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As we’ve mentioned before, the Joomra Pillow Slides are renowned for their comfortable design, thanks to their molded foam footbed. That combined with a deep heel cup and roomy toe box ensures that your foot is supported, cushioned, and stabilized for optimal comfort and shock absorption. (Note: This also keeps your foot from sliding out of the shoe).
The slipper-slides also have a thick sole, measuring 1.75 inches, to achieve their cloud-like feel. But don’t worry, they’re each lined with anti-slip traction underneath so you can walk confidently on any surface.
Shoppers have their choice between 11 colors, which include classic black, gray, navy, and tan, plus bolder hues like light blue, light green, light pink, and purple. The unisex sandal is available in sizes ranging from 4.5/5.5 to 13.5/14 women’s in women’s sizing and 3/4 to 11.5/12 in men’s sizing.
Several reviewers also admitted that they’re ″better than my Crocs.″ When explaining the difference, a long-time Crocs wearer said that the Joomra sandals are “more cushy” than the popular clogs and noted that the slides are “not loose and [don’t] flop around,” rather, “they fit snugly.”
A wearer highlighted that the “cushion hugs the soles of your feet and molds to them,” and another customer was happy to report that the slides offer “much more support and cushion compared to Crocs,” adding “they almost provide a bounce when you’re walking.” One shopper even noted they’re comparable to the always sold-out Kanye West-designed Adidas YEEZY slides.
The Best Sandals for Women That Are Incredibly Comfortable to Walk In
And despite their slipper-like look, shoppers assure that you can get more use out of the Joomra Pillow Slides out of the house. Their durable material and versatile design make them great for casual walks around the block, running errands, and more. Plus, some even note that they make great slides for trips to the pool, beach, or lake. Heck, they can even be worn as water shoes or shower shoes if needed.
