FUNKYMONKEY Women's Comfort Slides Double Buckle Adjustable EVA Flat Sandals

To stop any squeaking when walking in these, use a little oil. I couldn't figure out why these squeak. I finally realized that it is coming from the clasps. Undo the across-the-toe clasps and use a little coconut oil or something. Rub it under and around the insides of the clasps. Problem solved. You have to do this every few days or so as the oils dries out.After 7 months, I am about to put these up for the winter. They are still my favorite and most comfortable "budget" earth-type shoes. The one thing I have noticed is that in the past few weeks, they have developed a slight creaking sound when I walk. I don't know how to fix this. It might be just this pair? At any rate, I still give them high marks and I might spray them with some conditioning oil before I store them for the winter to see if that helps.I was ready to send these back for a refund the minute I pulled them out of the box. These shoes just felt too light and cheap, like something from a Dollar Store bin of The Worst. But then... Wow. I put these on just to get photos for the review and fell in love. Imagine a shoe that feels a lot like one of those thick chef's mats. I think that getting the right size is important. I wear a Womens' US 8.5 and have medium-wide, flat (fallen arches) feet. These are in size 9 and fit perfectly.These are the comfiest sandal/slides/whatever you call them. And they are replacements for the UnderArmour that I was gifted and cannot afford to buy for myself. Now I never will have to because I have these. I have already ordered a pair of the bathroom slides and next month will order a 2nd pair of the slides. I hope the bathroom shoes are as comfy.Pros:-The adjustable buckles. The shoes already felt great but are even better when I adjust them to be a bit tighter.- The fit of the shoe is what makes it great. I really like the way the molding cups the heels. The balls under the arch and toe are what give so much support when walking. Without them, I know they would not feel as soothing to my bad feet. It takes a minute to get used to this. At first, it was a slightly weird feeling. When I wore them for several hours, they were giving so much support that I now love the molding.- They are so light. Like with some similar styles I've owned, these don't have that uncomfortable heaviness that tires me out when wearing for long periods. After wearing them all day for the 2 days I've had them, my feet feel like I'm not wearing shoes (except for the protection!).- They work just as well outside on the pavement (no snow or water right now) as they do inside.- Even though these are easy to slip in & out of, they stay on my feet while walking. I've had lightweight slides with a non-cloth insole that are prone to be kicked off while walking. The insole is not slippery at all (I wear them sans socks).- I don't think that these are going to "break down" as fast as foam-type insoles. At first, I thought these were hard plastic but they are just very, very firm. You can feel the give if you press the insole with your finger or step on the curved back of the heel.There are no negatives to these shoes. As I said, I can barely afford to but I would be willing to my grocery budget so that I could splurge and order at least 2 more pairs. And it's not really a splurge since comfortable shoes are so necessary. I have fallen arches and I suddenly gained a lot of weight due to the steroids I have to take for a medical condition.My SIL is a Trauma Department nurse - on her feet and moving fast for hours at a time - and is always looking for comfortable shoes. She is a tiny thing so won't be putting as much pressure on these as I do. I have already emailed to tell her about them.It sounds pithy but these really are game-changing for me.