Glaze Women's Jelly Ballet Flat

I ordered two pairs of pink shoes from two different sellers looking for a light pink color (see picture). The right shoe is what was received from this seller. The color is definitely "hot pink" versus the light pink as pictured by the seller. The color is pretty but not what I was expecting. I may have kept them both, except these shoes are more of a sticky/soft plastic that made a noise with every step on the floor (think gym shoes squeaking on a basketball court), and they also smell more like plastic. The shoe on the left is the color I was looking for, is a stiffer plastic (=noise free walking) and is also odor free.Left shoe can be found here: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00VGML31G/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I love these jellies -- but yes, they were way too small. My feet are 10.5 and I ordered 10, so I was prepared since they run at least 1 size too small. This is how I fixed them.I already had shoe trees. I put them in the jellies and adjusted them just to the snug level. Then into the oven -- yes, oven! I set it to 140 -- be sure to test your oven first. I used two methods to test the heat -- and 140 does mean 140 in my oven.I left them for a couple of hours and then adjusted the trees wider and longer. I waited a couple more hours and repeated. I let them cool down in the oven and then put them in the refrigerator -- I thought it would help "set" the plastic. The first time, they were a little too small so I repeated the steps until I was pleased. I also added one of those knobs on the side of the tree because my small toe was feeling squished.They fit a little loosely now just like jellies should -- the plastic is not forgiving on your feet, so you want them a bit loose. And plenty of room for my toe.One suggestion: I noticed there is one single piece that stretches over the front of the foot. Everywhere else, there are several lines that overlap one another. I was concerned that one single line could be stretched too thin -- and one reviewer reported this piece had broken, so I was concerned it was a weak spot.So when I put the trees in, I also used a zip tie to hold that piece so it would not stretch. The rest of the shoe stretched, but that single piece remained unstretched. See photos.

I love love these flats!! I got to say I was a little afraid to buy them at first because I wasn't sure if they would turn out just like the picture...I am so glad I did. The color is perfect too. They are so comfortable. I got a size 6 and they fit perfectly. Even my mom wants a pair!

I ordered these literally because my first thought was "I had a pair of those when I was little!" Yes, even the smell as I opened the box when they arrived was like getting smacked right in the face with a nostalgia paddle. My excitement continued when, while at the store in the next couple hours after getting these, a woman stopped me in an aisle to say, "Wow are those the jelly shoes from the 90s?!" Yes, my friend, yes they are. However, it was not long after that that the second part of my memory of these shoes returned and my feet hurt so badly I had to yank them off. The jelly tends to dig into your feet and lets not even talk about how it rubs on one's heels. All in all, I'm still glad to have purchased them and I gaze at them fondly often, but wear them seldom. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I wear a size 8 got the 9 a wee big but it's ok I didn't see the size chart I thought they'd run small, next I'll get the Silver Multi glitterI love these, I got the Rose Gold, so comfy and cute! I got them in the 3rd day after ordering, they come from L.A. California

Piece of crap not even close to what the pic shows. Also it's more of a hard plastic than a jelly shoe.

Please note that there are THREE very distinctly different types of jelly shoes being sold in this listing, as of May 2017.One with squiggle lines, one with cross hatch-looking lines and one with the look of icicles.This review is for the silver icicle-look (Alaska) jelly flats.In a nutshell: They are perfect. They're beautiful, sparkly and comfy, and manage to make jelly shoes look elegant! I just love them! There were a few plastic bits poking out on the inside, which would be very painful to bare skin, but a nail clipper (or nail scissors) and a glass nail file took care of those no problem. The soles are surprisingly cushy and *this* style fits according to your normal size, even for slightly wider feet like my own. The 9s would come off my feet as I walked but the 8s fit like a glove. Having wider feet, the "edges" of the icicles on the sides do flare out some and point upward instead of conforming to the shape of my foot in the middle, but not enough to bother me.I love these so much I've gotten them in silver, gold, and purple!I also tried the silver squiggle jelly flats and they are cute enough, I suppose. But they do run small (I would need to order a 9), they do have multicolored sparkles, and they have a much less cushy sole than the Alaskas. I'm not interested in trying them again when I love the Alaskas so much.