Community Chat

[dmeasy]

I bought a pair of Spenco shoes about 2 years ago and they hurt so badly where that arch was that I had to return them.  I have very high arches and thought they would be helpful but they weren't.  Has anyone else hqd that problem with this brand?

[Zhills]

The arch support does not hurt my foot but they are all sooooo wide I can't keep them on my feet!

[sunshine45]

while vionics are my favorite slippers, i a growing very fond of spenco. totally different footbeds though. i get a lot more support with the vionics.

ordered two pair of the last special spencos and ordered two pair of these spencos that are the TSV today. comfortable and cute. i wear an 8M and dont really find them to run overly wide on my foot. 

[mimomof4]

I've never had that problem with Spenco but I did have a problem with Vionic.  I found the arch too high on Vionics.  My feet hurt soooo bad after wearing them for a short period of time.

I opt against purchasing slippers I just buy a clog and use that as my slipper.  Slippers never seem to have enough support in them.

[mac116]

The arch is not in the right spot for my feet, but I am more bothered by the width and stiffness of the Spenco shoes/slippers that I've tried on.

[catter70]

I wear a pair of Spenco mules that was a TSV a year or so ago for slippers. I always wear socks with them and they fit fine and I like the support and the rounded toe box. 

[Kachina624]

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@Zhills wrote:

The arch support does not hurt my foot but they are all sooooo wide I can't keep them on my feet!

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@Zhills    That's my problem too.  Although I wear a medium width, I walk right out of many of the Spenco styles. The arch support is just right for me.  If I get something fleece lined, I want real fleece, not faux, for warmth.