Supportive slippers???

[FusionChefGeoff]

After a seemingly endless stream of injuries I decided that my shitty slippers can't be helping as I now wear them pretty much constantly and my beleaguered feet / knees / ankles don't get any support.

I've been wearing my trainers round the house since my last Achilles injury but it's not ideal so anyone recommend any 'proper' slippers that will give me some support?? For the same support reason I don't really like mules and prefer them with a back.

The initial 'support slippers' google revealed lots of Nan slippers and I'm not quite that desperate yet!!

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MNHQ

FitFlop slippers are amazing and lots in the sale right now www.fitflop.com/uk/en/shop/womens-slippers-uk

I 2nd the fitflop slippers. I don't however recommend the pale pink suede ones. They are total dirt magnets.

Nan slippers all the way! I did this a while ago and it really helped - hope the injury heals soon.

Crocs - when I had plantar fascitis they were what I had to wear round the house to get some pain relief. They do ones with fluffy linings. Not attractive agreed - but good support.

I wear Skechers Bobs slippers in the winter. They're very supportive.

Allbirds wool loungers are great, soooooo comfortable.

www.allbirds.co.uk/collections/womens-loungers

I'm book marking this thread as I'm suffering with bad pain in my right heel/Achilles. What is the sizing like in the FitFlop slippers? I'm usually a 7.5 or an 8 UK size.

Birkenstocks

Haflinger very comfortable

Birkenstock sandals for summer and moshulu slipper boots with orthotic inserts for winter. I can't wear Crocs for any length of time, they set off my plantar fasciitis again, too soft.

Agree with crocs that have fluffy liners, I have plantar fascitis and they've been brilliant.

@EasilyDelighted

Birkenstock sandals for summer and moshulu slipper boots with orthotic inserts for winter. I can't wear Crocs for any length of time, they set off my plantar fasciitis again, too soft.

Another wearer of orthotics in Moshulu boot slippers- feel childishly pleased that someone else does this- it’s brilliant! Scholl Bioprint sandals work better for me than Birkenstock’s though.

Vionic [[https://www.vionicshoes.co.uk/women/slippers.html

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@rosiethehen

I wear Skechers Bobs slippers in the winter. They're very supportive.

I second these. Really comfy, with support, and they go in the wash.

Seconding Vionic. Spendy but worth it.

Pink sparkly fitflop slippers here - I love them and they are surprisingly warm.

Have a look at Giesswein Austrian slippers they do different kinds for different foot problems, with footbeds that can be removed

Nordika’s are good

So far so good with the FitFlop mocassins! Definitely nice and supportive and fit well.