Vionic Women's Miles 335MILES

I loved these shoes so much, I just bought them again. They are quality, built to last. I wore the other ones to death over the course of 5+ years (I think). You can't go wrong with Vionic. I am a 7.5 but I bought both pairs in 8, because I like the extra toe room, but they are true to size. I can say I have friends who swear by Asics, but the fabric above their big toes seems to rip. Granted they are runners and I'm a walker, just saying mine never ripped. I can say that you need to be patient at first as your foot molds the insole to your particular foot/arch. After you break them in, they are HEAVEN to wear. I'll opt for them in the house over my house shoes, they feel that good!

Very comfy. Have some toe room!

Nice shoe but ran a little shorter on me than my other walking shoes

My feet do not hurt during and after walking in them. They fit my feet well.

Good shoe...even better with Vionic Arch Supports added to it. I have had back issues, so I need really good support and cushion. These are good, but I get the support I need with added vionic arch supports on top of the one in the shoe. I like to styling as well. The foam sole seemed cheap and thin when I first saw it, but it seems to do the trick. Not as good cushioning as the Hokka pair I bought (though I do not love Hokka's doughnut-shaped support under the shoe's insole: hence, the Vionic Arch Supports), but the Vionic shoe has better arch support that is better for my feet. I actually moved the Vionic inserts I had bought from the Hokkas to the Vionic sneakers, and it was a much better set up for me. I have had both pairs of shoes for a long time and have worn them both a fair amount, so these are not new purchases for me and this reveiw covers substantial wear. I just mention this because some reviewers leave a glowing new product review, but I know we all want to see how well it did in the long run. These Vionic shoes wear well.

I bought these Vionic shoes for the arch support. I'm tired of buying regular walking shoes and then having to find/buy insoles to provide the support. I have to say that the arch support in these Vionic shoes is great straight out of the box...but there are two things I didn't like and that's the reason for my low rating.The sole of the shoe is rather thin. If I wanted the 'barefoot' feel this would be fine, but it bothered me. So I ended up buying some cushioning insoles to provide more...cushion.I walk. A lot. The very first walk I took, I looked down at my shoes and found that the sole was shredding around the edges. And it's continued with every walk. I don't think these soles are going to last very long at the rate they're disintegrating...and for a shoe that's this expensive, that's not good.

My podiatrist recommended these after I developed plantar fasciitis and tarsal tunnel syndrome in my feet making it painful to walk. She said she only wears vionic shoes and was wearing the vionic miles, so I gave them a try. It took a little getting used to the harder sole than the cushioned shoes that I was used to, but they did allow me to work comfortably and do amusement parks all day with mush less pain. I also purchased their slides and sandals which I have to ordered a half size down because they run wide, but the miles tennis shoes do not run wide and I wear my normal size. Bought 2 pair one white and one black.

Heaven on my feet. Look good and feel good and a great value.