FUNKYMONKEY Mens Bathroom Shower Slippers Indoor Home Beach Non Slip Sandal

I bought these for my husband to use after we get out of the hot tub on our screened porch & they work great! We take them with us when traveling to use at pools, too.

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I love that these really don’t slip on wet spots, nor do I slip in them if my feet are wet. Great for the gym shower, and for around the pool. But they run a little too small & tight for me. I recommend getting a size larger than you normally would.

So i bought these as a cheap temporary option to go canoeing in since my old pair of nike flops i had for 15 years kicked the bucket last minute thinking ill buy a new pair of comfy expensive flops later. Yeah i am not going to do that now. These are surprisingly comfortable.

I was very excited to order these as they seemed "collapsible" and great for travel. However, they are not very collapsible/compressible and the overstrap is extremely constrictive to the point they hurt to wear.I have multiple pairs of slides, with normal foot width, and this is the first pair of slides I've never been able to use.I would return but I don't have the "original packaging" to do so as I thought the strap might loosen with some wear.But they didn't.

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I bought these to replace a pair of Okabashi rubber (microplast) slippers. By contrast these slippers are:1. Cold. Extremities, especially feet, are the first to feel cold, so these slippers exacerbate one of the most uncomfortable aspects of cold weather.2. Ugly. "Grey" looks nothing like pictured, it is much lighter, closer to what they depict as "Lt Grey".3. Loud. When walking, air gets squeezed out from between foot and slipper, creating sounds like high-pitched farts.4. Uncomfortable. They are shaped to wrap tightly around the foot, with raised edges as if your foot is in a bowl. My size is 10.5 W, and these are 11, so they shouldn't fit too tightly, but they do, which interferes with circulation. It is impossible to just slip one's foot out of this slipper, one has to apply pressure to break the vacuum seal between the slipper and one's skin. This vacuum seal also causes itching and sweating.Looking more closely at the questions and answers asked here, I also see this: "They do not absorb water but they are a safety hazard when wet...they get very slick and slide on your feet...you may as well be walking on a freshly mopped wet floor. I've worn these while out on a brick driveway while watering my flower pots and once they get wet, they slide and rotate on your foot so that the bottom of the shoe is facing outward on the side of your foot and you have nothing under your foot anymore...caused me to stumble and trip and nearly stump my toes....even as shower shoes too...super slick and dangerous when wet."The Okabashi slippers did not have this problem, I wore them in the shower every day.The Okabashi slippers are made in the USA. These slippers don't specify where they were made, but the product description has numerous errors of grammar and says "the front insole is relatively wider, will more match American people's foot characteristics". I know that products made in China are legally required to say so, and I assumed that this applied to all countries, not just China, and that it didn't matter whether the product is being sold on Amazon or elsewhere.Overall I'm surprised at how bad these slippers are compared to the Okabashi. I didn't realize it was possible to get this much wrong in such a straightforward product. The one way in which they are better than the Okabashi is that they are lighter and more flexible, making them easier to travel with. Not that I'd want to take these anywhere.

Perfect. Exactly what was needed.