OLUKAIMen's Ohana

Great fit right away with no break in period. I wear 11.5 and got the 12. Long enough to protect my toes but not too long. Most flip flops are too narrow for my feet and either rotate, causing my heels to hang off the inside edge, or squeeze my big toe too much to comfortably walk in. I walk my dog for at least a few miles in my flip flops every morning. I have bad knees, ankles, and hips. A good sandal is worth every dollar. Plenty of arch support in the right place. They grip slippery rocks underwater and dry quickly. I've had several "high end" flip flops (Reef, Simms, Grundens) and these are the best. I can't speak to the durability since they're new, but they look and feel very well made.

This is my 5th pair of Olukai (2 pairs of shoes, 3 flip flops) these are not comfortable at all. They may need to be broken in but I can’t imagine that will be a blister less task. I will be returning them.

I used to buy much cheaper brand sandals and typically they break and you toss them and buy new ones. I have only splurged on these once but I can attest they are completely worth the price. The quality is amazing and they are super comfortable. I would never go back to cheap sandals. I buy Olukai and Reef now. I use them for travel as well as boating and hanging out on local sandbars.

First time Olukai customer and I am impressed. Great product. Very comfortable given the arch support. Worth the money. Consider getting one size bigger if you have an extra wide foot like I have. My true size is 13 4E so I ordered a size 14 and they fit just right as the larger size gives you a little more on the width so that your heal fits on the sandal in the proper spot.

Great flip-flops. Comfy and good for all day wear including multi mile clifftop/beach walks, including getting wet.Definitely worth the money so far, will know for sure after a couple of years!Dropped 1 star because there was very limited availability when I came to buy, meaning I had to get black instead of my preferred brown (admitedly partly my fault for late season).