet. If my feet are hot, I'm hot. If my feet are cold, I'm cold. Well, hot feet in August is not fun. I ended up exchanging them for a larger size and that helped a lot. That let my feet breathe a bit. I wear a size 10 in women’s shoes. I'm wearing a size 12 in these. They are absolutely too big. There's about an inch of space in front of my toes and behind my heel. Despite this, I don't trip around the house because they're too big. They work great. And they don't feel so tight wearing socks which allows my feet to stay cooler. Now that's it's nearly winter, I'm doubling up on socks because despite the warmth they have in summer, my exposed toes are too cold for the winter. So I need more room for that. They're too big, but they work well for me. And as you wear them they squish down a bit so they become bigger inside. I'm wearing the older pair with two pairs of socks and I wear the newer pair with one pair of socks. You can throw them in the washing machine to wash them. Which I've done a few times. I've also hand washed them. But honestly, the washing machine works great, so there's no need to take the time to hand wash. They're expensive, in my opinion, but considering they saved me from surgery, they're worth it.

Great quality & very comfortable. I would highly recommend these sandals especially if you have sore or aching feet.

I take a 7 1/2 size shoe, so figured a 7 would fit, but was still too large. Unhappily, I missed the return window, so I'm stuck with it.

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Completely changed my foot/heel pain at home! I have tile & hardwood floors everywhere and I think they’ve been making my feet hurt. Using these shoes are like walking on literal clouds. I never have pain when in these shoes! I would absolutely buy another pair to wear outside the home. Highly recommend for feet pain/plantar fasciitis.

Recommended for anyone having with plantar fasciitis and heels spur. They provide good support.

I’ve been thinking about getting a pair of these for quite a while now but have mainly been put off due to the price. After ramping up my training for the London Marathon for the 2nd time this year I decided to make the plunge and give them a go to see if they really did make a difference. Categorically I will say yes they do! The sizing is what I would describe as a true fit so you won’t need to go up or down a size just get whatever size you normally would for shoes/trainers. I found they took a little getting used to for the first couple of times I wore them as they feel like they’re moulded to your feet a little but once I got my head round that I can only describe them as fantastic & well worth the money. I often found myself walking gingerly for at least a day after my long runs (10 miles plus) but these are so comfortable and cushioning on my legs and feet it’s easy to forget what I’ve put them through. If I’m being picky (& I am a little to be fair) the only slight niggle I have with them is they’re not the easiest thing to slide on, particularly if you’re wearing socks as well. Because of the rubbery nature of them your socks end up getting stuck and pulling tight on your toes. A slight adjustment when on soon sorts this and like I said I am being picky. Expensive? Yes, for what they are but in my opinion well worth the money if like me you suffer from sore feet and legs after long runs.

verg good purchase. comfortable like no other slider, forget the main stream slider and go for the OOFOS. No more foot pain