ICB Orthotic Slides Black/White
More Supportive than Flat Slides
Built-in Forefoot Support
Designed to Improve Stability
Easy Everyday Footwear
Description
ICB Orthotic Slides Black/White
Supportive orthotic slide sandals designed for comfortable everyday wear indoors and outdoors. Built-in arch contouring, metatarsal support and rearfoot stabilisation provide a more structured alternative to flat flip-flops and conventional slides.
Suitable for adults seeking convenient slip-on footwear with added support when walking, standing, relaxing at home or spending time around the pool or beach.
Size Chart
| AUS/US Men | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AUS/US Women | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
| UK | 3.5 | 4.5 | 5.5 | 6.5 | 7.5 | 8.5 | 9.5 | 10.5 | 11.5 | 12.5 |
| EU | 36 | 37 | 38–39 | 40 | 41 | 42–43 | 44 | 45 | 46 | 47–48 |
| Heel-toe cm | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 25.5 | 26.5 | 27.5 | 28 | 29 | 30 |
What It Does and How It Works
ICB Orthotic Slides combine the convenience of a casual slide with a shaped orthotic-style footbed. Unlike a flat sandal, the base follows the contours of the foot to provide support beneath the arch, forefoot and heel.
The arch contour helps support the midfoot, while the metatarsal support sits behind the ball of the foot to help spread load across the forefoot. Rearfoot shaping is designed to improve stability and help manage excessive pronation, where the foot rolls inward more than intended during weight-bearing.
The result is a supportive casual footwear option for people who prefer not to go barefoot or wear unsupportive flat slides for prolonged periods.
Common Problems It May Help With
These slides may be useful when discomfort is aggravated by prolonged standing, walking barefoot or wearing flat, unsupportive footwear. They may help provide greater comfort and support for people experiencing:
- General foot fatigue during daily activity
- Arch discomfort associated with insufficient footwear support
- Forefoot pressure beneath the ball of the foot
- Heel or lower-limb strain linked to poor foot stability
- Excessive pronation or inward rolling of the foot
- Discomfort when changing from supportive shoes to flat summer footwear
This product is supportive footwear and is not a substitute for diagnosis or an individual treatment plan.
Applications and Suitability
Typical Uses
- Everyday casual wear
- Indoor use at home
- Warm-weather and summer footwear
- Poolside or beach use
- Short walks and light daily activity
- Recovery footwear after sport, where clinically appropriate
Typical Users
- Adults seeking more support than a flat flip-flop
- People who experience tired or aching feet in casual footwear
- Wearers who benefit from arch and rearfoot contouring
- Patients following footwear advice from a podiatrist, physiotherapist or other healthcare professional
Who It May Not Suit
- People who require fully enclosed, fastening or protective footwear
- Anyone needing a custom orthosis or highly individualised prescription device
- People with severe balance impairment who may be less stable in open-backed footwear
- Wearers with active wounds, significant swelling, loss of protective sensation or complex foot conditions unless advised by a healthcare professional
- Activities requiring secure sports shoes, work boots or specialist protective footwear
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Product Specifications
| Product | ICB Orthotic Slides |
|---|---|
| Style | Open-toe, open-back orthotic slide sandal |
| Colour | Black with white strap detailing |
| Footbed features | Arch contour, metatarsal support and rearfoot stabilisation |
| Upper | Wide comfort strap |
| Intended use | Everyday supportive casual footwear |
| Suitable environments | Indoor and outdoor casual use, including poolside and beach settings |
| Supply format | Pair |
| Item number | WWICBSLIDESBW |
| Variant ID | NV1607 |
Usage Instructions
- Select the appropriate size using your usual footwear size and check the current size options before ordering.
- Place the foot fully into the slide so the heel sits within the rearfoot contour and the arch aligns comfortably with the raised support.
- Check that the metatarsal contour sits just behind the ball of the foot rather than directly beneath a painful pressure point.
- Begin with shorter periods of wear if you are not accustomed to contoured or orthotic footwear.
