Arcopedico L18 SKU: #7583078

Jan t

from milwaukee wi

My new favorite shoe! I love this shoe - picture does not do it justice, it's really cute. I thought it would be too old lady-ish, but it's not at all. Very soft and immediately comfortable - didn't want to take them off. I'm all ready considering ordering a spare pair!.

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Anonymous

from Ukiah, CA

I suffer from a neuroma (inflamed nerve) between my second and third toes. On top of that, I have high arches. As a result I wear custom insoles. Even with my own insoles, shoes are not always comfortable by the end of the day, so I waste a lot of money. These L18\'s were recommended by a friend who actually works out in them! I ordered them, only to discover that they were a bit small. It only took one call to Zappos, and two days later I had a new pair that fit perfectly. The test for these shoes was to see if they would be comfortable after standing on a hard floor all day. They were! And they continue to be. Thanks Zappos!\r\n\r\n\r\n

Anonymous

from Moraga, CA.

I love these shoes. They do run small. I wish I had gotten 2 sizes larger instead of one size larger since I use orthotics.Zappos is the best!

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Dixie

from Louisiana

With a foot deformity caused from bunions it is almost impossible to find shoes that are comfortable. I have tried every name brand orthopedic shoe, but they are all too stiff and too hard. I took a chance ordering these because they do not come in a EE width. Due to the fact that the uppers are made of stretchy fabric I am able to wear these shoes. They are really a C-D width and an EE would have been more comfortable, but I can wear these fairly comfortably. They are actually cuter than the photo and the golden-bronze goes with everything. I only wish Arcopedico would make their shoes in an EE width. I also ordered the leather shoe Scala and it has buttery soft leather...just what I needed, but it just wasn't wide enough. I just love their selection of styles and colors. Orthopedic shoes come in black and tan...period. Frumpy styles and ugly. I am going to write the main office of Arcopedico and beg them to make their shoes in EE widths.

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Tamar V

from Maryland

This fabric is very forgiving because it's so thin and delicate, it makes room for my bunions. That makes it absolutely worth the cost. But by the same token, only a week after starting to wear them, they're already looking worn and I wonder how long they'll last.

Anonymous

I intended to re-order this shoe in 9.5. Loved the feel of the shoe, it was just too short. Let's try again. Thanks.

Lauren L

from Warrenton, VA

When buying, consider getting 1-2 sizes larger than you normally get. I'm usually a 9.5-10.5 and had to get the 11-11.5 size (or the European 42 size). But thanks to Zappos free returns, this was not a big deal. I did add a foot insert to make the shoe fit just right, and now I can wear it all day. It's very comfortable and I like how flexible the top material is. And the velcro makes it easy to wear.

Anonymous

from Houston

I bought this shoe following major foot surgery. It was soft, stretchy and the perfect shoe for me. I bought a larger size because of the swelling in my foot, but the velcro strap helped hold the shoe in place on the non surgery foot!

Anonymous

I wanted to love these shoes but you could see my toes through the material and I was afraid they might eventually poke through. Perhaps the next larger size would work. I normally wear a 10 1/2. They're light weight and flexible so if you want to run around and feel like you're walking on air, you should try these ballet flats.

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Riffi O

from Nashville TN

This is a darling shoe, but even when I ordered up two sizes, it felt like my toes were sticking out of the top of the shoe. This is the same issue others had with this shoe, which is unfortunate, because it is so cute.

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Anonymous

Love these! They just fit a little small - usually I wear a 39, but in this style I need a 40. The fabric has worn nicely even though in the past two weeks I've been caught in a rainstorm and easily walked 10 miles in them already. Every pair of Arcopedicos I've owned has been great, and these are no exception.

Anonymous

from Cambridge, MA

Based on other reviews, I ordered one size larger. But that turned out to be too large - I'd say this fits true to size. My usual size fit very well (once I reordered down a size). These are very stretchy and comfortable.

Anonymous

A practical shoe, not too ugly, lightweight, not much to it. The sole is quite thin but you could easily insert your own insole for more support or cushioning. I have a very wide foot, and the toe box on these is very generous, so I kept them even though I'm not in love with them. I have worn them some - they do go with just about anything. I would avoid wearing them on a wet day, I think they would get really soggy. These would be ideal shoes to carry along if you needed something to wear indoors after you change out of your boots or sneakers. They would make good travel shoes. They're not the shoes you want to walk in all day long, but the ones you want the rest of the time.

Anonymous

Very comfortable - stretchy top. The ankle was rubbing, but I put in some ankle padding, and it is fine.

Anonymous

from Athens, Georgia

I was very disappointed in the quality of this shoe and promptly returned it. The shoe looks great if you are a person who barely walks, but the quality was comparable to a cheap "Payless"-type shoe with skimpy plastic soles. There's no way this shoe is worth this price or even half. I returned them and bought a pair of Keen Mary Janes (for less) which I know will hold up to a person who doesn't live in a chair or driving in a car, but who regularly uses her feet.

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