Arch support generally refers to the part of the insole of the shoe that raises right at the level of the arch to provide support to the midfoot. Arch support also refers to individual insole cups with a molded shape that fit the arch and are placed inside the shoe to help relieve foot or heel pain.
About Sandals:
Sandals are open footwear consisting, in its most basic design; of a sole which is fastened or held to the foot by straps or thongs, leaving most or all of the foot exposed. Sandals are primarily a warm weather type of footwear and can be classified based on the function and activity for which they are intended or by their design and style. Casual and walking sandals are mainly designed for comfort, while sport sandals are mostly intended to provide support, traction and performance. Fashionable and dress sandals for women may have many of the style variations found on other shoe styles such as medium to high heels, platforms, toe covering etc. Other styles of sandals include, but are not limited to; flip flops, thongs, ankle strap sandals, fisherman sandals, wedge sandals, etc.
Earth Spindrift More Colors Please!!
February 16, 2013
Reviewer: naynaycox from Fort Washington, MD
These were sooo comfortabe straight from the box! Please make more colors. I thought they would feel loose because of the cross strap, but they fit me just right and did not slip or pinch the top of my foot. I wore with regular knee-highs or trouser socks. Not sure how thicker socks would feel though. Worth the price for the comfort.
Wears this shoe: work, casual
Earth Clove just what I was looking for!
February 05, 2013
Reviewer: serenebeth from Madison, WI
neat design for a casual white leather sandal...reminiscent of lace or bandana. this shoe is so comfortable due to the cushy padded footbed.
Wears this shoe: summer casual
Orthofeet 572 True Ortho Shoes
January 28, 2013
Reviewer: CAguy from El Cerrito, CA
I've bought other wide shoes to fit my orthopedic needs. While they were pretty low in price, they all failed in quality and durability...until this pair from OrthoFeet. Truly made for people with foot problems.
Wears this shoe: now
More Colors Please!!
February 16, 2013