- Increase wear gradually as comfort allows.
- Stop using the slides and seek professional advice if they cause persistent pain, rubbing, numbness or skin irritation.
Fit Guidance
The foot should sit securely within the shaped footbed without the heel or toes extending beyond the sole. Because orthotic contours need to align with the foot, correct sizing is important for comfort and support.
For additional guidance, refer to the Algeos shoe size comparison chart.
Benefits
- Offers a supportive alternative to traditional flat flip-flops and sandals
- Supports the arch during standing and walking
- Helps distribute pressure through the forefoot
- Provides rearfoot contouring to assist stability
- May help reduce discomfort linked to foot, heel, knee or lower-limb strain
- Allows quick slip-on use without laces or fastenings
- Suitable for casual indoor and outdoor wear
- Wide strap helps hold the foot comfortably during light daily activity
Contraindications and Warnings
- Do not use over broken skin, open wounds or areas of active infection.
- Check the feet regularly for redness, rubbing, pressure marks or skin irritation, particularly during the first few wears.
- People with diabetes, neuropathy, poor circulation or reduced sensation should seek professional footwear advice before use.
- Open-backed slides may not be appropriate for people at increased risk of falls.
- Do not use for running, court sports, hiking, manual work or other activities requiring secure or protective footwear.
- Wet surfaces may remain slippery. Walk carefully and allow the slides to dry fully after exposure to water.
- Seek advice from a podiatrist, physiotherapist or medical practitioner if pain is severe, persistent or worsening.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are ICB Orthotic Slides used for?
They are designed as supportive casual footwear for everyday indoor and outdoor use. Their contoured footbed provides more arch, forefoot and rearfoot support than a conventional flat slide or flip-flop.
How do the orthotic slides support the foot?
The footbed combines an arch contour, metatarsal support and rearfoot shaping. Together, these features help support the midfoot, distribute forefoot pressure and improve stability during standing and walking.
Can these slides help with overpronation?
The rearfoot support angle is designed to help control excessive inward rolling of the foot. Suitability depends on the individual, so people with significant or painful overpronation should seek assessment from a qualified healthcare professional.
Are they suitable for plantar fasciitis?
The supportive arch contour may be more comfortable than flat footwear for some people with heel or arch pain. Plantar fasciitis has several contributing factors, so the slides should be considered supportive footwear rather than a complete treatment.
Can I wear them every day?
They are intended for everyday casual wear and can be used indoors or outdoors. New wearers should build up use gradually and alternate with secure, supportive footwear where the activity or environment requires it.
Can they be worn around a pool or at the beach?
Yes, the slides are suitable for casual poolside and beach use. Care is still needed on wet or uneven surfaces because open-backed footwear can offer less security than a fastened sandal or enclosed shoe.
How should orthotic slides fit?
The heel and toes should remain within the edges of the sole, while the arch contour should feel comfortably positioned beneath the foot. The metatarsal support should sit behind the ball of the foot and should not create a sharp or painful pressure point.
Do I need to break them in?
People who are new to contoured footwear may benefit from starting with shorter wear periods. Gradually increasing use gives the feet time to adjust to the arch and metatarsal shaping.
Are these a replacement for custom orthotics?
No. The support is built into the slide and is not individually prescribed or customised. Anyone who relies on custom orthoses should ask their podiatrist whether these slides are appropriate for occasional or casual use.
Who should seek advice before wearing them?
Professional advice is recommended for people with diabetes, neuropathy, poor circulation, active foot wounds, severe deformity, significant balance problems or persistent foot pain. A clinician can assess whether open-backed orthotic footwear is suitable and safe.
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Product Summary
ICB Orthotic Slides are black and white supportive slide sandals for everyday casual wear. A contoured footbed with built-in arch support, metatarsal support and rearfoot stabilisation provides greater structure than flat flip-flops, helping support the foot and improve comfort during light walking and standing. They are suitable for indoor, outdoor, poolside and beach use, subject to appropriate fit and individual clinical needs.
