👟 Top-notch Support and Style: Vionic Adjustable Sneakers for Women - Athletic Three Zone Shoes Review

I love these shoes; I got the maroon ones after getting the blue pair. I also ordered a black pair. The elastic band successfully makes them as tight as you need them. I hate lacing my boots and this fixes that.

Much better than I thought mixed reviews but I went for it anyway and I'm glad I did. I've had heel pain for 2 years, it comes and goes but it hurts. So I tossed between Clark's and Vionik's shoes. I notice less pain wearing the Vionics, glad I bought them and will be buying other shoes soon.

I have a pair of these size 8 shoes in grey. I liked them so much I asked for a pair in a different color. I couldn't find a size 8 but I ordered burgundy 7.5. They fit well, just a little smaller than the other pair. Still very comfortable. Excellent support. I wear them all day and hate taking them off. Now I have three pairs of blue, red and gray. You are all fabulous!

Best Vionic outsole (others have thinner soles, one of my pairs even had the rubber tread peeling off the sole). Looks very good and stylish! Sufficiently wide without the "width with" marking. I have used them for running or hiking and cycling. Very easy to put on and adjust by tightening or loosening the velcro. The best Vionic shoes I have and almost all my Vionic shoes!

Very tight and short for the Vionic 10. You should learn from their brand of Mary Jane sneakers which I have several pairs and love them!. There was plenty of padding and fabric around the ankle, felt like you could trip over the fullness, and they lacked room in the toe and upper. Returned, but do not lose faith that their Mary James is very comfortable, but the slippers also lack correctness, they are clumsy and heavy

After buying 10 pairs of casual sneakers that I could easily put on and take off for running outside or whatever, I finally found a shoe that worked the arch, knee and back supports. too much of. I used to try those cloud shoes that you now slide all the time and I couldn't figure out why my knee was struggling. This had never been a problem before, so I looked for shoes with opaque soles. After reading the reviews and realizing that the Vionic already had arch support (so I didn't have to keep

I fell in love with them when I saw them online. I wanted something that looked different, but appearances can certainly be deceiving. I just received these and they have to be the most uncomfortable running shoes I've ever tried. I have a bit of flat feet but it actually gives you an arch so I could feel that hump under the arch which was very uncomfortable for me but maybe good for someone with a higher arch. I'm a bit overpronated and Brooks fits me well but I wanted to try this brand but…