👟 Vionic Simmons Orthotic Women's Shoes: Uncompromising Comfort & Resistance for Active Lifestyles Review

After a long search for black tennis shoes with black soles that suit my problem feet I finally found the Vionic. I love their return policy that allows you to wear the shoes outside. After some luck I decided to ramp up so I got the navy blue and gray styles plus a second black style. They fit great and let me walk for hours.

Good shoes in general. Fits true to size and feels supported. I wish there was more bow support. There is something not as much in it as we would like. I have a pair of Vionic sandals with more arch support than these shoes. **Please note the dark blue colour: the sole is not white but light blue. Couldn't see it online, wish they were white but kept them anyway.

I'm on my feet 7.5 hours a day, 5 days a week I work very physically. I also have back arthritis, scoliosis and hip problems. These shoes, along with compression stockings, relieve me of pain and allow me to move throughout the day! If you have never worn orthopedic shoes, allow 2 weeks for the shoes to be completely comfortable. In fact, they can hurt you in the first two weeks. Just keep wearing them; Your patience will be rewarded!

I chose these shoes after reading that Vionic shoes were designed by an orthopedist for people with foot problems. I get bursitis and my legs hurt a lot. I bought a size 9 wide. The shoes are not particularly wide, but they are ok for my feet. They fit right out of the box, but they're stiffer than I expected. I feel support in the arch of the foot. I have to give the shoes a few days to see if I want to keep them.

The shoes are beautifully made, but they are too wide because the company doesn't make them in narrow widths. I should have chosen a medium size. So I bought shoe inserts to keep my feet from slipping forward because the shoes are too wide. I spent money on shoes PLUS money on shoe inserts because the inserts fall apart after wearing them once. slip, but they literally crack at the edges and become unusable very quickly.

I always buy size 9 wide, am on my feet all day. These shoes aren't wide enough, they're squeezing my two little fingers to death. I kept them thinking they would stretch with wear but I've only worn them a couple of times and never worn them all day. That's how painful they are. These are not true American wide width shoes. I was going to buy a size 9.5 wide but I read another review that said even shoes that size are not wide enough. With its wide width, Vionic has to go back to the drawing…

I got plantar fasciitis about 4 months ago. I felt like I had literally stepped on a big nail. I couldn't put any pressure on that leg at all. After I figured out what was going on, I tried on every shoe I could get my hands on, went to specialty shoe stores to try them on, they made me buy $250 insoles, whatever. In short, I have 5 pairs of shoes specifically designed for this problem. One company is GD and the other is A. You will feel fine at first, but as the day goes on the pain will…

I bought this shoe for work, I'm a nurse. I usually wear Brooks Ghost shoes to work, which are perfect for comfort without the need for additional orthotics, but I wanted something with a non-slip sole so a colleague recommended Vionic. At first I wasn't sure if I liked The Vionic, they didn't feel soft enough, but I wore them to work anyway. The arch support is excellent and almost identical to the pair of custom orthotics the podiatrist made for me. They're a bit wide for me, so I'm glad I…