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[Caaareful Shopper]

Revitalign has repositioned their sandal A-717824

Now it's called Revitalign Orthodic Washable Pool Slide Sandals -- Cabana.

However, the exact same sandal was also the January TSV, but called Washable Recovery Slide Sandals - Cabana.  It got terrible reviews because they are so flat to the ground and had absolutely no support and felt like walking on the ground.  The TSV price was $29.99.  All the hosts sold them as amazing recovery sandals that had been streamlined.  

So now, they changed the name, removed the word Recovery, and call them Washable Pool Slide Sandals - Cabana.

Shawn admitted these were the January TSV and sold over 40,000 for more money ($29.99).  But of course she left out they got blasted for being terrible, and surely the majority were returned.  

Hey, they need to move all those returns out of inventory.  Just $24.98 now, so enjoy your pool sandals!!

Gotta love ya, QVC. 

[ajsidney12]

SMH are we just clearing the warehouses of overstock and returns now?

[walkingal]

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@ajsidney12 wrote:

SMH are we just clearing the warehouses of overstock and returns now?

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@ajsidney12  It sure seems like it.  

[alohakz]

streamlined

[nascarfan]

I've always thought that all "recovery sandals" are really just pool sandals, regardless of the brand.  Not a big deal in my world if they changed the name. ✌

[Caaareful Shopper]

True recovery sandals were never meant to be "pool" sandals.  Recovery sandals were originally created for athletes to have a thick, arch-supported sole that provided specialized cushion to alleviate foot fatigue, and provide faster muscle recovery.

Then lots of non-athletes realized they're great for anyone who stands a lot, walks a lot, or just wants that kind of cushion to help their feet and legs.

Totally different from pool shoes; not just a name change.

[Still Raining]

Aren't all plastic slides washable????  Just by definition?

I have some are sprayed, scrub brushed and rinsed under the hose.