Love the brand and shoes overall. This is my 3rd pair but this style is a bit difficult to get my shoe in. I thought it would get looser but still a fight after a week. The issue is the inner strap that goes over the top of the foot where the quilt pattern begins near the opening is too rigid and needs more slack. It's not painful but it's not exactly comfortable. I'm always feeling the tightness while I walk. The Miami slip on was much better design but I don't see that one anymore. I love the stretchy fabric most from my lite trainer instead. I don't have big feet and other styles are more comfortable so I see it as a design flaw of this style only, not the brand. Perhaps that's why they are less, quiet clearance?

Easy to put on and enjoy walking outside and inside my home. Very comfortable.

Great! Just need more colors!

I have worn Vibram Five fingers for more than 15 years. The Peluva shoes looked more comfortable and I thought they would be worth a try. The Fivefingers are very job specific. One needs different pairs for different activities. The Peluvas can be worn on many different occasions. They are very comfortable. One will not replace the other, but these are a very comfy addition to my wardrobe.

Wanted to love this shoe but not wear well. Came apart in less than a week use. Suggested slide down use does not work well with way shoe is made and lead to the wear of the slipper. Sole was seperating from shoe at toes and heal within a week of minimal use.

I love the look and quality but they fit extremely tight across the top of my foot!! I wear 9.5 and i ordered a size 10! Still extremely tight! I hope they stretch, if not im out 102.00!

I highly reccomend them. After two hip operations more or less back to back I'm able to get around without pain. 10/10 would buy a new pair once mine wear out.

Very comfortable. Love them!

This is my first time wearing this type of shoe and so far, I’m loving them. They feel great and my feet are never sore or achy.

Needs more arch support. The opening is a pain to get my foot in.