The good news is that most of the best slides for men accommodate a wider foot, with malleable materials and plenty of give. Many men’s slides actually form to your individual foot over time, providing you with a custom fit you can’t find anywhere else. Chaco’s Townes Slide Midform slides are stylish and provide great arch support, but the insole was rubbery and made us prone to slipping. We also noticed that they weighed us down quite a bit during testing. Slides are the epitome of easy footwear, but they don’t always provide the comfort, support, and durability that you need in a recovery shoe. To find the best slides on the market, we prioritized options with key features like built-in arch support, supportive cushioning, grippy outsoles, and more. We also selected pairs that can help alleviate post-workout foot pain and fatigue, as well as relieve common foot injuries and issues. Reef’s Water Vista Slide is touted for its water-friendly construction, but we found that they’re very prone to falling off. They offer more cushion than most other slides, but the pinchy straps and narrow design aren’t ideal for an everyday shoe.

While the textured footbed provides your feet with a massage-like sensation as you walk, it does take some getting used to and may not be for everyone. Sizes: Men’s 4-18, Women’s 5-19 | Materials: EVA | Straps: Single strap (adjustable) | Our Overall Rating: 4.2/5 Designed to alleviate foot stress and provide post-workout relief, Adidias’ Adissage Slides have a footbed covered with small, raised nubs that massage your feet with every step and stride. During testing, we slipped into these shoes after a 10-mile run and were impressed by how well the therapeutic footbed relieved aching feet and even helped us to stand up straighter.More importantly, at Men’s Health we have a whole fashion closet dedicated to calling in, trying out, and selecting the best as well as the newest products. We put them on ourselves to see how the items look and feel before making our final decision. And we constantly go into the fashion closet to feel a product’s materials and test it.

Examples range from the 1st to 3rd centuries AD, depending on form. Certain examples might be dated more precisely by having plate forms comparable to other object types, such as button-and-loop fasteners. Slide into relaxation with Nike’s collection of sandals, sliders and flip-flops. Crafted from super-soft fabrics—think chunky foam footbeds and durable synthetic leather—you’ll discover a range of our Victori and Benassi sliders to put a spring in your step.

The type with a separate internal rivet can be oval, D-shaped (including the form with collared knop), rectangular, trapezoidal or pentagonal. In the absence of the rivet look for the hole around the centre of the bottom side. Medieval strap-slide of pentagonal form with separate internal rivet (SUR-DC1092) After nearly a month of daily wear, HOKA's Ora Recovery Slides are a clear winner because we never wanted to take them off—they’re just that comfortable. The brand's signature cushioning is evident, with a super plush midsole that we found provides immediate relief for sore feet. Meanwhile, the durable rubber outsole is grippy, delivering optimal traction for safe walking on all terrains. Vionic’s Rejuvenate Recovery Sandal is roomy enough for wide and swollen feet. Between the deep heel cup, oversized footwall, and adjustable strap, we found that there’s enough room for toes to stretch and splay out—giving you extra stability when you need it most.

During testing, we found that the strap felt somewhat tight at the end of the day due to normal foot swelling—and it started to stretch out over time. Sizes: Women’s 4-12.5 | Materials: Vegan cotton canvas upper, cork-latex footbed, EVA outsole | Straps: Single strap (adjustable) | Our Overall Rating: 5/5 Best for runners or active people who want a post-workout recovery slide at a budget-friendly price. Why We Love Them

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During testing, at the beach, pool, and sauna, we noticed that the waterproof material was also super breathable—keeping our feet dry and cool. We found that the slides provided immediate comfort and relief to our sore feet after strenuous exercise. You’ll also appreciate the durable, grippy outsole—especially if you plan on getting your feet wet. After spending over 3,000 hours testing 18 pairs of slides , HOKA’s Ora Recovery Slide 3 and Athleta’s Saysh Slide were clear winners for their all-day comfort, reliable support, and long-lasting durability. As we continue to test slides at home, we will update this list of recommendations with the most relevant information and recommendations. What to Look For When Shopping for Slides

The platform is quite high, which we noticed causes some instability and ankle-rolling for wearers who are not used to platform shoes. Best for people who prefer a plush, well-cushioned, springy shoe—especially if you stand or walk for hours at a time. Overall, we tested 18 pairs of slides, but only 13 made it on our final list of recommendations. While these three didn’t make the cut, they may still be worth considering.They performed flawlessly in almost every condition (you still can’t exercise in them though), with not one moment of discomfort or sliding either within the shoes or on the ground. One of our team members, who has high arches and plantar fasciitis and struggles to find any style of footwear comfortable, was truly blown away by how comfortable these slides are. If you’re usually between sizes and have wide feet, we recommend sizing up. There are four colors to choose from, including a fun leaf-print option if you’re feeling tropical. Sizes: Women’s 6-12, Men’s 4-15 | Materials: Foam upper, footbed, and outsole | Straps: Single strap | Our Overall Rating: 4.6/5 Best for athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and casual wearers who want a fun and vibrant everyday recovery slide. The chunky style may feel too bulky for some, although this didn’t affect comfort or stability during testing. These slides also performed well during testing, although we found some small issues that kept them from our main list.