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Amazon shoppers say these #1 bestselling flip flops are 'just as good as Oofos!' — and they're half the price

Rachel Roszmann
·2-min read

When you have plantar fasciitis, you can never have too many pairs of orthotic flip flops — am I right? As a former plantar fasciitis sufferer, I'm never without recovery slides or orthotic flip flops. If you're like me, and you're always on the lookout for a comfortable pair of flip flops, Amazon's #1 bestselling Aerothothic Flip Flops might just be your new favorite sandals. Ready for more good news? Right now you can get them for as low as $23!

AEROTHOTIC

Aerothotic Orthotic Flip-Flops

$23$37
Save $14 with 7% coupon
These comfy sandals support the foot with a sweat-resistant footbed, deep heel cup and polyurethane gel insole. They take the comfort a step further with padded straps and a non-slip sole.
$23 at Amazon

I've gotten to the point that I can't let my feet touch a flat surface or I risk having a plantar fasciitis flare up — so having a pair of flip flops ready for me anytime and anywhere is something I've accepted. Of course, the best ones almost always come with a hefty price tag, but Amazon shoppers really like the Aerothothic Flip Flops. They've got over 26,000 five-star reviews and they're not nearly as expensive as some of the more popular orthotic flip flops. A lot of the rave reviewers even compared them to Oofos.

"These are just as good as Oofos!" shared an excited shopper. "Looks good, fits great!"

"New to the plantar fasciitis issue and these shoes are an excellent solution!" shared a happy shopper. "Super cute and so very comfortable. Can stay on my feet for most of the day and my foot stays pretty pain free. Used to swear by Oofos, but I am a new convert to Aerothotic!!"

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These comfy flips have over 26,000 perfect five-star ratings. (Photo: Amazon)

Cute and comfy, these flip flops offer a lot of support thanks to deep heel cup and polyurethane gel insole.

"These are heavenly!" raved a five-star fan. "They’re cute, have great arch support and definitely for us over-pronators. I’ve tried every expensive support flip flop or sandal out there but these beat them all hands down. These aerothotics are heaven sent. I walk the dogs in these with no problems."

"These work really well for me," raved a satisfied customer. "I need a lot of stability and support in a shoe, and these offer both."

They also have padded straps and a non-slip sole to keep them secure and comfortable.

"After wearing first pair for 24 hrs, ordered another pair," gushed another rave reviewer." It’s very hard to find attractive/supportive thongs. I suffered from plantar fasciitis for over a year. With correct shoes, my feet recovered. Finding these shoes filled my thong sandal need."

AEROTHOTIC

Aerothotic Orthotic Flip-Flops

$28$37
Save $9 with 7% coupon
Cute and comfy, these flip flops have padded straps and a non-slip sole to keep them secure. To support the foot, they have a deep heel cup, sweat-resistant footbed and polyurethane gel insole.
$28 at Amazon

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The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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