Customer Reviews VIONIC Dorrin

Afraid I have to agree with the other reviewers, this is just not a typical Vionic shoe, it looks good but feels horrible. I injured a toe and because of the location of the injury flip flops did not work, I needed an open front shoe immediately and these fit that bill but I shortly realized they were the most uncomfortable shoes. There does not seem to be any arch support or maybe it is just that the support is not where it should be. The straps were painful too. Because of my injury I had to wear them until I could start to wear my Tide II's again or I would have returned them immediately. In less than a week I developed heel pain from these. I have worn nothing but Vionics for years but these are not worth it.

The Vionic Dorrin was exactly what I needed. My daughter and I both purchased these sandals. We went on vacation and needed a good all day walking shoe. The Dorrin was extremely comfortable. We were able to get the perfect fit thanks to the adjustable straps. We wore them the majority of our vacation and had them on for 8-12 hours a day. Our feet never hurt once. I would recommend these sandals to all of my family and friends.

I love these shoes! Was a big fan of Vionic Muir, but always wished for a version that could get wet. These are them! Great for wet hiking, beach, pool, running errands. Well done.

These look great on the foot! The adjustment of the straps took me a little bit of time but, once I did, the sandals felt great. I wore them all day at a street festival, and had no pain or pinch. The arch support is good and, after a long full day on my feet, I had no pain. I bought these to take down to New Orleans in the summer. I had learned from previous trips that my feet swell the first few days in a hotter climate, and needed shoes that I could adjust.

I have flat feet (obviously, since I'm buying these sandals) but I've had ankle reconstruction on one and need good sandals. The arch support was really good in my opinion. I'm a heel walker which goes outside of the normal flat-footed person. They usually walk on the inside of their feet. I hit the heel hard and on the outside. The sandals don't have good heel support. It's not cushion-y at all. That would make them perfect. I live in my sandals in the summer and I will live in these. I will probably just buy something different next year. It's my once a year purchase, new sandals for new support. Good sandals, not great, excellent arch support, but no cushion in the heel.

I am one of the longtime Vionics customers. I think I have 8 pairs of sandals and 3 pairs of shoes. The other reviews are right on with this. The footbed is NOT the same as the Muir or Mojave sandals. Which is a real shame. It's not terrible, just not as good as the older models. I also agree with the review about the straps. Although very cute and a great idea, you can't keep the strap around your ankle tight enough to make the sandal feel secure. If you tighten it too much so it feels secure, your ankle moves forward and your heel is no longer nicely in the heel cup. I also agree with the review about the little bits of material poking the bottoms of the feet. Upon close inspection, these are little nubs of material leftover from the molding process. I was able to clip them off easily with fingernail clippers, but it was annoying to have to do that on $90 sandals. I am really hoping Vionic returns to the same footbeds that made them famous and helped so many people like me with foot pain. Unfortunately, the new models are just not as good as the originals.

I have a pair of the Vionic Tide II and love them...but these did not fit right...same size as the tide but I could not get the arch to be in the right spot when I tightened the straps. I think the straps are too thin and could be more substantial as well. Nice idea but just di not work for me. Wondering if a smaller size would work but moving on.

These looked promising but didn't deliver and I'm sending them back. The footbed is flimsier than in other models, and the straps are hard to adjust properly. I was totally unable to get a close fit on the strap that goes around the ankle and the sandal just floated loose off my foot with every step, and only some of the time did my foot land back where it belonged. I feel like Vionic might be experimenting and just want to say -- if it ain't broke, don't fix it. I'm disappointed I can't find as many perfect Vionics as I used to.

The toe straps were too wide and when tightened the straps hung over and the closure was very hard to fasten. Sole beds were fine but strapping was bad, very sorry as all I were is VIONIC

I love and own many Vionic shoes. Unfortunately, this shoe does not fit as well as my other Vionic shoes. It has far less arch support than the Vionic Wave or Active Insoles. It also has less arch support than my classic Chaco Z1s. This shoe is also better suited to someone with a "high volume" foot because of the way the straps fit. Because of the problems above, I will be returning the shoe. As always, I am thankful for Zappos' friendly policies when a product doesn't fit as expected.

I bought these to replace a pair of Vionic Mojave sandals, which have been discontinued. This pair has no toe strap so it makes for a very sloppy fit. Very disappointed.

I wanted to love these sandals. I tried to wear them several times in the house. These are the worst Vionics I have ever purchased. The straps do not stay adjusted and the hook by the little toe is in the wrong place and rubs.