The shoe: Not the right fit for me at all Sadly, after attempting two different sizes I’ve realized the OOFOS shoes are not for me. Mind you I have the flip flops, and am AMAZED at the comfort so much that I have purchased for others as gifts. I have tried the shoes, but no luck. I wear between a 7 1/2 and 8 in dress shoes/heels and with athletic shoes I’m a consistent 8 1/2 - 9 depending on brand. The sizing with the OOFOS shoes just do NOT suit me, my last attempt was with a 9, and where my largest foot’s big toe is so incredibly uncomfortable right now! My other foot feels great, with ample structure and room, a size up would be too large. This being the case, I am returning 3 pair

I'm a fan sort of.... I'm a fan. After several injuries, I wore Oofos and reduced my walking pain measurably almost instantly. They're getting greedy though and too expensive. Onle clearance shoes are the ugly ones. Shame.

Not the same product; lesser quality; now overpriced Was an existing customer for years and the product was stellar. This year I made another purchase and the materials and sizing has changed and it’s made in China yet the price is exorbitant. The quality of the shoe is no better than you can get from any inexpensive retailer. So shop there. And somebody needs to tell this company that no amount of advertising and new products can take the place of quality products. You used to be. Not anymore. Skip this product at this price. It’s worth about $25 max.

Customer Service one of best Customer Service one of best I have ever run across from a serious online shopper. Ordered 4 pairs for holiday gift giving. Received wrong styles, sizes - looked like order mix up. Their Customer Service was amazing, spoke to real person with ease of a number to call prominently posted. Taken care of immediately with no effort on me, the customer’s part. Highly recommend not only because of the product but the value they have for the Customer!

Im really disappointed with my OOFOS Im really disappointed with my OOFOS. They are certainly comfortable, but after 6 months the rubber that goes between the toes just broke- I'm 64, I wasnt mistreating them and when I contacted the company they said they were out of warranty and most people get new ones every six months or so anywaySeriously? $90 every six months for mass produced thongs? Obviously the quality isn't there if that is as long as they are expected to last. Very disappointed