Customer Reviews Arcopedico Sec V

I ordered these to replace a similar pair I purchased a few years ago. Compared to my earlier pair, these fit quite differently. They were a bit too short, had no arch support, and were too wide. I returned them

It fits true to size. The stretch material is comfortable. The reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is when I put it on, I feel little bumps from the sole against the bottom of my foot, With socks it is ok . With thin peds, I still feel the bumps but they do not bother me.

This is the second pair of Arcopedico Sec V that I have purchased within a few weeks. Due to some issues with my feet, I needed shoes that provided good support but also did not put pressure on the upper part of the foot. With these, I can use insoles (not orthotics) recommended by my podiatrist very comfortably. Since wearing these most of the time, the burning, nerve issues and cramping previously experienced are greatly relieved. The looks seem to be okay as I have received several compliments on them. Have also worn leather Arcopedico models which served me well.

I have had variants of this show for years and have loved them all. The aren't glamorous, but they are comfy, supportive, and Washable!! I even bought boots on this brand because I love the shoes so much. Best of the best!!

I've been wearing Arcopedicos for years. I used to be a size 6 1/2 (Euro 37) but because of a bunion and hammer toes I need a 38 now. For some reason the toes are still a bit cramped in the 38's but I know that with wear they will stretch a bit. I don't think they have 38 1/2, so I'll need for my 38's to stretch a bit and since my old Arcopedicos did, I'm sure my new pair will as well.

I bought these for my elderly mother who has very arthritic feet, they are very comfortable for her plus they have great soles to prevent missteps.

These are perfect for my 95 year old mom. She is currently in rehab due to a compression fracture and these shoes are easy to put on. Sometimes her feet swell and toes hurt from arthritis so the soft knit is a perfect upper shoe material. The insoles are removable so shoes can be washed.

Tried the 40 for comparison with 41 and 42; ended up with the 41, which has worked well, especially because of the stretch, which accormmodates the bunion on one foot, while not encouraging the development of a bunion on the other foot.

I have bought these same shoes 20 times over the last 20 years, always fit good, the reason I keep buying

I have worn this style of Arcopedico shoe/slipper for years. I mostly wear them indoors, but the rubber soles enable me to go outside as well. Although Zappo's recommended a size 38 based on other shoe purchases I've made in size 7.5, I've found that the size 37 works better for me with the Arcopedico Sec V, probably because I have a narrow foot, especially a narrow heel. The elastic around the top keeps my heel from slipping inside the shoe. The knit upper also stretches, so that makes a difference too. I usually wear them with a light sock. You have to wear them for a short time to make the arch conform to your foot. I love these shoes/slippers and hope that that Arcopedico never stops making them!

I liked the look of the shoe a lot; however, there was very little arch support, which I must have.

I bought these to wear in my house. I needed something easy to put on and take off, with a closed heel and a non-slip sole.

The shoes are nice but her feet are too wide. The shoes were not for me. I bought them for a friend who has been falling. At one time Arcopedico 's were the only shoes I bought for my Mother who also had a falling issue due to Parkinson's. She has since then passed to her reward.

I love arcopedico shoes, they are all I wear, so comfortable, I rec them to anyone, especially those w hard to fit feet, and those of us that feet hurt a lot of the time, they are a comfort

I wear a 42 in Campers Right Nina, but it took many tries to get that right. In Earth Kelso shoes, I do well with a 9.5 but can manage in a 10. In Cobb Hill it's a 9.5 wide sometimes and in others even a 10 wide isn't comfortable. I'm going to try a couple of more sizes of this Arcopedico shoe.

Good fit. I wear a 9-1/2 and size 41 is just right. Material is soft and stretchy with some support.

Size and fit are great.

I have been looking for these shoes for at least 3 years. Thank you so much for having them. You are awesome:)

This style shoe has served in my family for FOUR generations.. A polite educational young lady explained sizing and and and ordering numbers to my complete satisfaction. Thank you D L Conley

Unfortunately, these are not nearly as stretchy as the ones I purchased years ago for my mom, nor do they come up as high on the foot. Granted that was 25 or so years ago but with her very wide feet this change of stretch won't work for her.

Can only wear these when I don't have to walk a lot. They are very comfortable, but I had to add an arch support since they have hardly any. However, they do LOOK great!

These were purchased to wear with pants both with and without socks. Unfortunately, the size 39 was too small with socks and the 40 was too large without socks (heel keeps coming up,when I walk). Decided to keep and wear with socks n an upcoming European trip (live in FL so pretty much sockless all year)

The inner sole is now some synthetic material that isn’t as comfortable as the cork was. It’s cushiony but feels weird and isn’t as comfortable as the originals. I’ve bought this style for thirty years, but that’s over. I’ll find some other shoe.

Runs short

Ordered 4 colors same size 2 pairs fit 2 pairs even though marked same size were narrower when soles were compared!