Customer Reviews VIONIC Gracie

I love these, and purchased them as slippers. I am new to the Vionic brand, and my doctor wants me to begin wearing them due to the great arch support. I rated them 4 stars only because I think they are a tad bit pricey, but I will probably order a second pair in a different color.

I really like these! Definitely size down. Usually I wear a 6 in slippers, but had to do a 5. They are also a bit too wide for my admittedly narrow feet. Pros - Very supportive! Fairly cute. Cons - Black material sheds and flattens quite a bit. Soles are a bit slippery on wood stairs. Might need a rubber patch thing to stick on the soles.

Super comfy, they shed for the first few days.

Comfortable and supportive, the sizes run a little larger, so order 1/2 size down from normal size. They are great for being on my feet a lot in the house.

I would have loved these due to the arch support and cozy surface, but they felt too unstable walking. Probably because the thong and strap part were a little too loose. I felt a little wobbly side-to-side. But if you have a bigger foot than me (which most people do, as I have skinny feet) these might hold you firmly enough. They are sized precisely, meaning if you wear a half-size in top of the line shoes, you're SOL. The size down will be slightly too short and the size up will be slightly too long. I would probably go up in that case.

I love Vionics and have 10+ pairs of shoes and sandals. I had looked at the other Vionic slippers in the past and didn't like the style. I was wearing Acorn brand thong slippers that look basically the same as this new Vionic thong slipper, but didn't have the arch support that I need. So, when Vionic came out with this thong style I ordered right away. The material is a little hot for the summer, and my feet feel warm sometimes, but I definitely need the arch support, so they are worth it to me.

I was trying to find slippers in sandal form since I just moved to Florida. Something I could walk around the house in that wouldn't be too hot but would be comfy. While these have great arch support, they aren't a slipper by any means. The sole is solid, and has some weight to it, making the overall feel much more of a comfy supportive sandal than slipper. I could imagine wearing these outside or to run errands, but not to shuffle around my house in the morning or evening. They feel too substantial for that. I also tried the Acorn Summerweight Thong, and the Acorn New Spa Thong. The Summerweights were comfy, but had less padding, and my foot slid around a little in them. I ended up keeping the New Spa Thongs - they were comfy, had a good amount of padding, and was tight enough to stay on.

I love the support, my feet were hurting standing barefoot around the house on the weekends, but I should have ordered the black. We keep our house VERY clean but already the areas under my feet are discoloring the light pink soles. Size was true to size for me.

I have owned several pairs for a long time I find they stretch out very quickly they never used to before I had them and extremely long time before they did that I put them in the washer on gentle and let them air dry

Material really does not hold up well. Fit is good but maybe a bit too wide for narrow feet.

The top part of the shoes was not a soft as I was hoping.

These slippers are comfortable and provide adequate support but they wear out quickly. The fabric under the toes wears out way too fast and for the price, I would expect it to wear longer.

has a high arch support - too high for me, so I wouldn't call it "excellent" unless you need a high arch shoe.

I have been looking for flip flop slippers and have Tide flip flops, so I was excited to see these. The fit is good for my long shallow (but medium width) feet, but the footbed was so slippery that my foot was moving too much. They didn't feel secure, which is the reason I was looking for thong style since the slide style often slips. I will just wear regular flip flops as slippers. I give up.

These were just too loose and a little heavy. I had to grip them with my toes to keep them on my feet while walking.