Customer Reviews Arcopedico L14

These are pretty shoes but I did not think that the quality was worth the price. This style has a cardboard feel to it and my heel bothered me after one wearing. I have plantar fasciitis. I have worn the Queen II and found it to be quite comfortable. This style was disappointing to me.

I was disappointed in these. I have been looking for supportive vegan shoes, and these popped up again and again and again. The reviews were good, so I figured what the heck. They were huge. I made the mistake of reading too many reviews that said they run small. I am an 8-8.5, so I ordered the 8.5-9, and they were far far too large. But I could obviously have returned them for another size. I did not, because they are also ugly. I really wanted to like them, it seemed like the arch support was good, but I am vain in that I want cute shoes. The search continues.

Very loose in the heels for me. It's not an attractive shoe - no vegan shoes on Zappos are, unfortunately. I had hoped for a vegan work shoe (can't wear sandals at work) and it's just too big in the heel with or without my orthotic in, with or without socks. They also make noises you'd rather not make with every step...

arch support was very uncomfortable, hitting in the wrong place

I have ordered this shoe style multiple times over the past several years, but this pair was shorter than the last ones by nearly 1/4 inch (see photo), so they're no longer comfortable to wear. I'm very disappointed.

I read the reviews and the shoes were just like the other reviewers’ comments. The material is very thin so every bone in the foot shows. When the elastic is adjusted to a proper fit, there is a weird elastic left. It’s not attractive.

size was correct but liner was so stiff it hurt my arch

Felt like the mesh material over my big toe would wear out quickly and poke out. To much $$ for that to happen. Sadly returning them.

I was very disappointed with the Arcopedico shoe. The fabric looked very cheap! No arch support

I wanted to love these because I read such great reviews about the arch support. Unfortunately, the appearance is a weird cross between a water shoe and a casual dress shoe.

The Arcopedico shoes run very short. I like the shoe for comfort and look but have to order one size up. That usually works for me but not with this shoe. It was so big my foot would not stay in the shoe. I returned and as always Zappos was great to work with.

The arch was a sharp drop making the shoe uncomfortable. Also not the cutest of designs. Sent them back.

These shoes were very flimsy for the price. I bought them to wear with my inserts, but my Dr. Did not think the shoes were sturdy enough.

Was very disappointed in the quality of these shoes. Maybe if you have heel problems they work, but i have foot pain in the ball of my feet. These shoes were not at all going to work for me.

I was surprised how little arch support this shoe has. I removed the insole and placed my own favorite one in and I still pronated. The best shoe for arch and heel support is the Ellery model.

These are comfortable, but the upper fabric is so thin and stretchy that it outlines your toes. If I'm going to show my toes, I'll do that wearing my open toe sandals. I think these make my feet look wierd.

Got these yesterday. First it was strange that they came (in the Zappos box) in only a small plastic bag. No shoe box. Ok, saves part of a tree. They look kind of like house slippers. They had the potential of being comfortable but the arch support area was completely in the wrong place making them really uncomfortable. For the amount of money they cost, I was really disappointed. Sketchers are much better for half the price. The reviews on them were pretty good so I thought I'd try them but for me they were not good at all. Sorry Zappos, another pair of shoes back to you.

I like the idea of stretchy uppers to be gentle on bunions, but the execution here isn't great, sadly. The shoe feels great under my foot, but there's two major problems: 1) I had to tighten the elastic band to keep the shoe on my foot, which dug into my achilles tendon a bit and also meant that the front of the shoe had a big loop of elastic just sticking out of the grommet, and 2) ... they really look like my grandma's slippers. I'm excited to try some other Arcopedico options, but these are definitely going back.

These shoes were incredibly comfortable right out of the box I wore them on a cruise for two weeks. After the first week, the liner was crumpled and uncomfortable. After the second week, it fell out.

This shoe feels insanely flimsy. I’m afraid these shoes are just ugly, too. There is a decent arch support, but the overall support for the foot is poor.

Love Arcipedicos particularly this foot bed. Shoe looks great and I don't usually like ballerina shoes. The arch support is great. However, Toes pushed against edge I bought the correct size which is a 39 pretty consistently and upper material too thin to keep feet in place on the sole, felt wobbly. If I tightened the band, they felt more secure, but it tightened the already tight toe feeling and rubbed against the curve above the heel. Ended up buying Arcopedico Women's Camel L14 39 M EU, same shoe sturdier upper. Feet stay in place much better and this one does not cram my toes

These shoes are absolutely adorable. However, I am a 7.5 and found the size 38 too small. They were still comfortable but my toe was pushing through the front of the shoe. I am returning them and ordering the size 39.

nice looking shoe, very well padded arch, but too much of an arch for me. i should know to order a D width, but keep trying to push my feet into something more attractive than what's usually available in a D width or even an E. sadly, returning.

This shoe had such a high arch support that I could not walk in it. I do have flat feet, but like a little arch. It was very wide in the toe box too.

first time wearing out of house and they stretched out in 4 hours. Have purchased many many pairs arcopedico they need work