I'd read the other reviews and  mulled this over... the shoe is adorable in the gold/fuschia, so decided to try it.  Like others,  I have about ??? (shhh) pair of the  first FF and 3 of happy gogh, and LOVE the comfort.  For indoors, I wanted cute, bedroomy, to wear with socks or without, and look 'cute'... that they do.
Unlike one reviewer, I found the top strap large ish, and the bottom less so, but perhaps due to my bone spurs/bunions depending on which generation you are.  The very aspect that makes the flops so wonderful, no bunion bopping, is not there so much in this shoe. I believe that's one thing that makes the fit on their shoes so forgiving.  But, neither is the thing between the toes, which after all day can get tiring tooo.  So, I think they'll stay to fit that very special niche in my FF wardrobe... sexy with long pants, a palazzo look if you allow that.. and the gold and fuschia makes them rock, just a bit.  It may be me, or the fact that fuscia is not the usual foot bed color for FF's, but it looks as if the footbed is a tiny bit longer than the standard FF... sticks out past where others of the same size do. but ok.  One issue I can see down the road perhaps is that with no toe hold, one could end up toe cupping to keep them supportive. But time will tell, and for the price/amazon thanks, it's ok since I don't plan to take them on any upcoming tours of the Galapagos.... so get the fun and enjoy the quirky look. (sexy in a vintage sort of way)  they still wobble correctly. I wear a 9 in almost every fit flop, this one's a bit larger, or so it seems.  In this style, the shape of your foot, and any bunions can be an issue. so be aware of that.  to me they seem wide, and I'm a medium,,, no skinny feet here, I don't think.  but no huge bone spurs either. So, try them with wider leg longer pants, and feel a bit diva ish.  they're fun.  Harkens back to a 50's platform.with comfort to boot.