Anyone got these shoes from FitFlop? Verdict?

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These trainers

These chelsea boots

Been having some arch pain (hypermobile ankles, overpronating feet etc) so tempted to try these. Want the support but still want to look stylish. Does anyone have either of these shoes?

I have both too! Really comfortable!

I also have wide feet, in fact I always think my feet are rectangular as they are not tapered really but they fit me really well. In response to the other poster asking about sloppiness I think they are good grips on the boots. And the trainers tbh as I wear them dog walking all the time.

I have the trainers in a different colour. Actually I now have them in 3 different colours as they are an absolute dream to wear!

I have several shoes, boots and trainers from them and they are so comfortable. Would definitely recommend. The main thing is getting the right size. Customer service is exceptional though.

Are the Rally trainers just as good for walking on concrete?
Tbh I don't really like the look of them but willing to sacrifice looks for comfort.

Try Vionics, also very very good for these issues

Interesting thread..I've been looking at Fitflop shoes. Everyone who has them - are they generally true to size?

I've found them to be true to size mostly. The descriptions on their website tend to mention if they come up narrow or wide etc, and there are plenty of reviews which are really helpful

I find all fitflop shoes dont have a high enough toe box for me so the front of the shoe skims the top of my big toe very painfully. I've tried a range of styles. It's very annoying as the rest of the shoe fits nicely.

They don't seem to have half sizes?

I've worn them since they first came on the market. I had serious pain with PF that returns even if I wear Skechers, Adidas trainers (or anything else) for half a day.

I have MS and developed quite bad foot drop a few years ago. My beloved FitFlops weren't helping me walk as well as they used to but I bought a pair of their running shoes, the FFRunner, a few months ago.

Revelation! They have the forward propelling thing that makes it easier to keep me from stubbing my toes and tripping over them. They make walking considerably easier for me. I have a laugh in my head as I've never been much of a runner and am a full-time crutch user.

The F-Modes are a little heavier than the runners but still extremely comfortable. Most FitFlop customers are repeat purchasers but you'll either love them or hate them.

If you take the plunge and decide to buy more don't buy their outlet Vitamin FFX trainers. They're really comfortable but the heel cup broke from forcing my worst foot into them. Whoever designed those designed them with a tongue so the laces may as well not be there. They're a royal pain to get on/off.

@Lentilweaver - mostly they do have half sizes, but they're quite hard to find except at fitflop itself

I have the navy trainers, they are a bit frumpy but very comfortable. They are much cheaper on Amazon although the price fluctuates.

Not those. But I have some Fitflop chelsea boots that they no longer make which I love so much and are finally showing signs of wear after six years of being worn pretty much every day for half the year. I bought them when I had bad plantar fasciitis pains and they were the only shoes apart from Skechers that I could walk in for more than a few minutes.

They last forever and they help heal foot pain. I just wish they still did chelsea boots with a traditional heel instead of the wedge.

Ooh are they frumpy? They look quite stylish and like.modern on the website?

Following! Been having some arch lately too.

To those who have the trainers - do you find they look stylish/modern? I love how they look on the site but a pp described them as frumpy so reluctant to order!

I have 2 pairs of the trainers and have compliments from my DC (in their 20s) and people of different ages.

The boots are really quite nice! The trainers are awful in my opinion. What about on cloud trainers?

I was going to buy the Chelsea boots. In the end I got these ones instead:

https://www.fitflop.com/uk/en/shop/f-mode-leather-lace-up-flatform-ankle-boots-p-GM4#090

I bloody love them. I wear with skirts or trousers and they are really comfy when my plantar fasciitis flares up.

@Lentilweaver I have 3 pairs of Rally trainers because the first pair I bought were so comfortable walking round London on a long weekend. I have leather, knitted and hi-top.

@Painaupain Another with wide (duck) feet and they fit me well.

I got Fit Flop chelsea boots after suffering from plantar fasciitis and I wore them to death as they were extremely comfortable.
I do find their sizing comes up slightly large so may be worth trying a half size down as well as your regular size.

Thank you @EwwSprouts. I will give them a try. Mostly need them for London pavements.

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Hi everyone - such useful information .

I have bought the lukus and old Walkstar favourites in the past and live in them at home . I’m stuck on trainers and which is the best for PF and arthritis and over pronation . I’m usually a size 8 in the sandals and size 9.5 in normal tiger trainers so stuck what to choose - any help will be appreciated