Customer Reviews VIONIC Walker

Just didn’t work for my husband. Had to return and go back to tried and true Merrill’s. Wide were too wide and medium too narrow just across the area in between toes and instep. Think it’s just an individual thing. All feet are unique.

Finally found one set that feels comfy ..!

I've spent years wearing the Brooks Dyad in a wide 11.5 with aftermarket insoles (Powermaxx, I think), but after nine months straight in my latest pair, I just felt like they were not holding up like they used to. I have wide, flat Fred Flintstone-esque feet. A bit of research brought me to the Vionics and lots of people talk about the sizes running a little small. Personally, they initially felt small, but I think that comes from the construction. The forward part of the shoe is more robust than the Dyad and contains my foot a bit more. After about a week of wearing these regularly, they broke in and I did not feel the need to bump up to a 12 from the 11.5. I'm really satisfied with these and am glad I don't have to spend extra on a set of insoles.

usually take a 11.5 2E, I had to return the 11.5 W and reordered these 12 W still to tight

I bought these by mistake! When i realized they were men's, i freaked....Guess what? Roomiest, comfort and beyond fo any sneaker ever. The support is perfect. HAPPY FEET. However....I do feel a bit self conscious because they look like the size of the box they came in! I don't care that much. At 56, its rare for me feet to be happy...And they are!

I bought these shoes for outdoor and park trail walking. I wore these indoors on a rugged floor, only to see if they fit, which they didn't. They would have been comfortable and just what I wanted if I could have gotten them a 1/2 size larger and 1 size wider. Unfortunately, widths only come in Narrow, Medium, and Wide, where wide is more like E rather than the standard EE. And I have worn 11.5 - 12 in every other shoe I've worn, but my toes touched the inside of the tips in these. Above size 12, Vionics are only available in full sizes. Overall the quality of the shoe looked good and they felt lighter than other brands of walkers which would have been a plus. The arch support was good - beyter than average. I especially liked the neutral stance, rather than a low or high heel position. Sole design would have been better than the typical office - style walkers with flat soles and mild treads. If I had a smaller foot and could have moved up I would have re-ordered.

I ordered men’s by accident. Was all set to return before I even received them, but strangely enough, they FIT and are VERY supportive and comfortable. Hope they become a bit more flexible with time but the support is sublime.

This is my second pair, so I knew that they would beel good and they do!

I have ordered a different style Vionic in the past and always liked them. This time I wanted a shoe specifically for walking ... so why not order a "Walking shoe"? This shoe is good for just that. Very comfortable from the very start. I ordered a half size larger than my dress shoe ... and while OK with heavy socks, I could have ordered my normal size. I have club toes so the boxy toe of these shoes is a plus. The only reservation ... they look "boxy" ... not something you wear to anything other than an athletic event. Frankenstein would love them. And I admit, for what I bought them for, I like them too.

Great arch support. Style is okay, but overall shoe construction is not the greatest quality. They wear out very quickly, and the fabric "vent" holes above the toes take on a weird shape after a couple of months of wearing these shoes. Otherwise, great shoe! Wish there were more Vionic shoe options for men!

I had ordered a size 9. On the box it said 9, but in the shoe it said 8½. I am glad that it was an 8½ because there is plenty of toe room. As far as support it is okay but I wish that Vionic had the same type of support in their walking shoes that they have in their sandals.

I like the support and the alignment of this shoe. Initially, it looks and feels like a plastic shoe but apparently it is leather although made in China. Size is at least 1/2 a size smaller than marked and "W" width is about a D or E width.

I bought these shoes to alleviate my plantar fasciitis and they do seem to help. They are vastly undersized so you should add a half or even full size to your usual order.

I purchased the Orthaheel a month ago. I have worn them several times and I am going to return them. They have great cushion but lack lateral support which I need. Otherwise I would keep them, look great, feel great, but not for me.

This shoe is a wonderful fit at the heel but is a bit wide in the toe. That said, with traditional lacing we could possibly draw in the width a bit to achieve a fine fit. But with the ridiculous lacing structure we were unable to draw the shoe around the toe and mid-foot. With traditional eyelets we would buy the shoe now.

Really like the Vionic shoes; however, sizes on both men and women shoes do not seem to be static. Otherwise, they have helped my back pain tremendously.

I like that on do not need to add insoles or orthotics to the sneaker. I feel supported, knees good, back ok and sciatic not burning in stores and malls.

I am deeply disappointed that I must return these items due to their fit. They are too short and narrow, even though they are indicated as "This fits true to size." Unfortunately, the next size up is a full size larger, not just a half size, so I must shop for a different brand.

The fit is average. The structure is a little more defined and rigid that what I am used to. Overall, they're not bad shoes depending on your needs.

They look great. Size was a little too tight lengthwise.