Fly Flot Sandals

My mum first got me into these through buying them from TV. I have found them to be very comfortable, getting sandals in pale blue and brown which mould but don't stick to my feet. Though they are marketed at a wide range of ages but mainly cater for the middle aged and up, I didn't find them frumpy and they went well with a lot of my clothes, especially three quarter length jeans. I could slip them on comfortably and be confident that I could be on the go all day, rather than getting blisters or bleeding from rubbing, which happens a lot to me. These shoes lasted be a good few years, however the brown pair have become discoloured and are a bit green, which ...  Read the complete review

I live in Flyflots - why? comfort!! I first saw these on Ideal World about four years ago and the presenters (along with DEbbie from Pavers) were raving about the comfort. Footage was shown about their factory in Lake Garda, Italy and apparently it is a family business which started to manufacture comfort shoes (for nurses and people in the food industry etc) and now they have greatly expanded their range - eg boots,sandals ,slippers and men's shoes. They are truly comfortable and reasonably priced - around £19.99 for the clogs I wear what price do you put on comfy feet? I am not keen on open-toed sandals as my nails aren't too good (won't elaborate ...  Read the complete review

FLY FLOT shoes – you may have heard of these or seen them advertised on the TV shopping channels, but until you actually own a pair and experience the comfort they offer you cannot appreciate how good this product is. Don’t be put off by the picture at the top of this review, this is just one of the styles, there are other more modern ones now.Their designs are changing all the time and at the end of the seasons you can perhaps pick up a bargain in the sales. MADE IN ITALY Fly Flots were first manufactured in 1985 when a manufacturer, Lones, wanted to produce a shoe that gave comfort and durability. Over the last twenty years the company, which is family ...  Read the complete review