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ICB Orthotic Slides Black/White
More Supportive than Flat Slides
Built-in Forefoot Support
Designed to Improve Stability
Easy Everyday Footwear
ICB Orthotic Slides Black/White
Supportive orthotic slide sandals designed for comfortable everyday wear indoors and outdoors. Built-in arch contouring, metatarsal support and rearfoot stabilisation provide a more structured alternative to flat flip-flops and conventional slides.
Suitable for adults seeking convenient slip-on footwear with added support when walking, standing, relaxing at home or spending time around the pool or beach.
Size Chart
| AUS/US Men | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AUS/US Women | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
| UK | 3.5 | 4.5 | 5.5 | 6.5 | 7.5 | 8.5 | 9.5 | 10.5 | 11.5 | 12.5 |
| EU | 36 | 37 | 38–39 | 40 | 41 | 42–43 | 44 | 45 | 46 | 47–48 |
| Heel-toe cm | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 25.5 | 26.5 | 27.5 | 28 | 29 | 30 |
What It Does and How It Works
ICB Orthotic Slides combine the convenience of a casual slide with a shaped orthotic-style footbed. Unlike a flat sandal, the base follows the contours of the foot to provide support beneath the arch, forefoot and heel.
The arch contour helps support the midfoot, while the metatarsal support sits behind the ball of the foot to help spread load across the forefoot. Rearfoot shaping is designed to improve stability and help manage excessive pronation, where the foot rolls inward more than intended during weight-bearing.
The result is a supportive casual footwear option for people who prefer not to go barefoot or wear unsupportive flat slides for prolonged periods.
Common Problems It May Help With
These slides may be useful when discomfort is aggravated by prolonged standing, walking barefoot or wearing flat, unsupportive footwear. They may help provide greater comfort and support for people experiencing:
- General foot fatigue during daily activity
- Arch discomfort associated with insufficient footwear support
- Forefoot pressure beneath the ball of the foot
- Heel or lower-limb strain linked to poor foot stability
- Excessive pronation or inward rolling of the foot
- Discomfort when changing from supportive shoes to flat summer footwear
This product is supportive footwear and is not a substitute for diagnosis or an individual treatment plan.
Applications and Suitability
Typical Uses
- Everyday casual wear
- Indoor use at home
- Warm-weather and summer footwear
- Poolside or beach use
- Short walks and light daily activity
- Recovery footwear after sport, where clinically appropriate
Typical Users
- Adults seeking more support than a flat flip-flop
- People who experience tired or aching feet in casual footwear
- Wearers who benefit from arch and rearfoot contouring
- Patients following footwear advice from a podiatrist, physiotherapist or other healthcare professional
Who It May Not Suit
- People who require fully enclosed, fastening or protective footwear
- Anyone needing a custom orthosis or highly individualised prescription device
- People with severe balance impairment who may be less stable in open-backed footwear
- Wearers with active wounds, significant swelling, loss of protective sensation or complex foot conditions unless advised by a healthcare professional
- Activities requiring secure sports shoes, work boots or specialist protective footwear
Product Images
Product Specifications
| Product | ICB Orthotic Slides |
|---|---|
| Style | Open-toe, open-back orthotic slide sandal |
| Colour | Black with white strap detailing |
| Footbed features | Arch contour, metatarsal support and rearfoot stabilisation |
| Upper | Wide comfort strap |
| Intended use | Everyday supportive casual footwear |
| Suitable environments | Indoor and outdoor casual use, including poolside and beach settings |
| Supply format | Pair |
| Item number | WWICBSLIDESBW |
| Variant ID | NV1607 |
Usage Instructions
- Select the appropriate size using your usual footwear size and check the current size options before ordering.
- Place the foot fully into the slide so the heel sits within the rearfoot contour and the arch aligns comfortably with the raised support.
- Check that the metatarsal contour sits just behind the ball of the foot rather than directly beneath a painful pressure point.
- Begin with shorter periods of wear if you are not accustomed to contoured or orthotic footwear.
