Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:These are awesome.

https://www.stegmannusa.com/collections/womens-wool-clogs

Yes! I live in my Stegmann’s—they are very well made. The wool wicks away moisture, and the cork soles have excellent arch support and cushioning. They are warm in winter and cool in summer. I wear them with thin cotton socks.

DP here. I think I am going to ask for these for Christmas.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Ugg ones with the sole. So comfy

Ugg slippers made my plantar fasciitis pain much worse. They have flat soles.

I put inserts in my Uggs.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have the shearling Birkenstock Arizonas and they are very warm despite my toes being uncovered. But any of the shearling birks should work.

Came to recommend the Bostons with shearling. I have regular ones which I find plenty warm.

I love Birkenstock sandals and live in them (several different pairs) in warmer weather and I have just not been able to find a pair of Bostons that felt comfortable to me. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. (Not OP.)

Anonymous wrote:I have the shearling Birkenstock Arizonas and they are very warm despite my toes being uncovered. But any of the shearling birks should work.

Came to recommend the Bostons with shearling. I have regular ones which I find plenty warm.

Anonymous wrote:These are awesome.

https://www.stegmannusa.com/collections/womens-wool-clogs

Yes! I live in my Stegmann’s—they are very well made. The wool wicks away moisture, and the cork soles have excellent arch support and cushioning. They are warm in winter and cool in summer. I wear them with thin cotton socks.

Anonymous wrote:Oofos! They make slippers in addition to slides.

I have Oofos and Vionics. The Oofos are too soft for my liking. When I’m having plantar fasciitis pain I prefer the support of the Vionics

Oofos! They make slippers in addition to slides.

I wear these for my painful arches and toes (PsA):

https://www.teva.com/shoes/reember-terrain/196565507266.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=pla&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADRQsrzZGEfEC9EAghyE8rYYP6ViV&gclid=CjwKCAiAxea5BhBeEiwAh4t5K5iuLmfhfiz2MgopCEXu_2RjaLWjwk-YB204AMc0t6bhbxvYjKmoJxoC92IQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Ugg ones with the sole. So comfy

Ugg slippers made my plantar fasciitis pain much worse. They have flat soles.

Me too - I had the Tasmans. Is there another kind that has arch support?

I have the shearling Birkenstock Arizonas and they are very warm despite my toes being uncovered. But any of the shearling birks should work.

Anonymous wrote:The Ugg ones with the sole. So comfy

Ugg slippers made my plantar fasciitis pain much worse. They have flat soles.

I went many months dealing with the pain of plantar fasciitis. During warmer months, I alternate between Oofos recovery slides and Vionic Tide II shoes. When it’s cooler, my go to inside shoes are Vionic Gemma Mule slippers.

https://www.vionicshoes.com/women/slippers.html

The Ugg ones with the sole. So comfy

I never understand why people don't just go to a podiatrist, get custom inserts molded to their feet, and then put the inserts in any shoes (or slippers) they want. I'm constantly moving mine from my sneakers to my slippers to my work shoes, it's so easy.

These are awesome.

https://www.stegmannusa.com/collections/womens-wool-clogs