Customer Reviews Spenco Supreme Slipper

Pros: Soft and nice looking, vegan, appear to be well made. Removable footbed. Cons: Not comfortable to stand in--they have a raised metatarsal support, which I generally like, but I found it to be too high for my foot, which made them uncomfortable. Rather steep price.

These were much too big - when my husband put them on, there was enough room behind his heel to accommodate his fingers. I found a size label inside and they were labeled with the correct size, but were at least a size too big. In addition the soles are very slick and hard, definitely a risk of slipping. We returned them.

Support had a raised round ball under the arch. It felt like a rock inside the shoe.

To large, need to be worn with socks

Extremely odd arch/support system. I always look for slippers with at least moderate support, and these have that. However, there is an additional support/bump towards the metatarsals that just didn’t work for me. My right foot got somewhat used to it after about an hour, but my left foot hated it. I assume my arch is just slightly lower in the left. I don’t have foot problems, but always wear shoes with great arch (e.g Birkenstock, Cole Haan, Dansko) and never had this kind of feeling. You may like it, but it is definitely odd/unique. The plaid fabric was cheap feeling and didn’t seem like it would last long at all - very thin, but soft. The bottom of the shoe has very little traction on wood floors. Honestly, it was like walking on a greased floor. I tried these for a few hours and decided they were not for me. Additionally, I don’t think the value is there for the build quality. I’ve found others on Zappos (memory foam brand) that ended up working out much better than these.

The material inside is not all that thick and the outside material feels like the felt that is used for a planter you start seeds in. The material is decently warm but it is also loose. Thw material quality did not seem to warrant this price.

The material inside is not all that thick and the outside material feels like the felt that is used for a planter you start seeds in. The material is decently warm but it is also loose.

I was really stoked about getting these because of my foot issues... mainly plantar fasciitis. However, I was disappointed when I got them. They look as I expected but they were a little snug (no 1/2 sizes) and with socks they were too tight. Without socks... the lining makes my feet sweat. Returned!

I got these because they have arch support, which did turn out to be really good. Unfortunately, after 7 months of wear, the seam on the front began to split on the left slipper. Very disappointing.

Heel slipped out of shoe, due to size. Exchanged for Ugg Sacot leather which is very comfortable and fits well. Also just looks nicer also.

Great slipper, very comfy. Love the rubber sole. Was a bit disappointed that the seam started to split open after only about 3-4 months of use. Would expect better quality/durability for the price...

The fit was about true to size and of appropriate width for a men's D.

Looks great, fit is great, construction is great but there is a bump that lands just in front of the arch that makes them unwearable. This bump is part of the construction in both shoes and led me to throwing these away a month after getting them

I find after a few months of wearing that these slippers get sweaty. This might be due to the plush layer compacting, leaving inadequate barrier to the foam insert. Foam can be sweaty. Maybe some thicker socks would work, but the slippers are tight already - I find them running slight smaller than past slippers. Otherwise, the cushioning works really well.

Super soft on the inside initially, but the fake fur wore off the insole quickly. I emailed the company, requesting to purchase replacement insoles 3 weeks ago, and never got a response.

I got these because the reviews seemed good, and my husband hates memory foam in slippers as it flattens out before a year is done. They have nearly no cushioning, and there are some weird bumpy nubs right in the middle of the footbed.

Way too squishy -- I bought these because they were recommended on a podiatrist's website for fascia pain, and my feet actually hurt much more within 10 minutes of wearing these than they did going barefoot! Also, the right slipper was far too large, and my right foot is the bigger one on my body, so clearly, there was something mis-sized in this pair.

Initially, I liked these slippers. The fit seemed to be about right and they were pretty comfortable. But they did not hold up. After only a few months, the footbed (insole) of the slipper deteriorated and detached from the slipper. Eventually I had to cut a portion of the insole off because it had shredded and was wadding up under my feet, making the slippers uncomfortable. Maybe I just got ones with a defect, but I would not buy them again.

not bad for the first couple months lining at toe wore out and is like sandpaper on the big toe.

I like the slippers, but ... I received a pair of size 12 as a gift. They felt a bit too big, so I ordered a size 11 which felt a bit too snug. I opted for slightly too big over too snug, and I now regret that decision. The furry lining matted down after only a few days, and now slightly too big feels floppy. I think the elevens would have broken in for a better fit.

Appearance of slipper was good but quality control was lacking in the construction. The faux wool used as a lining did not come up high enough on the heel on one of the slippers. This causes the top of my heel to rub on the top edge of the back of the slipper. Lesson learned: never buy foot wear online.

The slippers look great, and the size is perfect, but they are the most expensive supremely uncomfortable slipper I have ever worn. I was in the footwear business for 24 years, rising from assistant store manager to Corporate Field Vice President for the Florsheim Shoe Company (also was a manager for Butler's Shoes and Running Department Manager for Decathlon U.S.A.), so I know a little bit about footwear. The arch is too hard; it does not allow the arch of the foot to flex when you walk. Unfortunately, in the Support drop down menu, there is no option for terrible arch support. The arch of your foot is designed to flex with each step, helping to cushion each step. In a foot with a normal arch, as you step down, the bones in the arch flex outward (forward and backward), allowing the arch to rise and fall with each step; thus providing support all the way through the step. Arch support in a shoe, is meant to help the arch in your foot perform properly, if it has a tendency to flatten out too much or completely. These slippers prevent any of that from happening. Proper arch support does not mean a hard, inflexible lump under the arch of your foot. The arches in these slippers are hard, inflexible lumps.

Aweful and uncomfortable and like boats on your feet

The right shoe felt like a size larger than it should be, and this is my larger foot! The shoe was way too squishey, so that I felt like my feet hard to work too hard just to have the shoes on or walk around my house ... I returned them right away.

Wanted to love these but the bottoms are WAY too slippery on hardwood floors, they'd be a hazard for someone older or has balance issues. You may want to rethink the bottoms of these