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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If I didn’t have wide feet, I’d try these Teva Infinity sandals. Functional and cute enough.

https://www.whowhatwear.com/uk/fashion/olsen-teva-infinity-flip-flop-review

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These might ONLY work for wide feet. I have normal not even especially narrow feet and I never could get the straps to be tight enough around the ankles although they’d squeeze the hell out of your toes. Frustrating shoes I never even could wear them. [/quote]

I don’t think so because the shoe last wouldn’t even be wide enough, toes would be spilling out the side. [/quote]

I'm the PP who first reviewed these upthread and really have to reiterate that they take work to figure out. I did eventually figure out how to arrange the straps so they aren't baggy around the ankle and then squeezing my toes. I think partly you have to wear them in a bit until the elastic relaxes a bit.

The ONLY reason I put this much work into them is that I bought them as a backup pair for a week long vacation in Mexico and then the other flat sandals I brought, the buckle broke, so I wore these a lot to avoid wearing heels to the pool and beach (lol). They didn't give me blisters but it was four solid days of wearing them before they didn't feel actively uncomfortable. But now they feel okay. I never recommend them to people for this specific reason though.[/quote]

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