The Orthofeet® Iris shoes are lightweight, casual, orthopedic walking clogs that provide full support and cushion all day long, while allowing extra room in the toe area, and a comfortable fit. These slip-on shoes feature Ortho-Cushion technology, which helps relieve foot and heel pain, ideal for those with sensitive, tired feet. They are made of an EVA insole and soft, padded fabric inner lining with no overlays that eliminate irritation. The stretchable, mesh upper, with an adjustable hook-and-loop closure system, allows for fit flexibility. Offering arch support, these low-top shoes are diabetic, orthopedic, therapeutic, and orthotic-friendly. Wide toe box design alleviates pressure on swollen feet, bunions, and hammertoes. Round toe shape. Rubber outsole. Imported. Measurements: Heel Height: 1 4 ⁄ 5 in Weight: 9 oz Product measurements were taken using size 7, width B - Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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The Orthofeet® Iris shoes are lightweight, casual, orthopedic walking clogs that provide full support and cushion all day long, while allowing extra room in the toe area, and a comfortable fit. These slip-on shoes feature Ortho-Cushion technology, which helps relieve foot and heel pain, ideal for those with sensitive, tired feet. They are made of an EVA insole and soft, padded fabric inner lining with no overlays that eliminate irritation. The stretchable, mesh upper, with an adjustable hook-and-loop closure system, allows for fit flexibility. Offering arch support, these low-top shoes are diabetic, orthopedic, therapeutic, and orthotic-friendly. Wide toe box design alleviates pressure on swollen feet, bunions, and hammertoes. Round toe shape. Rubber outsole. Imported. Measurements: Heel Height: 1 4 ⁄ 5 in Weight: 9 oz Product measurements were taken using size 7, width B - Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
my hammertoe hurt in this shoe which was not as well cushioned as I expected- & shoes do not have a back ( clogs) so I was afraid of slipping or tripping- I need more cushioning for my soles & under my toes too.
It is a very good shoe but doesn't; accommodation my custom orthotics very well.
It has been about a 5-year quest to find a new travel shoe. I've been nursing along some ancient 20-yr old Clarks, the original Encore Breeze, the one that had arch support. I've finally found replacements in these Orthofeet Iris clogs/slides. I wear a 41 (10 1/2) in my day-to-day Alegria sandals, and this shoe in 11M fit perfectly. Great arch support, wide toe box, and adjustable to tighten a bit. The return/bounce in the heel is the best I've ever had for any shoe. I really do walk more securely in these than lace-ups. I'm delighted my size in black was finally in stock. They're keepers.
My toes were hitting the shoe
Trying to figure out Sizing with Orthofeet. Last Summer: I ordered Sandals in a 7 1/2 which was the CORRECT Size. However this Clog run DIFFERENTLY. SIZING is NOT the ONLY reason I will be returning this Clog. 1) The footbed is SUPER squishy. You feel yourself SINK with every step! I tried to Swap out the Insole for a Power Step, Spenco Maximum Support and Aetrex Insoles. BUT then: my foot was TOO low and there as rubbing between arch & heel. 2) The VERY stretchy material of ENTIRE Upper means that I have No Support Laterally. 3) I think this shoe was made for people with "High Volume Feet" or WIDE feet. I ordered a "Medium" Width. On the PLUS side: Orthofeet INCLUDES 2 additional "Spacers" (1/16" and 1/8") in case shoe is too big OR heel comes up. The Outer Sole is nice and firm. Not sure I would even consider using these as "House Slippers". Guess they were NOT intended for my feet: Wide toes; Narrow Heel; High Arch; and "bony" - "thin" feet.
I could not keep them o my feet. Also, they did not appear to be new. One shoe did not have the support stuffing in the toe and there was white dust like dead skin in and on the shoes.
I bought these for my elderly mother however, they were too heavy of a shoe for her.
Bigger than I imagined but I can wear them with socks for work. Cute and comfy
I generally love Orthofeet shoes, but in my opinion this one has a design flaw that impacts safety. Too much friction: the sole is very grabby, and the insole is high-friction. It's hard to slide my foot in and out, and when the rubbery sole grabs the carpet or a stone outside, my foot goes with the shoe instead of sliding out. I fell once (very gently, caught myself on the furniture, no blood/ no foul), and came close to falling a second time because my foot got hung up. I tried replacing the insole with one of my own, but then my foot didn't stay in the shoe well enough-- odd, for clogs. I kicked a shoe off twice! And I've only had these for a few weeks. I've worn them outside and can't return them, but I'm not going to wear them and I don't recommend this specific design. Otherwise, Orthofeet shoes have been great for my feet.
I purchased these for my mother with diabetes and flat feet. She doesn't walk much, but transfers back and forth from her electric wheelchair. These stretch without feeling loose, are stable without being hard. Highly recommend if you need easy on/off diabetic shoes.
