Customer Reviews Hoka Ora Recovery Slide 3

Since shoemakers have apparently decided that half-sizes are all in our imaginations, I have to size up to 10 which makes the sandal a little long. Being used to the Recovery 2 slide, when I put these on I thought I should yell "Hit it!" to the ski-boat driver because I thought I was wearing skis. Fast forward a day and now it's hard to get me out of these. All the cushioning and support I need is there (heels, arches, metatarsals). Now, if we could just get Hoka to make us a wide-width clog or sneaker with this sole. BTW, Hoka, unisex sizing is for the birds; give us wide widths, please.

Very nice product, fits well and is very comfortable. However, my wife prefers the comparable Oofos recovery slide, which is the same price and fits her feet slightly better.

Great fit, comfort.and quality. Will buy again.

Follow the sizing guide they provide! I normally wear a 9-9.5 but got these in the 8 after reading the sizing guide and I'm so glad I did. They fit perfectly!

Title: I got these for my PLANTAR FASCIITIS, or I'm no athlete. These sliders were recommended to me by my physician for my plantar fasciitis after I developed significant pain in my heel whenever I applied any weight on it. These vs the Oofos OOahh reviews were literally identical, and so were the prices. I chose these simply because I wanted something other than black so that I could see/find them more easily in my house. I wear a size 10 to 10.5, and Zappos had a thing that said "true to size". Either my foot shrunk a whole size, or these are much larger than my other brand shoes. Note: DON'T throw away the shipping bag, DON'T cut off the tag before feeling 100% happy with the fit and feel! Since these were sliders and not the other kind of flip flops with that thingy between your big toe and 2nd toe to hold in place, my feet kept sliding out, so keeping these weren't acceptable (especially for the price). Exchanging for a size 9 was super easy and fast enough (few days) for me. The 9s fit exactly to the length of my feet, and they stay on my feet consistently (there's a slight lip or ridge along the back of the slider - not sure it makes that much of a functional difference tbh, but it makes you feel that the slider is on all the way?). After wearing these for even after one day, my heel pain was much better! I now wear these 99% of the time in the house, and I've enjoyed almost complete relief of my plantar fasciitis. Is it worth the $60? unlike other "indoor slippers" even with arch support, these sliders also have plenty of that foam-like cushion in addition to the arch support. My wife has gotten other types of fuzzy slippers with supposedly extra arch support - she felt they were comfortable etc, but they didn't have nearly the same degree of cushion effect, and they didn't last more than a yr, which is being generous. Will have to see how long mine last, but if they do for >> 1 yr vs how many my wife burn through and buy over and over again, then I'd say Yeah, the $60 (and free shipping, easy returns/exchange) is worth it. Plus, I don't need/want furry slippers or slippers that cover my toes for warmth. because I live in Hawaii. [insert whatever emoji here]