Grounding Clogs Earthing Shoes for Men Women Connecting to the Earth Grounded Therapy Slippers Sandal Unisex

Good value, style and function, The color arrived as shown and the grounding clogs were in good condition. We tested the conductivity, and these do indeed function as advertised. We need more grounding shoe options. Glad to find these and pleased with the function. To be worn without socks. The grounding area is on the heel and while I do not wear them for extended periods, they do seem perfectly comfortable. No odors. They are easy to slip on and off and the heel strap is a nice addition. They feel secure on the feet and the fit is excellent. Happy with the quality and would love to see this in more colors. Toes are vented and these are yard friendly/gardener friendly shoes.

I bought these shoes so my feet could be electrically grounded if I wore conductive socks and walked on bare ground. But upon taking them out of their package and using a multi-meter to test them for electrical conductivity, between the pad on the sole and the pad inside the shoe, they did not show any electrical conductivity. Now the shoes were comfortable enough and made out of pleasant on the feet rubber, but the electricity conductivity part simply does NOT WORK! So if you are satisfied with light weight rubber, open to the air, (with holes in the top of the shoes) shoes, then you may like these, but if you want shoes that do connect your feet to the ground when wearing them, these DO NOT! I plan on keeping mine because they are comfortable, but I will NOT wear them when I want to be Earth "grounded".

Nice, for cheap house shoes. Man-made vinyl, lightweight rubber soles, rubber straps... This is a narrow straight shoe with no extra toe room. Runs true to size, but in whole sizes only - making the heel strap tight if you size down or loose if you size up, which is a bit annoying. A nice warm weather alternative to your regular house slippers, but do make your feet sweat, because they are plastic shoes. Be aware, they are completely flat - not only is there absolutely zero shaping or support for the bottom of the foot, but they force the weight back onto your heel, so a very bad idea for anyone with heel or arch or ankle pain. Wearing these actually forced my weight backward off the balls of my feet onto my heels, so much that I felt it in my lower back. I am a fitness professional, and I know that this is due to nothing other than the shoes. Willing to give them a try around the home, alternating with more supportive shoes when leaving the house. The grounding magnet in the heel seems like a good idea, but with so much weight forced backwards onto the heel, we will see how it holds up or what the benefits are in the long term.

These had to be broken in slightly, but fit pretty well. The sizes run large, so an 8 1/2 you would buy an 8, etc. I couldn't afford the prices on most earthing shoes but wanted a pair for their health value. I find these fit the budget just fine and hold up well. I liked the first pair so much, purchased a second before they either go off market or price increases.

I tested the shoes with a multi meter and they do not have continuity from the insole to under the shoe, earthing will not happen, electrons will not flow. Just to be sure I wore them on my earthing mat and my body voltage did not drop, confirming that these shoes are nothing more than a cheap option for a slip on. They do run small but they’re not terribly uncomfortable other than a very sweaty foot. & the material is questionable, it could be toxic but that remains unconfirmed in the Q&A. Lastly , they can be modified fairly easily and converted into effective earthing shoes with a little bit of copper wire as shown in attached photos.

Liked the light weight and color of shoes. They could use a few more Air holes as my feet got hot wearing them without socks. With socks they are very comfortable. Easy to slip on and off or make them more secure when walking longer distances. My goal is to wear them on trips in car when I usually go barefoot inside car but need something easy to slip on when getting out to go inside places. Also, when I visit homes where shoes are discouraged inside. I think these will meet my needs perfectly. I'm not sure how/when the grounded benefit comes into play; but I am satisfied with other qualities. I have not yet worn them for long times, so I don't know how well the will hold up. I'm not hard on shoes so I suspect they will work find for me.

They're really cute, very comfortable, reasonably priced, and I was excited to get some grounding clogs.... NOT! They do not ground!! I put them on, went out into the grass with my multimeter, set the meter to AC voltage, dug black lead into the ground and squeezed red lead between fingers... the reading ranged between .257 to .910. Then still squeezing the red lead I put other hand on the ground and reading instantly went to .000. Then I took off one clog and put one foot on ground and reading again was .000. Then I had both clogs on again, while still squeezing the red lead and reading was .250. Those who understand multi-meters know what I'm talking about. If your grounded, when the black lead is put into the ground (that's why its called the ground lead) and you hold red lead between 2 fingers, the meter will display your body voltage. When your body is really grounded, ie. making body contact or conductive contact to the earth the multi-meter will read .000 or very close to it. Unfortunately these clogs failed the test. Either I got a faulty pair or manufacturing needs to revamp their manufacturing techniques. The whole purpose of grounding is to get the negative electrons from earth into our bodies. This is of major importance for the health of our whole body, starting with our circulatory system which feeds our whole body. With our synthetic shoes, unless we go barefoot all the time, we rarely acquire negative electrons from earth. Without getting too technical, negative electrons squelch inflammation. All life is grounded, except for humans (even our homes and appliances are grounded). Think about this! I learned about grounding when my legs, ankles and feet started swelling over the course of 4 months, and decided to try out a grounding products. In 3 days the swelling was gone! Nothing else helped reduce the swelling, leg cramps, etc, and I'm now a youngish healthy 75 yr old convert (thanks to grounding). Anyway, I wish these worked, but no... and I am disappointed. So I am returning them. Guess I'll have to keep looking or modify my own shoes using some creative idea. If your simply looking for some comfortable clogs, these are very nice and comfortable.

They are cheaply constructed, the hell strp is not adjustable and both missing a piece of something since they have a small hole in the lateral top part which is an indentation for a button or grommets . This is for wide feet. Really cheap . Don’t waste money it’s a gimmick