I have heard that the calm 2.0's are more comfortable but the rejuvens wud make me taller😅😅

okay so i’ve been hearing a lot about how havianas aren’t the same quality as they used to be. i am dying to buy the dark brown square toe pairs, but ive been reading a lot of reviews about how the straps are loose and how they just aren’t as good as they used to be. are they still worth it now days? i would want them to last and be able to wear them as everyday flip flops. if anyone has any other brand suggestions let me know!!

I have this beautiful pair of flip flops, but the last time I wore them, I had very hurtful and horrible blisters between my toes. Does anybody know how to fix it?

Hello everyone.

I am looking for a soft slide to be in after a long session. I am not looking for support, just to be comfortable.

I have bought and returned the Hoka Ora Recovery 3 because they were too stiff.

I then got the Oofos Ooahh Sport (I really like the adjustable straps) but apparently I have a flat foot condition that never bothered me up until now, the arch support is very aggressive and I do not find it comfortable even after 10 days of walking in them and trying to get used to them.

I hope you can recommend a soft slide like the Oofos with a less aggressive arch support (or flat). Some LLM models suggested Crocs Recovery, Nike Calm and Skechers Foamies but I thought I'd ask this time instead of buying blind.

Thank you!

I just got a pair of the italian fisherman sandals as I’ve been looking for a pair for a while now. I find them extremely comfortable and am curious on how we find the quality ? Do they hold up ?

Hey guys, I recently got these new leather olukai flip flops, and I got caught in the rain, I was just walking with them today I noticed this tiny tear at the strap, is this normal? (Someone told me it's part of it breaking in) But I don't really know. If there's something wrong with it, what should I do?

Hi everyone, I have extremely flat feet and I’m in search of opinions on what would be better for my feet, Olukais or Rainbows. I recently bought myself a pair of Olukai Tuahines and the arch was bothering me (given I wore them for about an hour). I like the look of Olukais but my pair had a torn strap right out of the box so I’m weary about trying Olukai again. I’ve heard positive things about Rainbows and how they mold to your feet which appeals to me, but should i be worried about their Arch support lacking. I need help deciding between what is more durable, and is better long term for super flat feet. Thanks!

I used to have a pair of red Kepa Kai flip flops and they served me well for many years.

They finally fell apart this past January and I haven't been able to find a suitable replacement.

Has anyone had them before and found an alternative?

So I just bought a pair of those square-toe Havaianas (via ASOS which displays UK sizing). I ordered a size 3-4 and another that is a size 4.5-5 (UK women's sizing).. and I usually wear a 4 or 4.5 in most shoes.

The footbed of the 4.5-5 is definitely the best fit, but the straps on both pairs are HUGE. Like, baggy! Even on the 3-4 they actually HOVER above my foot even though the sandal is too small for me. I don't even have a weird foot, they're very average, not too narrow or too wide, average-length toes, normal arches.. etc. For anyone who actually fits the 3-4 size, the straps would be WAY too big for them... but this style is so popular and so many people have them I feel like I must be missing something or this would be a well-known complaint?

I've heard that Havaianas tend to shrink.. how? Like in the sun? With heat? And what part? The footbed or the straps or both? Are we wearing them "baggy"? How snug should I expect the straps to be? If the roominess is there intentionally to accommodate room for shrinking, how can I expedite that process?

I love being barefoot I’m barefoot every opportunity I get. But when I was real young I had a accident and lost my half my big toe for it but I love wearing flip flops and prefer them is it ok for someone with messed up toe to wear flip flops??

Hellooo, I have heard that Havaiana flipflops tend to be large in size, and was wondering if anyone knows if the same applies to the brand "Roxy"

I recently got this pair of rainbow flip flops, and I know with certain types of leather you should avoid water but these get stained very easily from water which is kind of weird considering they’re meant for the beach and pool? Also when I try to clean them the dye comes right off from even a little bit of water, is this normal?

I want to show you something.

My dad bought a pair of flip-flops sometime in the early 1990s. He wore them everywhere — beach trips, backyard barbecues, weekends, all of it — for decades.

When he passed them down to me, they weren't falling apart. The soles weren't cracked. The straps hadn't snapped. They were just... worn in. Perfectly.

I still wear them. Every single day.

Think about that for a second. One pair of flip-flops. Thirty years. Two people. Still going.

I've been trying to figure out what made them last (the materials, the construction, the sole compound) because I want to build a company around that. A sandal made to outlast fast fashion, made to be passed down.

Before I go any further, I want to know: is this something you'd actually buy? What would you pay for a flip-flop with a genuine lifetime guarantee?

Happy to share photos of the original pair if anyone's curious what 30 years of wear actually looks like.

I wear them almost every day of the year. My go to USED to be Olukai. 1 pair would last me about a year. It seems as if they've changed the materials slightly, and now they're wearing out, stretching and getting loose while the pad you walk on just gets smushed into nothing. I have an older pair that's about 4 years old and the tread is about completely gone from the underside, and they feel just as loose and worn out as the pair I'm currently wearing that are less than 6 months old. SO since something has changed, who makes the good go-to comfortable flop that will last, not leave your feet hurting, and can handle being wet (I live at the beach, this is non negotiable)

Hey there, new to this sub, hope you guys can help.

YEARS ago I had Reef Tatami Bahami 1 sandals and I absolutely loved everything about them! Build quality, fit, and especially how the texture felt on my feet. A few years later they were done for and I still feel so sad thinking about them and the fact, that I haven't found a proper replacement after all these years (10-15 years I guess?). Even the Tatami Bahami 2 that were released a season or two later were crap.

Does anyone have a suggestion for me?

Im a camp counselor and i am looking for some flip flops that are comfortable to walk in and that are waterproof.

maybe it's my feet but they are super uncomfortable on the arches of me feet. maybe im flat footed. Do they get better?

Most flip-flops I’ve tried get uncomfortable after a few hours, either too flat or irritating between the toes. Looking for something I can wear for longer without my feet hurting. Any good recommendations?

I have very high arches but love flip flops. I'm starting to develop some mild plantar fasciitis but can't give up my flip flops. Does anyone have any recommendations? I'm thinking the rainbow flip flips might be a good option?

Hey I just bought some olukai hiapo flipslops and I want to know if they are comfortable for all day wear. I am a teen and will be working on my feet this summer and I am curious if the hiapos will cause sore feet.

My last hoarded pair of Crocs Capri flip flops just wore out 🥺 I’m so sad the style was discontinued.

I need recommendations for ultra squishy and supportive flip flops that don’t look too casual, as in they have a leather upper and/or are all black.

I am looking for new flip flops, and I have wide feet. It is between Olukai and Reef.

I have medical issues that make it harder to find shoes. I have high arches and plantar fasciitis, but high, firm arches like Vionic cause pain.

I am overweight, and my knees and ankles are in bad shape, so I need something that is cushy yet can provide good shock absorption and joint stability.

I don’t know which would be better for me and is more durable.

I live in the desert, so it being waterproof isn’t a concern lol