Ohana Men's Beach Sandals, Water Resistant Flip Flops, Arch Support & Comfort Fit, Lightweight & Durable, Enhanced Grip & Traction, Black/Dark Shadow, 11

I had another name brand that I really enjoyed my first pair for almost 5 years, so I purchased a new one that only lasted 1.5 years, so very disappointed with the other brand. So, I did about 4 hours of research to see what multiple places were saying was a good flip flop. This one came out on top on almost all area. once received, and tried on for the first time, my first impression was I found a great flip flop..... it fit snug, and sure that will loosen up over time, but is not uncomfortable in any way. Also notice was what feels like great arch support. I am sure that noticing will go away after awhile, but I can feel it every time I put them on. I don't generally ever have flip flops on when going out, so they are only in the house shoes. But with my height and weight it is hard finding a flip flop that can support my weight with the correct support without wearing out too quickly I don't like the price for flip flop, but as the old saying does go, you get what you pay for, and your feet are an important part of you life. For me, this is the best pair of flip flops I have ever tried. Try them, you will not regret it. I will update as needed should I become unhappy with them (don't see that happening) A month later, and still very happy with this item, still feel arch support every time I put them on.

Sturdy and most importantly comfortable.

Wonderful fit and cool design

Quality construction, comfortable and stylish. This is my 4th. pair of footwear from OluKai.

Very comfortable and last a long time these are the second pair I have gotten for my husband and his first pair I got him maybe 7 years ago and they are still ok to wear just look a little worn out

I have been wearing one of these around home every day for about 10 years. No blisters ever. I have one pair 10 years old, one that is 5 years old, and another 5 year old that just broke beyond repair that I just replaced. My shoe size is between 10 ½ and 11 so I get size 11. The current pair I bought is a size 11 but it is a little small. I will keep it with the hope that the arch at the end of my heel will elongate as my heel pushes down on it. The new sandal is the one on the bottom in the picture below. If you hold them together the new one is ¼" shorter. There are many miles on the upper one. The tongues tend to wear out after about 5 years and I have been able to mend two of them and put them on less stressful duty at second home or office but my last one just broke completely. The soles are indestructible and they grow more comfortable over time. Nevertheless, if you want a bigger fit and your feet come in close to size 11 in a US shoe, you might want to order a 12. As you can see, they are only offered in full sizes. A larger size might also solve the problem of wear on the tongue (portion of the sandal that fastens the upper part to the sole of the flip-flop. It's hard to say anymore what you will get next month with supply chains and fabrication relationships changing, because this is a well-established expensive brand it is all the more prone to enshittification. It is still a great shoe and does not flop and sticks like glue to the foot and ground and the material is good quality although leather is replaced with stretchy rubbery fabric that is strong but lighter and more flexible. I might try something else next time tho because of the fit if this does not eventually wrap itself around my foot as the others have, I just have to wait and see. I can wear a 10 ½ shoe in some brands, so I'd expect an 11 to be a little more ample for me.

$75 seemed like an outrageous amount to spend on flip flops, but the from the first second I slipped them on I understood why. They are so comfortable. I normally wear Birks around the house - no shoes inside Hawaiian style - but these Ohanas put them to shame with the soft footbed and support in the arch. I don't want to take them off. They are totally worth the money. They are a little wider than most flip flops I've owned, but not in an annoying way. For what it's worth, I also own a pair of Nuis, which run small, are narrower, less supportive, & more expensive. On the flip side, they do look a little dressier.

Run a touch SMALL! I wear an 11 but sometimes shoot up to an 11.5, never a 12 though, not even with flops. I'll be re-ordering a pair of 12's and honestly would like a half size larger at 12.5 because they weren't just short, they were snug. I'll be honest, I put one foot in and immediately deemed them too small, so maybe they would've stretched a bit as far as tightness if I gave them more of a shot.