According to WGSN's footwear and accessories strategist, Lucila Saldana, the slides originated as "an easy-to-wear style that provides further comfort support and helps the feet to recover after exercising," but now that the overall concept of wellness is taking off, recovery slides are in high demand as well. Not only does it address the need for easy shoes that can go indoors and out, but what really defines it is its wellness component. I'd seen extra-comfy, cushiony slides popping up on my Instagram feed, but once I heard the trendspotting experts at WGSN get behind them, I knew this was a trend to watch. Designed to provide the support you want and nothing you dont. If you are not completely satisfied, you can return or exchange them within 30 days of the original purchase, no questions asked. 6.60 oz Heel-To-Toe Drop 6.00 mm Stability The Ora Recovery Slide features a symmetrical bed of cushion without additional prescriptive technologies. The Ora Recovery Slide 3 is designed to provide protective cushion while maintaining a responsive toe-off for when you want to go faster. Dont take our word for it, ask another runner.
Now, there's a new shoe trend on our radars, and it's hitting peak comfort. The Ora Recovery Slide 3 features a low-profile cushion bed that keeps your foot closer to the ground, and utilizes a firmer material designed to provide an efficient push-off. The bottom layer is made up of a resilient midsole. The Ora Recovery Slides have a soft top layer EVA foam midsole, which creates instant step-in comfort. Between the proliferation of Birkenstock slides and cool clogs bubbling up, there's a clear trend happening with comfortable, good-for-you footwear that your podiatrist would approve of. These days, we're leaving the house more often, so it makes sense that styles like slides, slippers, and loafers are so popular since they can be easily worn both out and at home. Slip into one of the best recovery sandals, the HOKA U Ora Recovery Slides, to make your feet happy with comfort and support where and when you need it.
Another "ugly" shoe trend? In 2021? I know, groundbreaking.
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