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Does anyone else find relief with Oofos slides?

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Does anyone else find relief with Oofos slides? My pain was manageable until I purchased these slides. That's when I noticed that when I wore them, I felt much better BUT overall the pain started increasing. I had to stop going to the gym even. I still wear them because they are the only slides that are so comfortable——but I'm wondering if they are making the healing process slower.

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Community comment#1

All I wear are Oofos and sneakers

Community comment#2

My PF is starting to disappear. However, my outer ankle on my bad foot has been a problem. I'm sure it's because I have been limping and walking improperly for so long. My Oofos seem to aggravate my ankle situation.

Community comment#3

They are so comfortable but put my PF into a stretched position that flares mine.

Community comment#4

I wore mine when my pain was at its worst. As my pain improved, while wearing regular shoes, after I lost some weight and was on anti inflammatories I didn't wear them as much. I, too, noticed they were sometimes adding to my pain after wearing them.

Community comment#5

So a few orthopedic surgeons and podiatrists tell me that OOFOS are exactly what they say they are. RECOVERY shoes. They said they are meant to be worn for painful days, not EVERYDAY. Not supportive enough, and too soft and pliable. Pretty much they intensify your problem if worn daily.

Community comment#6

Nah they are rubbish, don't get the comments.

Community comment#7

Its not wise to wear just one type of shoe for days. You need to swap out. You need to switch shoes out daily, every couple days - your feet will tell you.

Community comment#8

I find them only good when I'm extremely inflamed and just for a short time

Community comment#9

Made me worse

Community comment#10

If it's painful, how is it comfortable to you?

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