Slippers etc

Crocs with removable fleecy lining?

I gave a pair of Paver slippers. They are wide and cosy. Boot style so they have a velcro fastening round my ankles. Firm sole so ok if I need to pop outside for a few minutes. Very good fit , my feet feel comfortable and supported in them .

For outside it’s Sketchers all the way! They do not just the most comfy and supportive ever but summer sandals and winter boots!

Inside the house, for winter wear sort of boot lined wide slippers and summer bare footed or crocs

I have the same problem but have found Hush Puppies Pixie slippers to be very good

I wear crocs in sports mode

I’ve just ordered my second pair of Bo slippers from Moshulu. I like their nice lightweight sole.
I’ve had the pair I’m wearing for five years.

Cossy

For outside it’s Sketchers all the way! They do not just the most comfy and supportive ever but summer sandals and winter boots!

Inside the house, for winter wear sort of boot lined wide slippers and summer bare footed or crocs

Sketchers inside as well, cosy and comfortable.

Wider Fit Shoes, some have removable insoles so that you can fit your orthotics inside. They have deeper toes but aren't necessarily wide and clumpy. They also house do shoes rather than just slippers.
The staff are very helpful.
www.widerfitshoes.co.uk/womens-wide-fit-house-shoes

Keep your slippers and get some acupuncture, one session cured my PF.
My DIL took my advice and sought acupuncture for her PF, 2 sessions and cured.

I wear Skechers inside too. It is a lightweight pair which I try not to wear outside except for the odd trip into the garden or to the bins.

shysal

I wear Skechers inside too. It is a lightweight pair which I try not to wear outside except for the odd trip into the garden or to the bins.

Yes, I do wear Skechers inside, rather than slippers, as orthotics will fit in them too.

Try looking at Halflingers.. I have had my present pair for seven years. A little expensive but well worth it

Another vote for Widerfit Shoes. I wear their trainers as well. Very comfortable and supportive.

Thank you all, I will check them out.
(Except for the Crocs...no way!)

Ill- fitting slippers can be the cause of trips and falls in the home. My daughter bought me some last Christmas because they are warm but I hate slopping around in them. I can't wait for them to wear out so I can buy myself some sensible ones with a small heel and support for my feet.

My cosy slipper boots from M&S are so comfy. Wide toe box and easy to slip on and off. I ordered them online. I particularly like the way they keep my ankles cosy too.

I haven’t owned a pair of slippers since I was a child.
In recent years I’ve started wearing Sketchers Go Walk in the house.
I have 2 different colours, and they look better with clothes in my opinion.

Boadicea

Thank you all, I will check them out.
(Except for the Crocs...no way!)

Not even these Crocs 😀

In the sale, £229 down from £460

My son in law says that Crocs are contraceptive! ie he couldn't ever fancy anyone wearing them.

well he is right...

tbh I always said no way to crocs too but they are so comfortable and I do all the dirty jobs in them - inside and out and just fling them in the washing machine. One time though I put them on a 60 wash and they went all wonky but the tumble dryer sorted them out

I have to have a wide toe box due to a mortons neuroma. For slippers I either wear crocs or some from Moshulu online, if you want 'proper' slippers. For outside I wear sketchers hyper pillar trainers. Very soft underneath and well shaped for support. They also have a roomy, soft toe box.

Aveline

My son in law says that Crocs are contraceptive! ie he couldn't ever fancy anyone wearing them.

All dignity falls out through the holes. ;-)

I recently bought a pair of Lunar slippers. They have a good rubberised sole, are comfortable and they don't slip at the heel. They are also available in a wide fitting if needed. Although I bought mine elsewhere I know that they are available from Amazon for around £22.