Skechers Relaxed Fit Supreme Bosnia Sandals

They are very comfortable, super stylish and well worth the price. The only problem for me is that they run a little big around the foot band. But, i don’t really have thick feet. As far as longevity, time will tell.

These flip flops are very comfortable and durable. They last me two years. But I am buying two more pairs to be sure they are still available

These flipflops are the best I’ve ever had very comfortable ideal for walking around in when on holiday

I first bought a pair of these about 4 years ago. I live in Florida so I wear them a lot. They are the most comfortable flip flops I have ever tried. The size is true and accurate, and they are well built, light weight, as slip resistant as you could expect for this style of shoe, and just as supportive. My last pair were still usable, but after 4 years of daily use, the lining on the top finally got a hole in it. I should probably note that I am 6’2” and weigh around 255lbs, so they took a lot of punishment, and still held up for 4 years. I would still be wearing them, but the wife decided to send them off Viking style to ensure that I would get new ones, so I had to replace them. She did let me write the eulogy, and wear them one last time before sending them off to that great shoe store in the sky.

comfortable and a good fit

I’m trying to love these sandals, but it has become clear that they are not what I expected. The return period has lapsed so their all mine now. I had originally purchased what might be called a “knock-off” style of these sandals a couple of years ago at Walmart. They cost $19 which was more than I’ve ever paid for a pair of sandals in my life, but they were SOOOO instantly comfortable, I made the plunge. They became my main footwear. Wore them everywhere, every day ( living on coastal Georgia you can do this sort of thing ). Finally got to the point where I started feeling the ground, pebbles, sticks etc., which meant it was probably time to upgrade. Searched around the world on the internet for the same brand and style, but the search kept coming back to these Skechers. Admittedly they looked very similar and had mostly good reviews. What I couldn’t get past was the $40 price tag! Almost seemed like Skechers bought all rights to this frayed design sandal and saw fit to double the price because of the Skechers brand. Still, I was so impressed with my old sandals that again I went for the money plunge. This was on the assumption they were the same sandal. Yes, they are close to being the same, but certainly not the same. These sandals did not give me that instant “ahhhhh” effect as the old ones did the first time slipping them on. In fact, my first time trying these Skechers was disappointing. It seemed as though there is too much memory foam in the footbed. While that might seem like a good thing, I really had to work and squeeze my foot under the thong straps. Once I had the thong securely between my toes and tried to walk around, my feet kept slipping back where my heel was almost hanging off the sandal. It seems the memory foam was having the effect of pushing my feet out of place. In addition I found the memory foam caused my toes to point upward instead of in a natural flat walking position. Instead of positive contact with the floor, my feet are constantly pushing through the excessive foam making it feel like walking in sand. It actually requires extra effort to walk in these things, not to mention always having to push my foot forward to grasp the thong. I was hoping that maybe after a break-in period, they would relax a bit, but such is not the case. At this point I regret purchasing these sandals. I gave them 3 stars because they are well made and will probably last a long time, but as for true comfort, they fall short. Perhaps if Skechers put a little less memory foam in the sole, they would work better. In the meantime the search continues for the perfect sandal!

UPDATE: It has been 9 months since purchasing these sandals. Still haven’t “bonded” with them yet, and trust me, I wear wear them almost every day. The excess memory foam has since mellowed out, almost to the point of comfortable, but it doesn’t really matter because the thin suede material that covers the foam is now disintegrating. Worn areas on all the pressure points expose the foam underneath. Really??? This officially puts me back on the search for the perfect sandal, but as far as I can tell, they just don’t exist.