Arch Support for Plantar Fasciitis Flat Feet, Arch Exerciser Slipper, Bunion Corrector, Toe Separators【New Arrival】 Calf Strengthener, Hallux Valgus, Yoga Exerciser, Foot Arch Pain Relief, Sore

Fun to walk around the house in, makes your feet feel great and strengthens ankles. Good pain relief, overtime strengthens foot and ankle and helps with balance when used regularly. Does not provide immediate relief, must be used regularly to have great results!

It's too hard to walk with. The bumps inside are very annoying.

Product claims it’s for plantar fasciitis. I found it to be very hard on the arch and made the heel pain worse.

I decided to order these YOUTHBELIEF Arch Support Exerciser shoes to help with balance and to work-out my calves.It comes with the half shoes, a hard spiked ball and a product instruction page that has 4 exercises for strengthening and stretching the foot and calves.When I first put them on they definitely feel weird, for lack of a better word, but as time progresses that feeling dissipates. They are a little uncomfortable cause the material is hard, but after wearing them for a period of time they feel like my foot is getting a work-out. They definitely help with balance and I love the challenge of doing exercises with them. Once taken off I feel like my feet have gotten a good work-out so I will continue to wear them around the house.I find them easy to walk around in but my husband struggled to walk with them. I am not sure if it was his feet being larger (size 11) or his lack of interest in trying something new that affected his results. They were easy for him to get into and they definitely fit him, so I am going to attribute it to his lack of effort to try something new.If you are up for the challenge and want to work on balance, foot strengthening and a good calf work-out then these are the shoes for you. Give them a try!

So the fact that these are half-soles only takes a little getting used to. The toe separators are very stretchy and squishy. I had no trouble getting them positioned, although it’s been a problem for me with stand-alone separators at times. The “slippers” are fairly comfortable once you get them on. Definite support, but also definite “give” for comfort. I didn’t notice much while walking around the house in these for an hour, but after I took them off, I definitely felt like at least one of my hamstrings had been stretched. The spiky ball is a fun addition that can be used on your feet or other trigger points. The plastic of both seems like they will be easy to wash and keep clean. It’s an unusual product, but fun and definitely works!

My wife has foot pain from time to time and uses Tens and the hard balls. I figured she'd give these a try. She was able to walk and had no issues maneuvering. I on the other hand, and unstable, and I didn't make it far. But I was able to do some 'lifts' that really seemed to work my calves. I'm pretty sure she'll keep using them, we shall know in time if they help relieve any pain.

The Arch Support Exerciser is rigid and inflexible, which might be uncomfortable for those with wider feet. While the toe separators are adjustable, the device applies pressure to the arch, potentially causing discomfort. A massage ball is included as a complementary tool.

Ok so these are strange, but effective!!! I feel like Im back in ballet again. A little. tricky to get those toes in, but once in place, it worked wonders!!!