Vionic Women's Storm Active Sneaker: Premium Athletic Shoes for Women Review

Recently I realized that I am old and I need good support, not cuteness. I really like these shoes because they are not as ugly as my support shoes I have 😂 I ordered my usual size 8 but as they are quite wide at the toe I would like to order 1/2 size smaller. But I still like them and will be ordering more Vionics in the future.

I've had my eye on the Vionic for a long time. I have flat feet and need orthotics. When I saw the company building them, I was happy. They were discounted (I'm trying to get used to spending more on custom shoes) so I bought them. They are beautiful and comfortable, but alas! Arch support is only moderate. I still had to put in my custom orthopedic insole.

The shoes are narrow compared to what is written but I have narrow feet so they are perfect for me! I also have debilitating flat fasciitis and can walk in these shoes with much less pain. I hope to be on the road to recovery with her help. My only wish is even higher arch support for those of us with tall arches.

The toe box is very large but the opening is ridiculously small and the midfoot area is narrow. I've tried them on with lightweight invisible socks and can't imagine how I would fit into these shoes with athletic or thicker cotton socks. I also didn't like the upper material in the toe area. seemed cheap to me. I really liked my first pair of Vionics (Mahalo) but decided to return them as they didn't fit and I didn't like the quality.

I have purchased many Vionic shoes in the past, mainly for the quality and arch support. I ordered them from Revain and have never seen them before. The sizing was true to size but I had some difficulty putting the boot on in the shank area. I had a hard time putting them on. Because of this, I didn't find myself in a position to want to wear them very often. They're a bit bulky, but well made. Not for me, but maybe for someone else.

These shoes look a bit unusual in real life. The toe box seems very loose and a liner under the balls of the feet would have been nice. In general, they are very comfortable, but the foot in them gets a little tired after a long walk. The built-in tongue also makes them difficult to put on, but this can be accomplished with a shoehorn. Somehow the style needs something to add some personality to the toe, maybe some stitching or an embellishment.

I'm looking for cheap hiking shoes for travel - not like fitness shoes. I have plantar fasciitis so Vionics seemed like a good choice. I'm usually 7-7 1/2 with medium width and fairly high arch; After reading a ton of reviews I decided on the 7. It's hard to put on because, as the reviewers said, they don't open up like running shoes. It fit and felt great on my leg, but it was too short! I'll come back and try to decide if 7/12 would do, maybe try 8. The shoes themselves are much prettier than

Need a new pair of running shoes for my regular walks as my old pair of orthopedic sneakers were dying out-- Searched for Vionic shoes on recommendation of an orthopedist. I found Vionics Sky Storm lace-up sneakers for women interesting and worth seeing. It's a bit different as I don't use the extra insole in the shoes themselves, but there might be room for one - I haven't tested that yet. Although these shoes are quite comfortable even without the extra insole. Of the few issues that can come