Women's Arla Glison Flip Flop

First off I will say I'm a large woman, I'm tall and weigh 270 lbs and iykyk, some, actually a lot, of sandals do not support a woman of size well and while yes, my size is on me it's hard to walk like I should in shoes that don't have proper support, in short it can be very painful including the pain of paying for shoes only to have them break down in two months. These sandals have that lovely quality Clark's is known for at an excellent price and great value and they are WIDE, AGAIN FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK, THESE ARE WIDE SHOES, narrow footed peeps need not apply for you will be...disappointed. These are not adjustable. For me these are a godsend to find. Super sturdy, washable, and since I'm a jeans and activewear kind of gal, very versatile for me, I love the navy color. The strap is strong yet soft and the curvature of the footbed really helps with my neuropathy and because these aren't collapsing on me my hip pain is reduced because I'm not constantly fighting to stay on my sandals and not feel like I'm constantly trying to walk up a hill sideways. Do you sometimes stand in the sandal aisle at the big box stored crying because none of the sandals you can afford are big enough? I got you girl, order these. They're cute and you won't regret the purchase.

Guys. These are life changing. No exaggeration. Let me tell you a little story. Over a year and a half ago, I started having horrendous feet pain. (I was 27 and fairly active.) There have been countless times since that I crawled to my bedroom at the end of the day because my feet hurt so bad. I have come to the conclusion that there isn’t much worse than foot pain - it literally makes you want to do absolutely nothing to avoid making it worse. I learned that it is plantar fasciitis and for me it is almost exclusively in my heel. I have tried so many different insoles, tennis shoes, sandals, etc that claim to help and support. Well they didn’t for me. We live far from a city so when we do go it is a full day of shopping and errands. I would always wear tennis shoes with “the best” insoles. I would still limp and cry in pain at the end of the day. In yet another search for relief, I came across Clarks and their Cloudstepper line. Now I don’t enjoy spending $40 on a pair of flip-flops, not even a little bit. But so many of the reviews were so positive and had similar stories to mine so I decided to bite the bullet. And now a week later, I just bought a second pair. Worth👏🏼Every👏🏼Penny. I went to the city to give these the ultimate test. After 6 hours of shopping and walking, I came home all smiles. Normally I consider chopping my feet off just to end the pain at the end of one of those days, but my feet only had a dull ache and I felt like I could’ve kept going. THAT IS HUGE! To some degree I feel like I’ve got my life back - I can go places and do things and not worry about how much pain I’m going to be in at the end of the day. Now, down to a few logistics. I am a solid size 10. I have never found a shoe that doesn’t fit in a size 10. These are no exception. Perfect in that way. I also have never found a shoe that is too narrow in a medium width (some mediums are even a hair too wide) - this is a small exception. The straps are a tiny bit tight, but not uncomfortably so - just not quite used to that. And I can’t help but wonder if they would look a little better as my foot pretty much fills the whole width, but I’m not curious enough to mess with ordering a Wide and having to send a pair back. And it’s fantastic that you get comfort and style! They are very cute. Plenty of fun colors/prints. (I used to think Clarks was an old lady brand. I have since repented of my ways.) If you’ve made it to this point of my small novel, I would wager you are in a similar boat I am with feet pain. I 110% recommend these. They are so cushioning and easy to walk in. Your feet will thank you - mine sure do.

These Clarks flip flops are very comfortable and sturdy. They are a little heavy to walk in but your feet will thank you. Not a bad price either. I will buy again.

I bought these shoes 8 months ago, took them on a trip to Italy and have been using them for daily walking every since. When I first got them, 4.5. Now, they'd be a 3.5, which I rounded up. First, the pros: PROS: 1. When they say cloud steppers, they mean CLOUDsteppers. These shoes are like marshmallows on your feet which are great. I switched to these shoes when I had bruises on the pads of my foot and also when my heals were super dry and cracking to the point where walking hurt. In both of those cases, these shoes performed super well and let me be able to walk. I think this is the true selling point of these shoes. 2. Very comfortable for general use, running errands, walking around a college campus (approx. 6 miles a day). CONS: 1. The top knot of the straps on this flip flop can oddly hurt/press down on the veins in your feet. This only ever happened to me on my right foot, so it may be just a person to person thing. I was able to get around by walking slightly differently on my right foot, but something to consider. 2. The sole tends to break down over time, leading to no arch support. When you get them at the beginning, the foam is a little harder and provides more arch support. With extended use however, my sandals have become a LOT more pliable (happened to compare them to a brand new one at DSW when I was there recently). This means that over time you get 0 arch support on these, and I felt like these sandals got a more uncomfortable over time than they originally were. As of now, running errands and smaller distances is still comfortable, but I do miss the slight arch support. 3. These shoes take a beating in water. To be fair, they aren't advertised as a water sandal, and this is the reason I'm just tacking on this con last. However, I do notice that they show signs of wear a lot more when you get them wet. When I was in India I got them super dirty in a monsoon rain with mud and water. Ew. But when I washed them out and left them to dry, the top layer is slightly fraying at the heel. Again, this isn't listed as a water sandal so I won't hold it against it but its good to note that if you have this sandal, try not to get them wet too often, it will wear them down. Overall, these shoes aren't bad at all, and if you are specifically looking for the whole marshmallow cloud flip flop experience, this is the shoe for you. However, because of the cons I've listed I've recently switched over to Teva's Sanborn Sandal, which I'm liking more so far. I won't be re-purchasing when my current pair wears out completely.

Worth it

Vor ca 10 Jahre hatte ich meine 1.Clarks gkauft , die heute noch unversehrt sind und immer den ganzen Sommer getragen wurden. Sie sind sowas von bequem, daß ich jetzt wieder nach Clarks suchte. Fündig geworden in grün/Palmendesign und da diese wieder den Erwartungen voll entsprachen, habe ich sie mir noch in lachsfarben/Blüten bestellt. Man läuft wie auf Wolken, durch die stoffliche Zehentrennung tut nichts reiben. Der erhöhte Plateauabsatz ist nicht nur ein Hingucker sondern sehr bequem, kein Steinchen oder Unebenheiten spürt man durch. Sie sind gehobene Preisklasse aber waren im Ausverkauf für mich ein "Schnapper" 34-38,-Euro von ursprünglich 107,-Euro. Daumen hoch für diese sehr ansprechenden wirklich tollen FlipFlops. Ich weiß jetzt schon, nächstes Jahr hole ich mir eine 3. Farbe :)

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Perfect. Really comfortable and soft for my feet which have medical issue. I brought some years ago and have never looked back. Highly recommend. I pray and hope Clarks never change the design or quality and stop making them. They are the best footware i have ever owned for my condition