relxfeet Mens Slippers Adjustable Diabetic Shoes Wide Toe Box House Slippers Indoor Outdoor Slip On Warm Clogs for Swollen Feet

These are good slippers for the colder weather that is ahead. My feet get cold in the condo in the fall/winter, so I like to wear slippers that are warm in the condo only (instead of shoes). As I often end up going outside for little things (like getting packages or moving the car) and I don’t want the hassle of putting on shoes, I like to have slippers that are OK to wear outside as well.
These slippers have a nice rubber sole that works well outside or in the house. They are toasty warm, so no more cold feet (though a bit hot for summer use). I especially like the wide toe box, which makes them extra roomy on the toes, which is great for me, as I have a hammer toe that gets tender in crowded shoe beds.
For $26 for such a quality set, these are a great deal. With the current 30% coupon also, I’d say to buy them now.

I think it’s a dis-service to label these as “diabetic” slippers., like they are some kind of medical device. They are really good looking (mine are the Black Bohemia) and comfortable. Wear them around the house (only in the colder months as they are pretty warm) or occasional outside use. The sole seems pretty durable and the upper is a highly woven fabric

If you have really wide or high volume feet, these are a good choice. The width is perfect for my EEE foot and there is enough arch support for my high arches. If you need more room, there is a velcro strap over the top and fortunately, it’s concealed so they don’t announce “hey, I can no longer tie my shoes and need velcro”. Best of all, as an open back slip they haven’t fallen off my feet or slipped forward as I shuffle around the house.

I wear a 10-1/2 D men’s shoes. So I usually end up wearing a size 11. Am I glad I didn’t go that route, and order a size 11. I would be swimming in them right now. (I order the size 10-1/2.)

Read the size chart showing on the advert page, and measure your feet. You’ll see that for your size, they are a bit larger than normal even. Not large enough to order a half-size smaller though.

As far as being a D foot width; I’d say maybe not. They are more like an E foot width, maybe between a D and a E.

The down side for me is; They’re not a felt house shoe. Not sure what the material is. But, it’s not felt. Not even a mock felt.

In many ways; these remind me of the rubber clogs I wear all summer long.

I like these! I’m wearing them now and they’ve already become my go-to houseshoe. I love that they don’t have “fur” in them, just a little decorative around the edges. The full fur models always make my feet sweat. Yuck.

These are adjustable in girth via the velcro straps, which is nice. I did err on the small side, given comments, and knowing about this adjustability. But because only whole sizes are available around my size, I went down a whole size. Although I think I am glad I didn’t get my normal size, this one “fits”, just barely. It’s not tight around, given the velcro, but it is a little short front to back, so that my foot comes right up to the back of the shoe. This isn’t problematic, since the slipper is open on the back.

So my personal recommendation would be to go a half size down from your normal size, if that’s available – assuming you don’t have any issues that make your feet swell unusually (I don’t). A whole size down might be a little snug and/or short for this kind of shoe.