Customer Reviews OOFOS OOahh Sport Flex

These sandals are very comfortable. They are almost too comfortable. They are made of a dense foam that conforms to your foot and springs back after pressure is removed. I bought them to replace a pair of Hilo-Hattie foam sandals I've had for 20 years. They are only worn indoors. I find they over accentuate heel to toe motion of your foot as the foam collapses where pressure is applied and expands on the opposite end. For me this creates an awkward feeling when standing still. Walking in them is very comfortable. They would be a great relief for anyone having plantar fasciitis.

felt great on. sizing was good. The sole material was just flexible enough that it caused me to trip if I did not lift my foot high enough when walking.

Pleasantly surprised with slide design and velcro adjustability. I already love my oofos flip flops -- 6 mos old.

Only drawback is they are a little too cushy.

Too short, and looked bulky on my feet. Returned immediately.

Unfortunately they arrived and do not have the large Os

Too squishy. The sole is too soft, for me at least. It is so soft when standing and walking that I had some difficulty maintaining my balance. I'm sure some people will find the softness of the sole wonderfully comfortable. The size, for foot width and arch height, is adjustable and that is great. I wish there were more adjustable slide sandals like this.

Extremely comfortable. I wear these around the house as these are my house shoes.

Those sliders are OK, and I bought them at a time one foot was too swollen and I needed that kind of adjustment flexibility. The one thing I did not like about them is that they left black marks on tiled floor if they were wet. So not good shoes to put on when getting out of the shower...

These were too wide for me. They seemed like they would be comfortable though to give my feet a rest.

Not great for narrow feet/ these are very comfortable, however, even with adjustable strap, I cannot get it tight enough. And the velcro does “wing out” a bit. They did also stretch a little in the very short time I’ve had them-however, I’ve worn them so I can’t return. May try gorilla glue to do some velcro.

These shoes are very comfortable! My only issue is I wear a women’s 12 and the unisex size is too wide for me. I does help that I can adjust the Velcro closure, but it’s not at all attractive.

Material is not only very smelly, they are extremely wide for my medium width foot.

What they say about the soft foam is true - OOFOs do absorb impact well. What they don't say is that they are definitely NOT good for people with any type of BALANCE problem. The foot bed is not flat. It is bowl shaped being fat at the arch and slim at the toe and heel - thus tipsy and hard to keep your balance. You're constantly feeling like you're tipping forward or falling backward. I wear mine only when seated in a chair. The soft foam sole is more comfortable than bare feet.

Too mushy. Wanted more arch support.

Shoes are too big for my feet and feel very very insecure, while I was wearing them I was afraid to fall

Not for those with plantar fasciitis. Good arch support but it's a "rocker" type sole in the front and back so I found myself leaning on my heels which doesn't feel great with PF. Otherwise, super cushy. As for style, you don't buy these kind of shoes for the looks -- more for comfort ;)

Tried these, not enough support. They seemed to hurt my knee. Nothing like the slip on clog ones. I wear a 7.5, have to go up to an 8.

Bought these as i was in the hospital and saw that they would give me comfort for my back. Received them and they weren’t as comfortable as I expected. They just didn’t feel that comfortable, very awkward.

Overall, the Sport Flex is great - with the exception of the Velcro strap. After only 8 months, the velcro no longer adheres securely and while walking, the velcro suddenly disconnects. Fortunately, some quick reflexes have kept me from falling. Would not recommend to anyone who is elderly.

to be fair, having lots of feet issues these months, as careful as i have been for years: neuropathy from chemo has exacerbated skinny flat feet issues have pain and tendonitis so have been looking for the old style massage sandals i used to wear at home first i tried crocs which are simply huge for my feet so i saw these, with the pull over flap on top and got two pairs, these black and also a black with a turquoise flap they are just okay, and because doc taped my feet up during this injury, immediately there are permanent glue/tape residue stains on bottoms of both pairs that will NOT come off other shoes have not done this so not thrilled, may return as i do feel for what they are, overpriced! still desperate to find good supportive with better arch sandals for home use. any ideas??

Pogos makes a good product. Unlike the original sandal there have a firmer footbed & are not suited for those with a narrow foot.

I purchased as house slides, easy on and off. They also have a top adjustable strap, important for my wide foot. They are super cushiony. I want to love them BUT they hurt my very arthritic feet. They make my feet ache while and after I wear them. They are wonderful slides but too soft for my aching arthritic feet.

Not worth the money

Would have worked out, but the overall width (being men's/womens) was too wide for a woman.