👟 Discover Comfort and Style with Vionic Women's Adore Leisure Athletic Shoes Review

I'm a big fan of Vionic hiking shoes and also their sandals. I have 3 pairs of casual shoes left: Lyla and 2 Brisk Ema. All three along with this new Adore are excellent. They fit me right away and the Vionic insole fits me perfectly. The disadvantage of Adore is that it is very difficult to get on and off. I thought it would be very stretchy with bungee ties but it isn't. I loosen it up as much as I can and still need a shoehorn to get my foot in without crushing the back of the shoe. My shoe…

I've had four back surgeries and a spinal fusion and unfortunately I still struggle with chronic pain afterwards. It's very hard to find shoes that don't aggravate my chronic pain. My daughter ordered me a pair of slippers from this company and after wearing them all day my sciatica went away. So I ordered a pair of these running shoes hoping to find something that would be comfortable and would help with my back pain. Sometimes I wear them and don't even realize they're on my feet, they're so…

After my knee replacement, I wanted to make sure I had good arches in both legs because my non-surgical knee was starting to give me bouts of pain. He wasn't used to relying on only half my stride! I have been using Vionic for over 10 years and it has always been the best shoe for me. If you have low arch overtime, they seem to have designed the arch for me. They don't say it in their ads, but it helped me, so maybe it will help you! Make sure you get the right size. If you have bursitis, you…

Vionic "Adore": I wear size 11 athletic shoes and size 10 or 10.5 dress shoes. 11 fit as expected with plenty of toe room. As another buyer mentioned, the tongue of the shoe is attached and doesn't fully open the opening - more like a non-slip shoe with a drawstring to adjust the fit. This wasn't a problem for me and I think it makes the shoe more appealing. The shoes are comfortable and supportive - light - not as much support as the regular Vionic track shoes but still very good support. I…

I have a Vionic Walker with excellent grip. I'm looking for a lighter weight white walker for walking at theme parks on various days including Florida summer as well as other times of the year. It seems to have good support. Unfortunately I'm sending it back for several reasons listed as cons. I took pictures to show what I'm talking about. I have a 9.5 walker and ordered a 9.5 in this shoe. Benefits1. Heel and tongue pods2. Padding over heel/around ankle3. The laces run through the supports to

I have sore feet but I'm mid 30's. I hate winter because I can't wear my Birkenstocks anymore and I have trouble finding comfortable sneakers. Most "orthopedic" shoes are for the elderly in less trendy styles. I've ordered and returned several Vionics because they either don't fit well or just look like it. like what my grandma would wear (no offense to my wonderful grandma). Enter these shoes. They're cute, narrower than some other Vionics (which might be a problem for some people, but a plus…

I have had over 30 pairs of Vionic shoes in the last 5 years (when it was Orthoheel). The sandals cured my plantar fasciitis (PF) and I have since bought a Vionic. I am still looking for a good replacement for my kea slippers which have been perfect in every way. These Sky Adore casual shoes are not like that. First, getting your foot in a small hole was a real challenge. I wanted to take them on a short test run and wear socks in case of chafing. Too tight to put on socks and put your foot in…