Customer Reviews Freewaters Chloe 2.0

Had to return these. The fabric was scratchy, not soft. The sole was an unusual texture that made my feet feel clammy immediately. It was very strange and uncomfortable. They were too wide and also too short. Just about everything that could be off with these was off.

These slippers were well made but were absolutely huge for the size. I wear a 9N in a shoe but I figured that in a slipper I could wear a thick sock and they would be ok. The slippers do not only feel a size longer in length but all around. They maybe ok for a wide foot.

no cushion on the inside of the shoe, like i was hoping for. also to narrow but my feet are also wider than normal.

I selected these slippers due the reviews reporting that they had good arch support, but that wasn't my experience. Also the description and label on the slipper said a Medium would fit up to 8.5. I usually wear a 7.5-8 and these felt like a 7. Sorry I had to return them.

These slippers run small, I usually wear 7.5/8 so I got the medium and my heel barely fit in the shoe. They were otherwise fine, nice arch but wish they were a little softer/squishier.

I am not sure if the shoe has changed since other people bought it but it did not meet even average expectations.

I was hoping these were the slippers I was looking for. Unfortunately they were way too wide for my feet (I have narrow feet), so I had to return them. They also looked a bit clunky and When I tried them on, I knew the back was going to annoy my heels.

I was pumped to get these based on reviews. Alas, they made a weird clicking sound when I walked...like the sole was not glued properly to the shoe and there was space between. The search for indoor/outdoor slippers continues.

These slippers are cozy but the inner pad of the shoe moves up and down as if not glued correctly. This happened on two pairs that I tried so I wouldn’t recommend these for the price.

Too small, no arch support.

I really wanted to like these. They are cozy and would have been great if they weren't too small. My size fell right within range, but when I tried on the shoes my heels went off the edge and it was uncomfortable. Also the shoe felt snug on my feet and I bought these knowing they are going to increase in size due to pregnancy in the coming months. If the shoe is tight now it won't work in 3 months. Too bad.

I was specifically looking for slippers with arch support since we are all home so much. These had ZERO arch support. If I wanted a slipper that was simply cushiony and warm, I could get one for a lot less $. These were returned. I tried a bunch of different slippers and finally decided to just buy a pair of comfy shoes with arch support. I went with Topo Rekvor 2 active recovery shoe and LOVE them. They are wool and have ridges on the insert that feel amazing when you are walking. I am not disappointed at all to have gone with the shoes instead of buying slippers that I feel are priced (by the slipper company) way higher than they should be.

I was so looking forward to these slippers - I loved the idea of them. The reality, however, did not match up. The back of the slipper sits at mid heal so that they come off with every step. That's fine if you are looking for a mule or a slide, but I needed something that stays on my foot.

I purchased the large as I normally wear a 10, but they were too short. I also was not fond of the half back. I would prefer a closed slipper or a scuff you could slip on easily. This was neither.

Little arch support, alittle clunky, got used to them fairly quickly & the clunkiness didn't bother me. Unfortunately, within a few hours my Planter fasciitis came back. So, lesson learned, there isn't enough support for that ligament, at least for me!

They do not fit.

A block of wood with some felt glued on top for a cover.

I wanted to like these but... no. The materials just feel cheap. They aren’t soft. It literally feels like paper. If the material was better I would have kept them because they do seem to have good arch support which is rare for a slipper.