FitFlop

8 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from November 27, 2017
  

  Windy C. asked:

  Not a selling post just want to know if any mummies know where can I find fit flop store in London

  

  Sheryn L. replied:

  I find it is way cheaper buying online under fitflop.com and send to uk address if u hv any.. not only more choices wit discounted price, u wil get extra discount on ur 1 st order...which i only found out after i bot my fitflop shoes at harrods where they hv very limited designs..

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• Referral from June 6, 2016
  

  IsmatBeg asked:

  Can anyone recommend me a store to buy nice brown or black, sandals?

  

  ling j. replied:

  http://m.fitflop.co.uk/en/mens/mens-sandals/gogh%26trade%3B-moc-adjustable-nubuck-slide-sandals%2C-black-%7C-fitflop%26trade%3B-uk/883945798726.html?cgid=mens_sandals&start=23 if you think Birkenstocks are too basic lololol

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• Referral from July 30, 2013
  

  Nabie-Ah Y. asked:

  Hi, I don't know where to turn for this but does anyone of you Hypermobility types suffer from Morton's Neuroma? I'm dealing with my second one in life, -first was over 12 years ago which disappeared after 3 cortisone injections, custom insoles made, wearing good ankle support-wide shoes, and going to physio therapy. This second one won't go away; I've already had the maximum cortisone injections. My podiatrist is weary about injecting more because the area has become vasular and so sensitive to touch (was getting vasular before I saw podiatrist, so it's not from the injections). He doesn't recommend surgery because of this connective tissue disorder; he thinks it would hurt me more in the long run. I've had massage therapy, home massage tools of all sorts, TENS machine for home use, accupunture and lots of physio. On top of this, I've been suffering PAINFULLY from Raynauds (taking meds for it but still hurts) and physio therapist thinks that it's my sciatica that is the culprit of most of my foot pain, -which seems very likely but I'm still stuck with this lump in my foot that won't go away.... Did any of you hypermobility types go ahead with surgery and was it successful? Did you try anti-convulsion/seizure medicine? I heard about it from my podiatrist that it might help with a lot of issues I have... PS: I also wear jaw splints full-time, wrist brace and finger splints while working... I'm pretty on top of the trigger-points stuff. I've tried prolotherapy on the jaw but won't have it in my foot. I've had one ozone injection in my plantar but podiatrist advised me to stop, as it's not proven for treating.... anything. So, I'm at my wits end about my foot. Please, tell me if you successfully dealt with Morton's Neuroma. I've had this one for over a year and a half and the lack of exercise is causing me other problems. It hurts sooooooo much.

  

  Lesa R. replied:

  These are Fitflops: http://www.fitflop.com/

  

  Lesa R. replied:

  Yes! Me!! I've had Morton's neuroma twice. Each time, I got an ugly bruise on top of my foot right over the area. That was so weird. I got steroid shots and my doctor told me to start wearing Fitflops as much as possible. They're flip flops that are very kind to our flat feet, Morton's neuroma and sometimes longer toes that generally don't fit well in regular shoes. They're very different from normal flip flops, thus the cost. He said I could either have surgery which may not fix the problem or I could try the Fitflops. I bought a pair and then another and I haven't had problems since. I'm so grateful I didn't need to put out a $250.00 deductible, have to be opened up for a treatment that may or may not work. It's been about 3 years and no problems and I have 4 pairs of medically necessary Fitflops.

  

  Lesa R. replied:

  Also, I do take Savella. It's the first neuropathic pain killer that doesn't make you feel like you had a frontal lobotomy. I have had no side effects. As a bonus side effect, those Fitflops have also helped me correct my posture, lessening my back pain.

  

  Lesa R. replied:

  And Fitflops really were a miracle for me. When I try to wear other shoes for a day or two, I start feeling the Morton's Neuroma again.

  

  Alexandria W. replied:

  Injections cleared up my Morton's Neuroma, but if it hadn't I'd probably have done the surgery. The pain from them is really aggravating and I would think it'd be worth it to get rid of it. Why did I never know about the FitFlops! I need to order a pair. :D

  

  Lesa R. replied:

  I have all barefoot wear shoes apart from my Fitflops. Since I don't have an arch, all of those arched shoes force my foot into an unnatural position. I wear the Nike version of Vibrams. My podiatrist said that arches are terrible for flat feet. I had been told differently before. But he showed me a model of a foot skeleton and showed me what would happen if you force an arch on a flatfoot and I completely understood why it's bad for your foot. It forces your bones into a terrible position, thus pinching nerves and grinding bones.

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