SOLE Blog
June 3rd, 2010
Sport Slides Available Now In The US Web Store
The SOLE Sport Slides are here! (This is proof that good things come to those who wait.) Our newest addition to our sandal line is great for post-run recovery, walking, and general recreation.
Buy Now $69.95 | Men's — Women's
Features:
- Ergonomic strap design
- Moldable, orthopedic top layer
- Metatarsal support pad
- Hidden toe ridge
- Natural/synthetic rubber outsole
Colors:
- Men's: Jet Black
- Women's: Jet Black, Ruby/Bone
Sizes:
- Men's: 8-13
- Women's: 6-10
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Comments (5)
On June 23rd, 2010, Carol said:
I bought a pair of the women's slides. The strap is not adjustable -- they were so loose I easily slide three fingers between the strap and the top of my foot. They slipped off my feet with every step. While I did get a prompt credit for the shoes, I'm out $15 for shipping. I won't buy again.
On June 23rd, 2010, Rob Nathan said:
HI Carol, I would have to guess that you have either very low volume feet or had gotten the wrong size slide by accident. You are the first feedback we have gotten of them being particularly loose, as most find them a bit snug at first. If you have a retailer in your area that carries SOLE, where you could try them on, we would love your feedback on other sizes, to see if one would fit you correctly. If you do try some on and find one that fits, let us know at sales@yoursole.com and we will hook you up with a discount pair. Thanks!
On June 25th, 2010, Carol said:
I'll pass and consider it a lesson learned.
On June 30th, 2010, Stephen said:
Interesting comment about not being able to adjust the straps. I have narrow feet and haven't found a sandle like this that doesn't just fall off. Is there going to be one later with a tightenable strap???
On June 30th, 2010, Rob Nathan said:
Hi Stephen: We are always looking for ways to make our products customizable and are obsessed with fit, so we may produce an adjustable strap at some point. Your feedback and Carol's are noted and it is feedback like this that drives our product direction. Thanks