Slip-on style shoes with an open back and a closed front that are generally casual and comfortable. The sole is very rigid and traditionally made from wood, but modern styles also feature cork, rubber, or plastic soles.
Skechers D'Lites Opal Light and Comfortable
March 26, 2013
Reviewer: Kitty Kat from Rochester, NY
Ordered these shoes for person who had trouble with her heels but needed a shoe that her foot would not slip out of. These were perfect!! The shoe was very light weight and comfortable for walking. Her foot stayed in place and did not "slip" back and forth which can sometimes happen in backless types of shoes.
Klogs Naples Klogs Naples
March 19, 2013
Reviewer: lschluns from Dallas
They are very true to size - I have a wide foot with a high arch. I work on my feet all day and these shoes are very comfortable. Be aware that this style of shoe is made to slip slightly on the heel when you walk.
Wears this shoe: Work
Klogs Dusty Fabulous!
March 19, 2013
Reviewer: Anonymous from USA
I am a nurse and didn't like Dansko shoes because they are so hard. These Klogs have support, but they are not as hard as Dansko shoes. They do run a whole size smaller. I wear a size 9 in tennis shoes and had to order a size 8 in the Klogs.
Wears this shoe: 12 hr shifts as a nurse
Propet Voyager Walker Voyager
March 19, 2013
Reviewer: Small town girl from Superior, MT
I think my feet aren't the same length! The left foot fit perfectly but I think the right foot could have had a half size larger. They are still great and comfortable. Since it's still winter here I've just been wearing them around the house. Can't wait for summer when I can wear then outside.
Wears this shoe: Ill use them for floating the river, ksyaking
Easy Spirit Traveltime wore out the first pair--time for new ones
March 19, 2013
Reviewer: LC from northern california
Likes: comfortable travel shoe. Works well with orthoticsDislikes: The navy is VERY dark. Runs a little wide
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Light and Comfortable
March 26, 2013
wore out the first pair--time for new ones
March 19, 2013
