Customer Reviews Propet Cush 'N Foot

Got these for my husband and he hated them.. Thought they were ugly, said his foot was sliding around in them and that they were hard not soft cushioning.

PROS: Arch support and cushion for soles of feet are perfect: Comfortable without feeling unstable from too much cushion. Interior lining is smooth and comfortable. Quality of Propet's materials and construction are very good. Velcro fastener allows user adjustment to width of foot. CONS: Bottom of soles are slippery on floors. Lip of circumference around ankle is stiff and not padded, requiring socks to avoid discomfort. I will explore other offerings by Propet, but this product is being returned.

I bought these for my elderly father in law who has mobility issues. He has a pair of Propet sneakers with hook/loop closure that he loves. Thought he might like slippers, too. The only problem with these slippers is that the bottoms are rather slick when walking on carpet. Because of his mobility issues (walker, etc.) we had to return these for something else. You should expect a smooth sole for indoor purposes. As usual, Zappos was GREAT about exchanging these for something different.

More of an indoor shoe (slipper) because of the soft material.

I got a size 12; what I really need is a 12 1/2 which is not available. 13 would be too big.

Shoe felt great, material was good and otherwise I could not complain. But the length seemed too long.

The shoe was too wide for my foot and orthotic...but extra wide was all left in stock when I ordered. All in all an average slipper.

Even with the shoe too large overall the upper front of the shoe hurt my foot. Although, to be fair, I bought the shoe for wear around the house without socks. Maybe with socks, it would have been better

Comfortable but more of a slipper than a shoe. No actual support. But if I quality slipper is what you're looking for...this is the one.

the slipper has a narrow toe. i have to wear 4e or 5e, due to problems with my left foot. surprisingly, the right foot has problems, due to the toe portion of the slipper narrowing to quickly. i will probably stop using them, since i don't need problems on my right foot as well.

The shoes are very comfortable but they run a bit narrow in the sole. The top stretches to accommodate but your foot hangs over the edges. My husband typically wears either a 5E or 6E depending on brand. In this shoe He would need a 6E which was not available so I will need to return them.

I have very high arches and have to wear orthotic insoles. I also have large feet, with my right foot a half-size larger than my left foot, which requires me to purchase size 14 wide most of the time. For all these reasons, I have a hard time finding shoes that are comfortable to wear. I purchased these house shoes in 14 wide, but was swimming in them, even with the provided insole left in under my orthotic. I could have purchased a smaller pair, but these are just to ugly to do so. They ooze an "I've given up" vibe, particularly with their Velcro flap. They were not comfortable just to stand in, looked awful, and flopped around when I tried to walk in them. No surprise, they have been returned

To narrow

Good fit but the shoe is too flimsy and I have to be sure to walk with my feet straight so it doesn't slip off; which is difficult with my handicap.

Definitely was not happy with purchase. Feels more like a slipper than a shoe.

Advertised as "Medicare" which implies approved footwear that provides support and cushioning. I found neither so returned them as not up to my expectations.

I perched these be cause I have wide feet 5E and a high instep I also get a lot of swelling in my feet, with that said when wearing these the flap to secure the slipper is not wide enough to mate with the Velcro and as such is vary tight across the top of my foot and macks the swelling even worse

Got these for my 80-year-old father-in-law, who has struggled with his difficult feet for most of his life. While these were easy to put on and flexible enough for his feet, they didn't have enough arch or metatarsal support, so we needed to return them.

These slippers are at least one size too large. And the soles are very slick. We have all hardwood and tile floors. Seemed like an accident waiting to happen.

Being returned! These are fine unless you ever need any grip to the sole... VERY slippery hard sole, no traction on tile surfaces if you are trying to pull yourself up out of a chair. Would be fine for someone only walking on cement or possibly carpets......

Shoe doesn't open all the way to the toe of the shoe. Web site didn't show this feature. I just assumed it did. My error..........................

I was so hopeful for wonderful shoes to wear around the house, but these didn't work for me. The sole was so rigid it was impossible to walk in them. Perhaps they work if you shuffle as many elderly people do.

Too short and not wide enough.

The toe box was very steeply sloped so I could feel it pressing on my big toenail. Even a larger size didn't help, nor did a wider width.