Customer Reviews OOFOS OOahh Sport Flex

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.

Although adjustable, these shoes won’t do for narrow feet. As another reviewer noted, the flap sticks straight out to the side when taken up. Arch needs to hit your arch exactly for a comfortable fit.

So comfy yet so UGLY wide and big! My daughter said they look like dad shoes :( these are going back!

Bought these after reading several recommendations online for people suffering from achilles tendinitis (either high or insertional), as one of mine occasionally gets angry. BIG DISAPPOINTMENT - these sandals are fine for healthy feet - unique rockered sole and decent arch lump (if not actual support), but they are ALL SQUISH. I'm 200# and these are about as soft as the cheapest $5 sketcher-type 'memory foam' (read: marshmallow) slippers out there. If you want or need real support for your feet give these a pass if you're over 125#. I don't pronate much naturally (relatively high, solid arches) and despite all the OOFOS marketing I pronate just as much as going barefoot and the lack of any substantive material here will do nothing for achilles support except make your irritation worse. Look into Birkenstock's OG or Soft sole products for 90% more support.

I am so torn on these. I have been searching for months to find something this soft. But I have really flat feet and the arch kind of hurt. I wish they had a version that was completely flat. If you have a normal arch you would probably love this, but it's questionable for my fellow flat footed friends.

I wanted to love these shoes. Supportive arch, great cushioning. Problem is that no matter what size I chose, I couldn’t get Velcro tight enough without it hanging over the shoe. Also, I found that the shoe caused me pronation which over time would likely lead to knee and hip pain. I returned them. Still searching for a great slide to replace my Lands End slides.

I own a pair of the OOriginal sports sandal and was expecting these slides to have the same feel. These slides seem to have more of a rocker bottom in the mid foot that I did not find very comfortable thus returned them.

Purchased these Oofos in women size, were to wide and long, order 1 size smaller in a different color to short. Gave the first pair to my husband which fit him. Returned second pair and ordered the same size as the first pair in the different color which fit. Unsure why the first pair were so large, husband stated came from different countries maybe???.

Runs wide and large for women, ends of strap that goes across foot sticks out. Comfort and arch support very good.

I have a narrow low volume foot but had hoped that the velcro closure would work to adjust the size. The velcro didn't hold well and looked like it would rip off. I like the sole of the shoe however. I went to the OOFOS web site and found a style (OOFOS OOlala) which would better suit my foot shape and ordered from REI as the style I wanted was not sold at Zappos.

Love the brand but this style seemed especially wide. I did not knnow to order a size smaller.

Extremely comfortable insole especially for plantar fasciitis and the extreme pain in the heel area. I really liked the fact that you can adjust the straps due to the thickness of your foot. However, maybe due to my high arches but my feet kept rolling to the outside so the more I walked the closer the outside edges of my feet got to the edges of the shoes. Was very concerned with each step that I would eventually roll my ankles or step on the side of the shoe and not the sole of the shoe. Did not feel stable in this version of their slides but rather the version that has the two affixed straps on the top. Wish those had adjustable straps for foot thickness but they at least hold your foot securely in place and still the super soft insole for Plantar Fasciitis pain.

I wear many Oofos shoes, mostly thongs. I needed a mule / slide so I can wear socks when it's cold outside. These shoes were adjustable, but still felt wide and sloppy on my feet. I didn't feel secure in them, especially for winter time use. The adjustable straps kind of stuck out sideways and looked "fat" on the shoe. I do have a very narrow foot, but even adjusting them ... it didn't work for me.

They fit my wide feet well. But after wearing them a few times and tripping over the odd sole and almost falling I really can’t wear them. I’d return them if I could.

The unisex sizing is too wide for my average width female foot. Even with the adjustable Velcro they are big. I’m wearing them, but they would be perfect if made specifically for a woman’s foot.

I have narrow feet but have never found medium width shoes too wide for me except for some sandals. Since I preferred the look, I tried the basic OOFOS sandle and found that it did not hold my foot. I was not surprised. So I tried the flex. I needed to pull then flap as far as possible across my foot and at first they held. .But they soon started to lose grip. I found that the velcro on the top flap had begun to peel away. There is simply not enough of it. It doesn't extend far enough across the top flap to allow it to be tightened sufficiently. Fortunately I happen to have some velcro handy and have added some to extend beyond the velcro pad on the sandals. Hoping the added velcro stays put. . The shoes are quite comfortable and provide excellent support.

The sandals fit well, but were to soft and squishy for my liking so I returned them.

Lovely shower shoes EXCEPT when wet! They become so slippery (between my feet and the shoes) that I don't dare wear them in the shower. Go figure!!

I have problems with neuropathy, and these did not provide enough cushioning and our support and did not stabilize me when I was walking. I love the fact that they are adjustable because my feet are somewhat narrow and most everything else tends to be a little loose on my foot or a lot loose on my foot, so sorry to have to return them

I ordered 2 pairs in different colors because I have had these before and loved them. They wear out fast but are worth buying more for the comfort. The black pair had obviously been worn around by someone. There was a bit worn off the bottom and slight toe marks inside I feel they mold to ones foot and these were already starting to do that. I might not have noticed had I not been holding one of each looking at them.

My husband didn't like it.