These 'easy on, easy off' slip-on sneakers are perfect for Memorial Day festivities

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How gorgeous are these slip-on kicks? (Photo: Amazon)
How gorgeous are these slip-on kicks? (Photo: Amazon)

If you have lower back pain, shoulder strain or arthritic hands, bending down to tie your shoes can be a struggle. But if you want good, supportive sneakers, that's just part of the deal, right?

Not necessarily.

The Tiosebon Women’s Slip-On Walking Shoes have the cozy fit of a traditional sneaker but they slip right on. The upper part of the shoe is made from stretchy, breathable mesh, which expands over your foot like a sock. The sole is soft, bendy and durable, and so lightweight you’ll feel like you’re floating. The bungee laces are like icing on the cake: They hold your foot stable but require no tying.

They’re popular, too: These babies have amassed more than 7,000 five-star reviews. The biggest selling point? The price! Available in 18 colors, the sneakers start at $39 and go up to $45. If you have Memorial Day plans that involve moving your legs, consider ordering a pair of these kicks for weekend errands, long walks and anything in between.

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“These shoes are amazing!” one reviewer writes. “I've had hip replacement and back surgery, not to mention I have wide feet. It's been a nightmare trying to find the right pair of shoes that give great support, are comfortable and are stylish. These do it all! Feels like you walk [on] air, good sole to absorb shock....Stitching is great. A solid manufactured product They are lightweight which eases the pressure on hips. Easy slip on — no more struggling to bend over....Love these!"

$39 at Amazon

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So sleek, so supportive. (Photo: Amazon)

Reviewers can't get over how comfy — and stylish — the kicks are.

“These are so comfortable and light,” a shopper reported. “I love that they are ‘dressier’ than regular sneakers, so they look good with jeans and casual pants.” True. These shoes have a sleek upscale profile.

“I have a hard time finding comfortable shoes,” another reviewer noted. “But these are very lightweight and comfortable, and best of all, they're easy on, easy off.”

$39 at Amazon

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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