Quick recap: What makes a good recovery sandal? 1. Wide toe box: Gives the toes room to spread naturally, without unnecessary compression. 2. Stability: An overly soft, unstable sandal may require more work from the foot and ankle to maintain balance. Recovery is about reducing unnecessary demand, not adding to it. 3. Arch support: Support that complements your foot’s shape can help distribute pressure and reduce the muscular demand placed on the foot during standing and walking. Context matters. The goal here is recovery, not necessarily maximizing foot mobility or muscle engagement. A recovery sandal serves a different purpose than a barefoot shoe or running shoe. Different tools. Different purposes. The key is knowing when each makes sense. Featured Sandals: Xenon - Xen Slide Namu - Phase Avos - Recovery Slides Diadem - Court Slides My favorites: Umei 3D - Wave Slide Pollyfab - Aero 3D ⚠️ Save on my favorite gear! 💵 Use my code: ZeroLove 🔗 Links in Bio . . . #tennis #tenn...