Ecetana Women's Slippers Fuzzy Memory Foam Warm Slippers for Women Slip On House Shoes

I have big feet, high arches and super high instep PLUS neuropathy... geeeez, bad feet, right? getting comfortable house shoes is really hard for me. I have to deal with stepping right out of slippers, painful bumps on my instep and slipping/sliding around no arch support. these wonderful slippers cover every problem. to whoever designed them, THANK YOU!

I absolutely love, love, love these slippers! Very stylish, super warm and extremely comfortable! Runs true to size and the heel strap fits just right so when walking your toes are not smashed up against front of the slipper. You don't even realize that that there is a super-thick sole when you're wearing them and they are elevated enough that you can wear them outside without worrying about wet feet/socks. Stylish enough that they can even pass for regular footwear. I wear mine out and about with leggings on a regular basis.

diesel preser amazing I bought myself a pair and that I turned around and I bought two more pair for Christmas presents 10 out of 10 recommend just make sure that if you're 9 1/2 maybe go with the 10 or if you're an eight and a half go with 8 9 something like that but they are soft and comfy and warm now don't forget they have a pull-up strap in the back

These slippers are soft, comfortable and true to size. They are cute with a thick rubber bottom if you need to go outside. One thing that is not in the description I read or in any reviews is they are slingbacks. I was expecting a full heel back, but it's a strap. It is still soft and comfortable, but you can't just slip them on. You have to slide your toes in and pull the strap up over the back of the foot. I am keeping them, but now I still need to buy another pair that I can just slip on. I wear an 8 shoe and bought the 7-8 size and they fit great with or without socks.

Pros: Fluffy Comfy Warm Cons: Theyre literally SQUEAKY. Obviously cheaply put together to that effect but I knew what I was getting into for the most part- its the squishy squeaky sounds I wasnt prepared for. Im on week two of wearing them everyday and they STILL MAKE NOISE

I love these slippers. Bought a pair of tan ones before Christmas and love them so much about a pair of black ones that arrived a week or so ago today when I went to put them on, I noticed the slipper part was not connected to the base anymore. Very sad. I ordered another pair hoping that this was just a manufacturing defect. Sucks I need to take the broken pair back to the store in order to get my money back.

I thought the back heel was one piece not a strap around the back of my heel. so I will not be keeping them for myself which is why I order them, so instead of returning I will be giving them to someone else for Christmas and they well enjoy them. I guess my feet will just have to stay cold for a while longer

Unfortunately, I had to return this without opening because somehow I was accidentally sent a men's size 11 when I thought that I had ordered a woman's size 9. From what I could tell, they looked like they would be comfortable however I did not try them on because they were just gigantic. They were very lightweight.

These slippers were not what I expected. They are not full enclosed slippers. They have a band that goes around the back of the ankle to hold them on. I would not consider them a slip on slipper as you must pull the band up over your heel. They also have a very high sole. My son was afraid that I would trip with them on. So I have to really watch my step so I don't stumble. They are so high they feel like platform shoes. They are warm except for the heel of your foot being exposed. I will be buying a different pair at the store so I can see they are what I want.

Cute and warm due to the synthetic materials, these Ecetana Women's Slippers' "rubber soles" are just squeaky-sounding faux-fur-covered foam. They acted as a breeding ground for bacteria that turned the skin white and ate so deeply away at it that it took months to heal. We washed them but were too afraid to use them or donate them, so we threw them out.