FitVilleWomens Slip On Shoes Wide Walking Shoes for Women Slip On Sneakers for Flat Feet Plantar Fasciitis with Arch Support

I have very wide feet and now to make matters worse I have excessive fluid retention in my left foot which makes it nearly impossible to find shoes that fit. These fit fine right out of the box. The first time putting them on they were slightly tight but, after wearing them daily the past week they are very comfortable and slide right on without having to bend over.

I am loving this shoe. I walk a lot with my job and need something to blend in with business casual clothes. The shoe is very easy to slip on. I was worried about that. If you have lymphedema like I do, then this is a worry about whether I can get my foot into a shoe. The shoe has a wide toe box, my feet are never squished. What I will say is this shoe runs big. I’m normally a 7.5W. I bought a 7W and it’s too big! I will keep this for the summer when I’m really swollen. I’m going to order a 6.5W because these are so comfortable! You won’t regret it!

I like that they are comfortable and extra wide width since there's not alot of shoes that are really extra wide which are good for my bunions. My only issue is, since they are really extra wide, they tend to make noise when I walk. But I resolved that by wearing metatarsal pads to prevent the sliding and noise making. I didn't want to return these shoes for a smaller side and having to deal with problems of wrong size and shipping them back again. I'll just stick with these.

This was bought for a person with disabilities. They love the ease of putting on, the wider toe area and the look was trendy. So much and less than the leaders of the slip on sneaker. Will get another pair for them.

It came on the date it said it would arrive here. I tried it on , it was too big, it felt like an extra wide shoe. Short of disappointed. Because it's hard shopping any where for the right size to fit my feet after having surgery. I will give it to someone one else that will fit them.

These are not slip in shoes, just a normal lace up sneaker, not slip in as was described. Also the white soles are too big and clunky looking, too much white, would be better looking if the sole matched the shoe, so they didn't look so much like orthopedic shoes.

I bought these sneakers as a gift for an 82 year old woman and she is very happy with how they fit, they are wide enough and do not hurt her sensitive toes and feet, she wears them daily in and outdoors, she says there is nothing about the sneakers she does not like, the color, material and fit are all good for the price. She loves that she can just slip them on without fussing with tieing the laces. I would recommend this footwear.

I'm disabled and diabetic so I have to be careful with my feet. These shoes are so comfortable. They have plenty of room and they are so easy to slip on and off. I'm so happy that I bought them!

I purchased the running shoes to go to the gum and I love the fact that there is lot of cushioning on the back so your heels don't end up with blisters like they do in other shoes. They were comfortable to wear right off the bat.

Super comfortable and easy to put on. Usually it’s next to impossible for to wear slip on shoes like this because they’re far too narrow. I purchased these in wide and they’re super stretchy. I’d say unless you need wider than a 2E the wide would sufficient as opposed to the X-Wide.

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Am suffering with neuropathy and foot drop so my feet's are quite swollen. I have bought about 20 pairs of shoes and non of them didn't fit. Those one fits perfectly. I have to say it would be much easier to put them if they would have tongue but I did find they way to put them on. I have also noticed that they give me a much better support for me feet's then the standard trainers.

Very comfy.