Customer Reviews OOFOS Ooyea

I was recently diagnosed with plantar fasciitis and plantar fasciosis and my podiatrist recommended this brand. However, I have tried two separate styles from Oofos and both hurt so badly I could not continue to wear them. I highly recommend Aetrex instead if you are suffering with these foot conditions.

loved the look, but the strap was too narrow for me to get my foot all the way in. it may have been a bit small for size? but IDK because i couldn't get my foot in lol. i do have a slightly wide foot.

Loved the look and the "squish" of these but, sadly, the strap over the arch was too tight for me to slide my foot in all the way. Too bad because I loved the color (sunburst)!

This style is a good idea that doesn't work on real feet (at least NOT on MY feet). The back lip should surround heel and keep the sandal on my foot; but it doesn't, and when my foot lifts up and then goes back down, I land on the edge of the lip. They look like BOATS, extending too far out from the wearable space. I will go back to Women's OOLaLa and wear with split-toe socks in cold weather.

Horrible fit! I have skinny feet, but the straps were so tight I could barely jam my foot in. And they looked like school buses too. Bulky but not in a good way.

These sandals are not unisex. Picture how with high heels sandals, it tapers or squeezes towards the big toe and the adjacent toe. Through the top front "window" of the sandal, you can see only the big toe, the toe beside it, and you can barely see three toes. With a man's sandal, you can see all the toes. With these sandals, you cannot see the pinky toe or the "ring" toe because the covering tapers inward. This conveys a "womens' sandal" look.