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Watching Courtney on Shoe Shopping w/Courtney instead of Jane.  What's with that?  Jane was on earlier this evening.  Not that it really matters.  I was so bored tonight and really just wanted to go to bed, but the cats have a schedule I don't want to mess up.  And then those Vionic Suede Booties with the snakeskin printed heel came up.  Waterproof too.  I'm sure I can get some good wear out of them in Navy with jeans.  

BTW, Rakuten has 5% on QVC today.

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With a bit lower heel - that's one of my favorite shoe styles. 

 

A couple of years ago (either 2018/19) - I was fortunate to find similar styles at a good price and picked up several pairs.  Various brands. 

 

I have just about every color and probably enough to last me for several more years.

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@Icegoddess 

 

Those booties are perfect for you!  Enjoy!!!!

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@Icegoddess 

Are you a Vionic shoe wearer?  I only ask because I've tried a number of styles and either returned or donated them.  I know a lot of ladies here love them but there is just something about them that makes my feet cry out in pain.  Most comfort brands I can wear but not Vionic.

 

Cute booties and they do have your name written all over the style.

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@lulu1 wrote:

@Icegoddess 

Are you a Vionic shoe wearer?  I only ask because I've tried a number of styles and either returned or donated them.  I know a lot of ladies here love them but there is just something about them that makes my feet cry out in pain.  Most comfort brands I can wear but not Vionic.

 

Cute booties and they do have your name written all over the style.


@lulu1 I currently have two pair of Vionics and no problem with either style.  One style is a sandal style though.  I thnk the thing is, you can't look at them as a comfort brand.  They are more like orthotic shoes.  Did you do as they say and start out only wearing them for an hour and working your way up?  I have orthotics in some of my sneakers although can't wear them in the newer bungie style. Those hurt my feet after awhile regardless since I can't loosen those bungies.

 

My orthotics have quite a high arch on them.  The chiropractor actually held my arch up while making the form.  So, I was already accustomed to an arch support before I even got my first Vionics.  I did have to work my way up wearing my orthotics though just like they say in the Vionic presentations.  

 

I have tried other types of arch supports though that hurt my feet terribly, so it could be that that style shoe insert just isn't right for your feet.  Luckily, what I tried that didn't work were not expensive.

 

The Chiro had me try Montrail inserts before getting my orthotics.  I currently wear those in my yardwork shoes.  I need a new pair, but I have been reading that they sold out and are no longer as good.  

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@Icegoddess wrote:

@lulu1 wrote:

@Icegoddess 

Are you a Vionic shoe wearer?  I only ask because I've tried a number of styles and either returned or donated them.  I know a lot of ladies here love them but there is just something about them that makes my feet cry out in pain.  Most comfort brands I can wear but not Vionic.

 

Cute booties and they do have your name written all over the style.


@lulu1 I currently have two pair of Vionics and no problem with either style.  One style is a sandal style though.  I thnk the thing is, you can't look at them as a comfort brand.  They are more like orthotic shoes.  Did you do as they say and start out only wearing them for an hour and working your way up?  I have orthotics in some of my sneakers although can't wear them in the newer bungie style. Those hurt my feet after awhile regardless since I can't loosen those bungies.

 

My orthotics have quite a high arch on them.  The chiropractor actually held my arch up while making the form.  So, I was already accustomed to an arch support before I even got my first Vionics.  I did have to work my way up wearing my orthotics though just like they say in the Vionic presentations.  

 

I have tried other types of arch supports though that hurt my feet terribly, so it could be that that style shoe insert just isn't right for your feet.  Luckily, what I tried that didn't work were not expensive.

 

The Chiro had me try Montrail inserts before getting my orthotics.  I currently wear those in my yardwork shoes.  I need a new pair, but I have been reading that they sold out and are no longer as good.  


@Icegoddess 

You are correct; I should not have referred to Vionic as a comfort brand.  Yes, I do have orthotics. actually 3 pairs made by 3 different specialists. (My husband is a retired orthopedic surgeon who specialized in the foot and ankle.  His practice used a number of different specialists for orthotics.) I've tried sandals, shooties and flats made by Vionic.  I tried breaking them in but no matter how long I tried, the arch was always a killer.

 

I know you are an ice skater so you know how important fit is.  As others have said, the booties you purchased are so you.  I love to see your pictures.  You are just darling and have the most beautiful eyes.