Best Flip-Flops for Women Over 60 That Aren’t Bad for Your Feet
Gone are the days when I’d sacrifice my foot health for a pretty pair of sandals. While I love the ease of slipping on a pair of flip-flops, many of them leave my feet aching after an hour or two. These days, I look for comfortable options that are kind to my feet. If you’re on a similar search this spring or summer, you’re in the right place—I’ve rounded up some of the best flip-flops for women over 60 that combine comfort, arch support, and style.

You can find more comfortable sandals for women over 60 in this post: The Best Sandals for Women Over 60
Best Flip-Flops for Women Over 60 That Aren’t Bad for Your Feet

If you deal with plantar fasciitis or general foot pain, these flip-flops by Archies are a game-changer. They look like your basic flip-flops, but they offer serious orthotic support with a cushioned footbed that molds to your feet. They’re lightweight, shock-absorbing, and perfect for long walks or standing for extended periods. I especially love that they don’t scream “comfort shoe.”

These Beek Leather Pelican Slides are an elevated take on a summer staple. The molded footbed provides arch support, while the wide strap keeps your foot securely in place. They have a luxe, minimalist look that pairs beautifully with everything from linen trousers to sundresses. Beek also donates a meal for every pair sold, so you can feel good about your purchase. Their flip-flops were too narrow for my foot, and I’m anxious to try thr brand, so I ordered these to try.

If you’re after a flip flop that’s a bit more polished, this Sam Edelman Remi delivers. It has a slight heel and cushioned sole, so you’re not completely flat on the pavement. The straps are stylish without being fussy, and they come in a variety of shades from pink and red to your classic neutrals.

This is grown-up Beek Sunbeam Flip Flop doesn’t compromise your alignment—and it’s pretty enough to wear beyond the beach. I’m so sorry my foot is too wide for them. I love that they’re handmade, and that they have a contoured memory foam footbed.

Think of these as your post-walk or errand-running recovery sandals. The same great support as the original Archies flip-flop, but in a slide style that’s easy to wear around the house or after workouts.

These are a great option if you need built-in orthotics without the orthopedic look. The design helps to reduce pressure on the heels and balls of the feet, and the footbed molds to your shape over time. They will be a smart choice for travel, everyday wear, or anyone dealing with plantar fasciitis.

If you’re looking for something lightweight and beach-ready, this pair from Reef is a comfortable (and affordable) choice. The soft footbed offers gentle arch support, while the straps are padded for extra comfort.

These water-friendly sandals are great for beach trips or poolside lounging, and they would also work for everyday wear. The contoured footbed provides solid arch support, and the non-slip sole gives you great traction on wet surfaces.

I grabbed these recovery sandals a few years ago and oh my, are they ever comfortable. They’re “biomechanically engineered OOfoam absorbs shock, cradles your arches and reduces stress on your feet, knees and back” These are not a look I wear outside for running errands, but they’re perfect for at-home wear.

This sporty sandal features a slightly elevated sole and extra cushioning for all-day support. The fabric straps stretch gently across the foot so they would be a great option for those with sensitive skin or swelling.

Speaking of swelling, these sandals from Aetrex have an adjustable velcro strap so you can adjust them to fit your foot comfortably. They also have a pressure-relieving memory foam footbed and built-in arch support.

I absolutely love my Birkenstock slide sandals. While they may need a little time to break in, they will quickly become one of the most reliable sandals you own. Over the last few years, they’ve released this style with a single strap and bold buckle detail, giving the style a more modern, polished look.

For a basic, budget-friendly flip-flop that won’t hurt your feet, Lands’ End delivers. These water-resistant sandals are lightweight, quick-drying, and durable enough for beach, garden, or poolside wear.
Do you have a go-to pair of flip-flops? I’d love to hear your favorites.

I’ve been wearing Fit Flops for a few years. They are expensive, but they are extremely comfortable and last a long time. Glad to hear that your husband is doing better!
I have one pair of Fit Flops and love them too.