Customer Reviews VIONIC Rejuvenate

These slides gave me terrible blisters on the sides of my feet and a huge blister on bottom of a toe. I love my other vionic shoes, but could not hate these more.

This is probably the worst Vionic shoe I ever purchased..just didn't fit right all the way around. Did not find it to be comfortable at all. Returned

I have numerous Vionoc shoes/sandals. They have been high quality with excellent support. These sandals have been a dissapointment. The fabric has disinegrated and the strap broke. I have returned them.

I can't walk in these shoes. They have a rocking-horse sole: the too-stiff sole's toe section is elevated off the ground until you lift your heel up and shift weight to the front of the foot while taking a step. Then there is a disturbing sense of stepping off a curb (or cliff) as the heel of the shoe rocks sharply upward. Similar to ancient Japanese wooden clogs used for walking in the rain. Totally unsafe in my opinion, and I cannot use them. The Vionic sculptured foot bed is comfortable as always.

I bought a black pair of these a little over 3 months ago. They felt great & all was well before the fabric covering sandal that goes across top of your foot came off from where the glue they put on back of it did not hold. This should not have happened & definitely not this soon.

I was so incredibly disappointed in these. I wanted to replace my Vionic Tide sandals, which I wear as house shoes, with slides. Ironically, these are much less supportive than the flip flops. The arch is lower, and the footbed is too wide for my feet be supported correctly (probably because they're "all-gender" widthmeaning men's). The squishiness is very comfy at first, but also contributes to lack of support and made my ankles roll inward. I'm surprised that these are marketed as a recovery shoe, and I can see whey the aren't APMA certified like other Vionic sandals. Despite all that, it was the tactile issues that were a big deal breaker for me. The worst part by far are the edges of the uppers. They're very hard and thin and actually feel sharp; each time I took a step they bit into the tops of my feet. I also found the textured footbed uncomfortable rather than "massaging." I really wanted to like these and I'm so sad they didn't work out, especially since they are the only slides that Vionic makes.

The texture on the inside of the shoe is so rough it hurts your feet when you walk. I can't believe this shoe passed Vionic's research & development department. I ended up returning this very uncomfortable shoe. I miss the previous version of this shoe that did not have the texture that this shoe does.

I have a disease which make my feet especially sensitive to daily walking on them. In an attempt to find something with cushion and support I bought these at full price. After receiving them I soon realized due to the purposely designed cut outs in the foot bed (I guess to massage or help with slipping)? THEY HURT! Everytime I would move it was like stepping on stones stuck in the bed of the sandal. I tried looking for a soft peel and stick liner that would cover the cuts in the rubber and realized it would be impractical. They sit in my closet unused especially since they were not inexpensive at the time I bought them. If the soles of your feet are sensitive, have neuropathy, diabetes or any other ailment these sandals will not work for you!

I purchased these to wear to the pool. I can't go barefoot due to foot pain and the arch support in Vionic shoes and slippers has helped me get by until surgery. However, after a swim, I slip these on with damp feet and the strap has begun to fall apart after one month of regular use. Not happy, as I need the support at the pool.

Last year, when I bought these, I would give them a five star, the next pair I ordered exactly a year later were very different! Had to return two pairs.

The bed of this slide is very uncomfortable especially if you have tender feet. I had to take them off after about 15 minutes of standing and walking. My arches became very red and irritated. I had to go home and soak my feet before going to bed.

Kiwi Slide is no longer APMA approved and was looking for new alternative because new Kiwis trigger my back and calf pain. Based on reviews, thought this would be a good fit for my narrow, flexible flat feet that over prontate. Within three days of use as my "house shoes" my lower back pain and lower leg pain from not enough arch support was flaring. This foot bed, while initially comfortable, is too squishy and flexible, losing key arch support. Clearly, I need a more rigid foot bed and this is too flexible. Now that Orthoheel has rebranded as Vionic, there seem to be fewer options with really good support and I'll just stick to the APMA options.

My husband needs slip on shoes for around the house. He also pronates so I thought these would be good. But they actually hurt his feet to walk in.

I own many pairs of Vionic shoes, and love each and everyone; except for the Rejuvenate Sandal!!! The texture Vionic puts on the inside of this shoe is too highit downright hurts my foot on every single step. Please don't buy this shoe, if you expect to get the usual Vionic comfortable fit!!!