Other orthopedic shoes on the market tend to be squishy, lacking the proper support needed. While this may feel good in the short term, it doesn’t allow for proper stability and absorption as you walk.

I wanted to resolve this issue and create a flip flop that alleviates pain, while providing long-term benefits. That’s why I intentionally designed The Healing Sole to have a firm rocker bottom sole.

Over time, the footbed will mold to your feet and way of walking, but without compromising the structural integrity of the shoe itself.

That’s why I advise anyone breaking in a new pair of The Healing Sole to do so slowly - for one to two hours a day. Over time, they will become more comfortable and the benefits will be apparent. I truly believe in preparing the foot by stretching and strengthening it, as opposed to providing short-term relief in squishy, unstable footbeds

The Original II is an improved version of the Original style. This style is a flip flop that features the cluffy raised toe lift, along with the other features listed above. This latest version was curated with customer feedback in mind and to provide optimal comfort during the break-in period.

The Palmer is another flip flop style, without the cluffy raised toe lift. This style is designed for those who may suffer from conditions that affect the ball of foot region or great toe. This includes bunions, hammer toes and Morton’s neuroma.

The Emerson - our latest style, is a two-strap sandal with all the same features as the Palmer. The straps are velcro, making them simple to adjust. This option is great for those who don’t prefer flip flops, or who may want to rock their sandals with socks.