Overall rating: 3.1 / 5 from 60 reviews.
PowerStep Men's Sandals offer a balance of comfort and support with adjustable straps, breathable mesh lining, and shock-absorbing midsoles. They provide relief from mild to moderate pronation-related foot conditions.
Review topics: [fit, sandals, support, strap, slides, cushion, feet, slippers].
"I’m horribly disappointed in these. I wear Powerstep Protech insoles in all of my shoes and was looking forward to these for house wear. The problem is that, even with the strap adjusted correctly, the sandals slip off incredibly easily, making them insecure. I was looking forward to these, this is really too bad. I don’t wear them."
"good slippers"
"They worked great as always and I always refer people to power steps for thirty years as a chiropractor. One problem I was fishing in the Susquehanna river and I was wearing them . Stepped in deep mud and for the life of me couldn’t locate the sand al . So deep in the mud and dirty water couldn’t locate it to save my life. As soon as I save up enough I will be placing another order. I’m currently sandal less"
"This what the doctor ordered."
"Compared to my old favorite (a CVS / New Balance co-branded thing) the PowerStep sandal has much firmer, more defined support zones; in fact, it's mildly uncomfortable to wear for long periods when breaking it in -- but the level of pain relief it brings me, and the noticeable difference in my stride, has me convinced that it's the best option for me. Even three times the cost of my old favorite, its efficacy and its smaller profile make it a winner."
"I was disappointed to get these and find they were uncomfortable and had very little arch support."
"Awesome, my second pair."
"Sent them back, the refund was prompt and return was no hassle. For the product: it felt like the support for the metatarsals where they connect to the toe bones was in the wrong spot, not shaped like the power step insoles. I could find them sometimes comfortable and sometimes not, but even when they started out comfortable they started to ache after a couple hours wearing them around the house. This does not happen with the insoles."
"This thing feels like a thin rigid board. It offers plenty of support but dear god it does nothing for absorbing impact. Get something else"
"Though I do really like all other PowerStep products this Slide Sandal is not one I would recommend. The top of this slide sandal is adjustable but it was still uncofortable and rubbed against the top of my foot and even created a blister that broke the skin. I would suggest the slippers or other toe-style sandal as both get 5 stars from me."
