The Supportive Recovery Shoes Jennifer Lawrence Swears by Now Come as Cozy Slippers
When it comes to comfortable shoes (and accessories in general), Jennifer Lawrence knows a thing or two about what looks to choose. Just a few months ago, the actress and mother-to-be inspired us all when she stepped out in a pair of casual Oofos sandals. Sure, the thick black slides are an interesting fashion choice, but their support and superior cushioning make them the recovery shoes we didn’t know we needed. However, now that temperatures have dropped into icy territory, the brand’s slippers may be the next solution for your tired, chilly feet.
Enter, the Oofos Oocoozie Low Shoe. Designed to keep your feet cozy and well-supported, these slip-ons are the epitome of a functional house shoe. For one, they’re super comfy and easy to wear. Plus, they help take pressure and stress off of your joints. The sherpa uppers help keep your feet warm, while the rubber-like sole at bottom allows you to wear them outside.
But it’s really the high-tech construction that makes these kicks truly worth the extra coin (IMO). While some slippers may only check the cozy box, these shoes also provide stability for your feet in a real way. This is mainly due to the brand’s unique OOfoam, Clarks Shoes which claims to absorb “37 percent more impact than traditional footwear” and EVA foam. Additionally, the slippers feature a special footbed that cushions your arches and helps relieve pressure at your midsole.
As a bonus, the Oocoozie Low Shoes come in three colors, including: chestnut sherpa, pink sherpa and black sherpa. Plus, they’re easy to clean. Just throw them in the washer and voilà—kiss dirt and unwanted odors goodbye.
FYI: Many Oofos shoes are built with recovery in mind. Hoka Shoes The company prides itself on creating footwear that limits the amount of stress and pressure on your joints as you walk. So, if you’re looking for a way keep your muscles loose and wind down when you get home from the gym, these shoes may be the way to level up winter closet.
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