The foot-shaped slip-on
- Takes the pressure off toes and bunions
- Lightweight and flexible. Under 7 oz, bends with your foot
- Slip on standing. No laces, bending or shoehorn
- True to size. Wrong fit? Free swap
Pick a colour and size for each pair.
Ships within 1 business day from our US warehouse. Arrives in 5–7 days.
No hands. No bending. Four seconds.
Press the heel down, slide in, the collar pops back up. Three real-time loops.
“My feet feel fine barefoot. Shoes make them hurt.”
- Bunions and red, sore little toes.
- Fine in the morning. Sore by afternoon.
- Having to sit down to put shoes on.
- “Wide” shoes that still squeeze.
Made for the reasons women told us
We read 2,900 comments and reviews from women about their shoes. These are the reasons that came up most, and what this shoe does about each one.
“My bunion gets squeezed”This shoe is widest at the toes. Nothing presses on the bunion.
“My feet swell by the afternoon”The knit stretches with your foot. One pull loosens it.
“I can't bend down to put shoes on”Step in standing up. No laces, no shoehorn, no chair by the door.
“I'm on my feet all day”Under 7 oz. Room for the toes. Washable after a long shift.
“Laces hurt my hands”No laces. One pull on a small cord. One pull to loosen.
“My last slip-ons stretched out”A cord hidden in the knit keeps it snug. Spare cord in the box.
“My heel slips out”Ribbed collar and a soft padded heel hold you in.
“I have wide feet”True to size. Widest at the toes, where your foot is widest.
“I get blisters and rubbing”Soft knit, no hard heel cup, nothing rigid touches your foot.
“Shoes tip me forward”Flat, thin sole. You feel the floor under you.
“New to flat shoes”Start with an hour a day. Two weeks and you're in them all day.
“I use my own insole”The insole comes out. Your orthotic drops in.
Not a medical shoe. It does not treat bunions, plantar fasciitis, neuropathy or any condition. Diabetes or neuropathy? Ask your doctor first.
Same length. Different shape.
Same length. Different shape.
- Widest at the toes
- Knit that gives as feet swell
- Step in, no bending
- Feel the floor
Measured on our samples
Same day. Same feet.
The afternoon. Room to swell into.
Smooth floors. Feel where your feet are.
All day on your feet. Shape first, padding second.
Models and pre-production samples. Not customer results.
One shoe. A short list of things it isn't.
The result, in her words: “I stopped fighting my feet.”
"Wide" is the same shape, bigger.
B, D, 2E, 4E: every letter is the same tapered shoe scaled up. It moves the squeeze. It doesn't remove it. Ample isn't a wide shoe. It's a shoe shaped like a foot.
| Ample Daily | Cushioned sneaker | "Orthopedic" shoe | Slip-on, no adjuster | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toe room | Widest at the toes | Tapers | Wide, still tapered | Varies |
| Put on | Step in | Laces | Laces or straps | Slip on |
| Snug it? | One pull | Tie it | Yes | No, heel slips |
| Feel the floor | Flat, thin | Raised, stiff | Thick, rigid | Varies |
| Weight | <7 oz | 9–11 oz | 12–16 oz | 8–10 oz |
| Wrong size? | Free swap, US | Store policy | Overseas returns | Store policy |
| Price | $69 | $130–180 | $100–150 | $60–90 |
What arrives
- Your pair, in a kraft box you can reuse for a swap
- A thicker fit insole
- A spare cord
- A foot-measure sheet
Order the size you always wear.
| Foot | US | EU | Foot | US | EU |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8.5 in | 5 | 35 | 9.7 in | 8.5 | 39 |
| 8.9 in | 6 | 36 | 9.9 in | 9 | 39.5 |
| 9.2 in | 7 | 37.5 | 10.2 in | 10 | 40.5 |
| 9.5 in | 8 | 38.5 | 10.5 in | 11 | 42 |
| 10.9 in | 12 | 43 |
Collected by phone from women who bought a pair through our Facebook shop, before this page existed. Printed word for word.
The score is the average of the 15 who gave one. The other 10 were asked before we started scoring, so their cards show no number. No customer photos yet — bought a pair? Tell us and we will add your words, good or bad.
I've ordered and returned so many shoes. Having a free size swap and time to try these outdoors made trying another pair feel less daunting.
The extra room around my toes is my favorite part. They don't feel squeezed together when I walk.
Usually a shoe feels fine everywhere except across my bunion. I appreciate having more space right where my foot needs it.
I just step into them by the door and go. No sitting down or fiddling with laces.
These have the easy feel I want in an everyday shoe, with enough room for my toes.
My feet tend to swell in the afternoon, so I appreciate the stretchy knit and being able to loosen the fit.
I never really understood what a wide toe box meant until I looked at the shape. The front actually follows the outline of my foot.
Very light on my feet. The sole bends easily instead of feeling stiff with every step.
I need room at the front, but I don't want my heel swimming around. The shape and adjustable cord make sense for my feet.
Other slip-ons feel loose around my heel. The little adjustment cord lets me get these comfortably snug.
I read the return policy before choosing a color. Being allowed to walk outside during the trial mattered to me.
The soft material feels nice around my toes and heels. Nothing hard digging into the sides of my feet.
I don't want extra height from my everyday shoes. I like the flat sole and feeling close to the ground.
I like the simple look. Easy to wear with jeans without looking like a bulky walking shoe.
These are handy when I'm rushing out the door. Step in, grab my bag, and I'm ready.
I prefer a flat shoe where I can feel the ground. These have that flexible feel without a thick, heavy sole.
I wanted something to wear around the house instead of going barefoot. These give my toes room without feeling bulky.
Being able to remove the insole is handy. It gives me the option to use my own low-profile inserts.
For a long workday, I want something light with room around my toes. I also like being able to loosen the fit as the day goes on.
Easy to slip on for errands, and I like that they're washable. Practical for a pair I'd wear regularly.
After trying so many different shoes, I know what I'm looking for: a roomy front, a secure heel, and nothing stiff pressing against my feet.
I have a cupboard full of shoes I barely wear. This time, I paid more attention to the toe shape than the promises.
Going up a size usually just gives me a longer shoe. What I actually need is more room beside my big toe.
I like being able to move my toes inside my shoes. They don't have to sit pressed together.
I wasn't looking for thick, squishy cushioning. I wanted a flexible everyday shoe that lets me feel the floor.
What people ask
Do they run small?
No. True to size. Between sizes, half size up. Free swap either way.
Can these be tightened?
Yes. One pull on the small lock on the instep. One pull to loosen.
My heel slips in slip-ons.
Pull the cord snug. Ribbed collar and heel cup hold the rest. Fit insole if you want more.
Will they stretch out?
All elastic relaxes a little. Ours is tested to 10,000 cycles, the cord takes up slack, and a spare is in the box. Covered for a year.
Wide enough for bunions?
Widest at the toes, where the bunion is. Large bunion? Half size up.
I can't bend over to put shoes on.
Heel down, foot in, done. No shoehorn.
Do they look like a "diabetic shoe"?
No. Plain knit, no logo. Jeans or a dress.
I stand 12 hours. Will they hold up?
Under 7 oz, room to swell, washable. Not cushioned. If you want cushion, this is not it.
Orthotics?
Insole lifts out. Low-profile orthotics fit.
Swollen feet or compression socks?
Yes. The knit gives and the cord loosens.
Slippery?
Wet-floor tread. Slip-tested before production.
Plantar fasciitis or neuropathy?
Not a treatment. Thin sole, so ask your doctor first if you have neuropathy.
Cleaning?
Insole out. Cold wash. Air dry.