RockDove Men's Original Two-Tone Memory Foam Slipper

These slippers are the best been repurchasing them for years now. There is another brand that has essentially copied this slipper style and look. So make sure you look for the purchased before when you go to purchase these again.

Have bought several pairs of these. They are inexpensive, attractive, and well built, quality. I love them. I buy two a year.

Lightweight and comfortable. Wish the inside cushion lasted longer. I wear these everyday after work & on weekends. They're great for about the 1st 6-8 weeks but then the cushion starts breaking down. By the 3rd month, you're basically walking on the equivalent of very thick socks (cushion is almost gone). They fit true to size.Despite them breaking down after 2 months, I continue to buy them as they are reasonably priced.

Got these for my husband because he liked mine to much!! Very comfortable! Fit great! Light but still warm and they give great support and grip to the floor!

I like them a lot for what they are - cheap slippers I can use to do short tasks outside of my apartment that I can slip on and off. I don't find these comfortable for extended time given the lack of the back heel grip but I guess that is a personal preference. But they are easy to get into and out and, for the price, the build and manufacture quality was certainly worthwhile. What else are you expecting at this price?

I'm usually a size 9 but the size 9-10 was too big. Size 7-8 fits me much better.

Good news:After 4 years, they haven't fallen apart.[Though they're not really going through heavy wear. While an almost daily wear in our short winters, I most go barefoot the rest of the year. So I'm not sure what the "mileage" would be on these.]Good news:They fit. And they keep your feet a little warmer. Not as warm as socks because the slippper have open heels, but I got them to provide a little cushion and a little warmth. They do both, to a degree...Bad news:They're not very cushiony - I can feel the hardwood floor under them.[I don't know who thinks "memory foam" is a neat trick. It's a sales gimmick. What you want is cushioning, not a crushed "memory" of your foot. These slippers are too thin to create much cushioning. On hardwood and tile floors I can feel the floor through the slippers. Ok for a brief walk, not OK for standing around in the kitchen, for example. I don't have feet problems (yet) so it's not painful or anything - just not the support I could get from a pair of old tennis shoes. So why pay for a "luxury" item like slippers and then be reminded of the hard floor underneath? I'm going to seek thicker soles for my next purchase.]Bad news: The soles are plastic and make a noise on hard floors.[The bottoms are not a soft rubber like a tennis shoe, or fabric like fuzzy slippers. So, they make a noise when walking across hard surfaces (tile, wood, etc). Like a soft "tap tap tap" or something. Maybe about as loud as the patter of a large dog's claws walking through the house, if you're familiar with that sound. I notice it if I get up at night to do something. Somone sleeping in the same room would be awakened so I have to take them off or walk extra slow, like a thief, creeping through the house. I'm going to look for slippers with soft soles next time. I'm not wearing these outside so I don't need more durable plastic.]

I'm one of those people that doesn't wear their outside shoes inside. I got these to have something to put on my feet inside. They're nice, but in the summer in cali I think they'll be a bit warm. They fit well and are comphy with the memory foam, but if you want a lot of support then these probably aren't for you. They feel durable enough, I haven't had them for a super long time yet, but I'll come back if there are any issues.