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03-15-2019 07:27 AM
03-15-2019 09:02 AM
Cute, but manmade upper is a deal breaker for me. Not to mention it looks like the same style they have had for the past few years.
03-15-2019 09:16 AM
Colors are good but I don't like the style. I don't have any vionics, won't buy this one either.
03-15-2019 12:01 PM - edited 03-15-2019 12:02 PM
@2blonde wrote:I'm just like @Nightowlz . My feet are perfect for Birkenstock (and some of the knock-offs), but I've ordered Vionic twice (one sandal and one tennis type shoe) and sent them both back pronto. I have flat feet and, although I must have a good arch support, the Vionic feels like big hard rock under my arch......whereas the Birks have a completely contoured footbed. It hurt so badly I couldn't even walk across the room. I think they are meant more for people who have at least some natural arch.
I think that's my problem. Flat feet. I think my feet have gone flat as I have aged. I used to wear a size 7 & still do in Birkenstock but have to order an 8 in everything else?
I think from now on I'm only going to buy more Birkenstock.
Plus I don't care for the cheap Plastic Look of Vionic sandals.
03-15-2019 12:27 PM
@Nightowlz My feet have actually gotten a little smaller as I've gotten older, but they've always been flat. I also have bunions and a Morton's neuroma which I keep pretty much under control with the proper shoes, but they are a result of the flat feet. I'm a jogger, so I have to be watchful and I add extra arches under the sockliner of those shoes as well. I can always tell when my jogging shoes are wearing out because I start to get sore knees.
03-15-2019 12:37 PM
I have no interest in Vionic footwear. Not anythng I would/could wear.
03-15-2019 12:53 PM
No, for me. I need a back strap.
03-15-2019 01:00 PM
I don't like the sole.. it looks like plastic. I think my feet would stick to it in the heat.
03-15-2019 01:21 PM
@2blonde wrote:@Nightowlz My feet have actually gotten a little smaller as I've gotten older, but they've always been flat. I also have bunions and a Morton's neuroma which I keep pretty much under control with the proper shoes, but they are a result of the flat feet. I'm a jogger, so I have to be watchful and I add extra arches under the sockliner of those shoes as well. I can always tell when my jogging shoes are wearing out because I start to get sore knees.
Ouch Morton neuroma. I have read about that. Sounds like it would be very painful.
I'm a walker. It's hard to keep going with plantar fasciitis. It's slowly getting better but flares up when I try to walk too much. If I do 3 miles I'm ok but when I go up to 4 my heel starts hurting. I need something padded to walk on. LOL!!! I thought the Brooks sneakers I bought would help. That's what I was wearing when I got plantar fasciitis again? I get part of my miles in using my Pilates chair & recumbent bike. Anything for some exercise.
03-15-2019 01:22 PM
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