Customer Reviews Orthofeet Tuscany

Purchased for my husband. Bought wide as he has a issue with swelling in his feet. He could not get them on, probably because of the height of the vamp. They looked really comfortable, and had to evaluate how they really fit, do to no fault of their own. Sorry i had to return them.

Very good slipper. Very comfortable. The size and with fit the way they were supposed to. I would definitely recommend this slipper.

great shoes - comfortable with great support!

I gave these slippers to my partner as a Christmas gift; he wears a 6.5 shoe and is between a D and EE. (I know - Fred Flintstone feet!). I bought him a size 7EE. When he tried these slippers on, the first words out of his mouth were “Ohhh - these are soooo comfortable!”

Very comfortable and offer great support.

My husband really likes them. Good fit, but may needed to put the arch support in them eventually. Warm, also.

Best slippers ever! Getting old and walking on hard floors in the house barefoot do not go together! These slippers solve the problem. The cushioning and support is fantastic! We were hesitant to take the leap based on the price but the quality of the slippers is top-end and the comfort has led to no foot or knee pain. We'll never by slippers at a big box store again. These look very nice and feel even better. Thank you!

not enough room in instep for swollen feet ... couldn't get my foot in slipper

Excellent shoe - comfortable and great support

My son who is super fussy loved them. They are a bit hot so he has to take them off some times for feet to breath. Not sure on durability yet but appear to be made well.

Bought these slippers for my husband. He loves them! Very comfortable and well made.

They don't breathe. My feet felt sticky after a few moments.

Could not get a foot into the slipper because slipper tonguei is set too far back.

Too wide at the heel. My foot kept lifting up out of the slipper when walking. Toe box was good and fit well but even with inserts and orthotics my feet kept lifting as if I was a kid wearing dad’s shoes