Customer Reviews Arcopedico Light

adorable, comfy, but the sole under the front foot was too thin for my comfort.

I normally wear a "narrow" and expected this shoe to be roomy. I also bought a half-size longer. Instead, this "medium" was too narrow and caused many problems while I was trying to break them in, hoping for more width.

Sorry that I had to return these shoes. They were too loose around my foot and walked right of them.

Loved the shoe, I also bought it in black. However, the white mesh was much looser in white.

Bought this shoe in black and love it. However, the white material is too stretchy. Nice arch support

I have a high arch; the elastic over the instep was therefore uncomfortably tight. Since there was no way to adjust the fit, I had to return the shoe.

My second review. I'd ordered a smaller size after I decided the orginal size was too big. But the smaller size was too small. I think it is more of a width problem than a length problem. So these run wider than normal and it was enough of a problem that my foot felt like it wasn't secure enough in the shoe. I hate when the heel drags when walking. Returning both sizes now.

I have high arches and these shoes hurt the top of my arches. That's how stiff and uncomfortable the fabric is. If you are looking for a soft comfy shoe, this is not that. Sadly had to return them.

Surprisingly comfortable shoes, and surprisingly chic. My toes and a bunion bumped out a bit too much against the knitted fabric, so not as smooth a look as I'd prefer. Concerned that the upper would stretch and make the shoe slip and slide, I returned them for a more conventional option.

The size and fit were fine. If you have bunions, they REALLY show through on these shoes. I can get away with them not showing on other shoes. There is very little arch support. I had read a review that said you can take out the insoles, but this is not the case. I would have kept the shoes if I could have put in my Fiinn Comfort insoles. So I had to return the Archopedicos.

I had purchased the shoe to wear on a flight to Asia thinking that a shoe like this would accommodate any swelling of my feet for 20 plus hours of flying. It would do that I am sure, but the shoe was just uncomfortable for me I am sorry to say. I will have multiple connections within Asia and running from gate to gate would be a problem in an uncomfortable shoe.

I love Arcopedico shoes! But this mule style would not stay on my feet. I am exchanging for my tried and true ES.

These are the sort of shoes you need to try on before buying which is an option you don't have with Zappos. They have an orthopedic foot bed which would be great if everyone's feet were identical. They're cute on, but not so comfortable.

too big. fabric upper very loose - walked right out of these.

I had some black ones of these & wanted to replace them, being that they were so old...These are not a cushiony as my originals unfortunately. I am keeping them though.

I wanted to wear these as slippers, as my entire downstairs is ceramic tile. I have plantar fasciitis, and wanted something that provided more support than most slippers do. These would be perfect if they weren't so wide. I have average width feet overall, though my heels are narrow. I usually wear a B or medium width, which these are supposed to be. However, unless I wear socks these slip on my feet, especially walking up and down stairs. I will say, I have found that I have the same problem with most European sized shoes. I so wish I could find shoes exactly like this, but narrower.

These looked like they were going to be comfortable and light but they were hard to keep on my feet.

Couldn't keep it on.

I had to return these. The upper was soft and wonderful. But my foot went over the footbed and it was super uncomfortable. I really, really wanted to love these. The looseness of the upper allowed the foot to move too much.

Like walking on a piece of wood. Very uncomfortable

Didn’t like the way they looked on my feet

Fit for size (35) was good. Liked light weight but can’t think of best use - slipper or shoe for walk. No support, felt might turn ankle easily. Hard, inflexible soles make not quite right for house or walk.

I've been wearing Arcopedico shoes for 20+ years. The foot bed felt like it was cut too narrrow and the sharpness of the edge dug into the bottom of my foot. Ouch!

I've worn this style of Arcopedico in the past and loved them! The last on the shoe is now narrower making the footbed very uncomfortable. The knit top is now very loose and the feeling of stability in the shoe is gone. I don't know who this shoe is for. Sadly, they have been returned.

This shoe looked good before I put it on. The arch was far too high for my old, tired feet. The stretchy upper fabric showed the outline of every bump or lump on my ugly feet. These are shoes for pretty feet with high arches. If this shoe fits - you will enjoy wearing it.