- Increase wear gradually as comfort allows.
- Stop using the slides and seek professional advice if they cause persistent pain, rubbing, numbness or skin irritation.
Fit Guidance
The foot should sit securely within the shaped footbed without the heel or toes extending beyond the sole. Because orthotic contours need to align with the foot, correct sizing is important for comfort and support.
For additional guidance, refer to the Algeos shoe size comparison chart.
Benefits
- Offers a supportive alternative to traditional flat flip-flops and sandals
- Supports the arch during standing and walking
- Helps distribute pressure through the forefoot
- Provides rearfoot contouring to assist stability
- May help reduce discomfort linked to foot, heel, knee or lower-limb strain
- Allows quick slip-on use without laces or fastenings
- Suitable for casual indoor and outdoor wear
- Wide strap helps hold the foot comfortably during light daily activity
Contraindications and Warnings
- Do not use over broken skin, open wounds or areas of active infection.
- Check the feet regularly for redness, rubbing, pressure marks or skin irritation, particularly during the first few wears.
- People with diabetes, neuropathy, poor circulation or reduced sensation should seek professional footwear advice before use.
- Open-backed slides may not be appropriate for people at increased risk of falls.
- Do not use for running, court sports, hiking, manual work or other activities requiring secure or protective footwear.
- Wet surfaces may remain slippery. Walk carefully and allow the slides to dry fully after exposure to water.
- Seek advice from a podiatrist, physiotherapist or medical practitioner if pain is severe, persistent or worsening.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are ICB Orthotic Slides used for?
They are designed as supportive casual footwear for everyday indoor and outdoor use. Their contoured footbed provides more arch, forefoot and rearfoot support than a conventional flat slide or flip-flop.
How do the orthotic slides support the foot?
The footbed combines an arch contour, metatarsal support and rearfoot shaping. Together, these features help support the midfoot, distribute forefoot pressure and improve stability during standing and walking.
Can these slides help with overpronation?
The rearfoot support angle is designed to help control excessive inward rolling of the foot. Suitability depends on the individual, so people with significant or painful overpronation should seek assessment from a qualified healthcare professional.
Are they suitable for plantar fasciitis?
The supportive arch contour may be more comfortable than flat footwear for some people with heel or arch pain. Plantar fasciitis has several contributing factors, so the slides should be considered supportive footwear rather than a complete treatment.
Can I wear them every day?
They are intended for everyday casual wear and can be used indoors or outdoors. New wearers should build up use gradually and alternate with secure, supportive footwear where the activity or environment requires it.
Can they be worn around a pool or at the beach?
Yes, the slides are suitable for casual poolside and beach use. Care is still needed on wet or uneven surfaces because open-backed footwear can offer less security than a fastened sandal or enclosed shoe.
How should orthotic slides fit?
The heel and toes should remain within the edges of the sole, while the arch contour should feel comfortably positioned beneath the foot. The metatarsal support should sit behind the ball of the foot and should not create a sharp or painful pressure point.
Do I need to break them in?
People who are new to contoured footwear may benefit from starting with shorter wear periods. Gradually increasing use gives the feet time to adjust to the arch and metatarsal shaping.
Are these a replacement for custom orthotics?
No. The support is built into the slide and is not individually prescribed or customised. Anyone who relies on custom orthoses should ask their podiatrist whether these slides are appropriate for occasional or casual use.
Who should seek advice before wearing them?
Professional advice is recommended for people with diabetes, neuropathy, poor circulation, active foot wounds, severe deformity, significant balance problems or persistent foot pain. A clinician can assess whether open-backed orthotic footwear is suitable and safe.
Related Links
Product Summary
ICB Orthotic Slides are black and white supportive slide sandals for everyday casual wear. A contoured footbed with built-in arch support, metatarsal support and rearfoot stabilisation provides greater structure than flat flip-flops, helping support the foot and improve comfort during light walking and standing. They are suitable for indoor, outdoor, poolside and beach use, subject to appropriate fit and individual clinical needs.
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