VIONIC

Kearny

Women's

Left shoe fit perfectly; right shoe was so wide I couldn’t even keep it on my foot. Vionic shoes are great when they fit but their sizing is extremely inconsistent. This isn’t first time that I have had issue with one shoe being larger than the other. Vionic was one of my favorite brands but I am getting real tired of sending back their shoes cuz they don’t fit

They fit well and are comfortable. My feet have stopped hurting now that I have the proper support. My disappointment comes with the rubber around the outside of the shoe. I've had them less than a month and the white "paint" is cracking and peeling off. Just feel like for the price of these shoes this should not be happening. I have Vans that I paid less than half the price for and this didn't happen.

This is my third pair of Kearny’s. I have arthritis in my lower back and three replaced leg joints. These are the most comfortable of all the comfortable shoes I own. I bought this pair to take to Europe as I’ve found them to work better for me on cobble stones than any of my athletic sneakers. Love these shoes. And as always Zappos is the bomb.

Ok the need to state, above “true to size, or larger/smaller, or wider/less wide” is limiting/frustrating, because these categorizations didn’t really suit for me — LOVED the look and style and potential for this, as a gal with a very wide toe-box-area foot, who has never found the “cute white sneakers” look given that none ever fit me right— I thought these were “it”! But I ordered 3 sizes over the course of multiple orders/attempts and each was “almost” right! Some too big in heel! Once it fit the toe box! Here’s my detail! 8.5W too large on right foot —got that sense i might walk out of it— and huge on left. 8 W a bit tight on right back of heel where shoe meets achiles (like I might get blister, especially as feet may swell in warm weather) and yet walking out of left shoe. 7.5W way too tight on right foot, and left a bit tight behind heel, where meets achiles. Admittedly my right foot is bigger so I even thought about buying two pairs as wasteful as that seems, to get one that fits on either foot, but again, I found I would either walk right out, or very back (length) of heel pinched as if shoe too short, on one foot, or the other. Here’s why, I think: My theory is these shoes in a wide size didn’t need to be soooo wide at the heel area. Which required me to try to size down, then shoe not long enough. Shoe-makers who on one hand are kind enough to thankfully make “wide” shoes (which I am so grateful for, and to Zappos for carrying them; as hard as mail order is, as a method for trying on shoes, for the hard-to-fit lady), need to realize that wide shoes for ladies almost always DON’T want or work if they make it so wide in the heel area, especially for a slip-on model. Rather, it is the toe-box and metatarsal area that needs to be wide, (not the heel!) and I appreciate that! I couldn’t get by without Vionics wonderful wide sizes and amazing arch support (between that and David Tate and Walking Cradle, they are my staple!) However these Wides should run a bit less super-wide in the heel area. I tried so hard to make them work! Thx for taking returns, but wish they had worked! For normal feet this shoe may be great! But for wide feet with a more slender heel than forefoot, not so much, as heel slips right out on me, when the rest of the foot fits. Happy news to Vionic and Zappos credit; I did find a Vionic white sneaker also available in Wide that can be described as a “cute white sneakers” that DID worked tho! :-) — the Vionic Winny. Being a lace-up l, Vionic Winny iprovides the ability to make the heel not slip out, but it’s still a minimalist low-profile cute white sneaker. For the first time I might be able to do the “cute white sneakers” look with a dress or pants at a concert or trip — so that’s my tip! Otherwise I loved this Kearney and really tried to make it work! Prob works for most people, but hard to not walk right out of it, in wide sizing!

These are so cute in the photo but I found the grain of the leather to be much larger on one shoe, which gave the one shoe a wrinkly appearance. The shoes felt narrower than a medium, perhaps due to the strip of beige leather that went around the shoe. I am going to exchange for a wide in an 8.5, hoping that works better.