Have you ever wondered the differences between each OOFOS style? 

We’ve broken down all you need to know to find which “OO” is best for you.

When you go to buy footwear, whether athletic shoes or dress shoes, most of us take time to make sure the fit feels right. When selecting your OOFOS recovery shoes, that same care should be taken so you can have the best experience. Here are a few tips to help get the best fit for your feet.

1. Feel is everything. We all have different gait patterns. Sometimes injuries alter your gait as the body compensates to avoid pain. For example, if you have plantar fasciitis on one foot, you may begin compensating by transferring the weight to the other foot, often creating an imbalance in gait pattern and misalignment in your posture. This can transfer more pressure to the knees hips and back and often create compensatory pains through different parts of the body.

2. Get the most out of the arch support. When sizing for any OOFOS, make sure the arch of the footbed fits comfortably under the arch of your foot. If the arch feels especially pronounced, give your foot a little time to wake up and appreciate the support of the arch. Many shoes are made of harder materials that hold the foot in a more rigid position. This can make deep (intrinsic) muscles of the feet get lazy and weak. OOFOS wakes them up which helps support all the structures of the feet.

3. Don’t force it! Our OOfoam material is supportive and will not stretch very much with wear. Never force the foot into a tight shoe. Just try a size up!

OOahh Collection: This is our sport slide, popular with athletes and those who don’t want a toe post in the thong style. The OOahh & OOahh Sport fit identically.

• Slide style ideal for slipping on quickly with or without socks

• Unisex last, best for average widths. If you have narrow feet, try this style with a thick sock