VionicWomens Tide

Why did you pick this product vs others?:These vionics are the most comfortable and supportive flip flop. They look more stylish than your normal rubber flip flop. I wear then ebery day and they last me 2 years before its time for a new pair. Pricey but worth every penny!

I love my Vionic flip flops !I buy them a whole size smaller… I wear an 8 but these are 7 .I wear them all the time and every where….Keep puppies away from them …. Chewed up so … I had to buy another pair…Love love them

Love this slipper! So incredibly comfortable I use them all the time. I’d developed plantar fasciitis on the left heel, as soon as I put these on the pain was relieved. Now that I’ve been wearing them a few weeks the fasciitis is almost healed, I can at least walk barefoot without a lot of pain (I do wear them consistently around the house to prevent pain from returning). The fit was perfect, I wear 7 and ordered a 7. The arch is pretty high which worked for me, but might be too much for some people I imagine. Highly recommend!

I am no longer a customer of Vionics. Here is why: I have been a devoted wearer of this sandal for the last 6+ years--bought many pairs that were great. This time the toe hold popped out after a month. I asked the process for replacing the faulty sandal and was told that because I bought it from the Amazon Vionic store that Vionic wouldn't help me. Also, even if they had agreed, they require that the faulty sandal be shipped back to them, insured, paid be the customer.To me that sounds like a way to eliminate having to replace faulty product.

This is my second pair of these shoes. I have plantar fasciitis and have been struggling with it for almost 2 years with no help from dr's or physical therapists. These take a little to get used to so start with a small amount of time wearing them and ramp it up. I have worn them all day without problems and they definitely extend my day. Before there was no way I would make it on my feet all day. They are pricey and they do go flat a little faster than I'd like but I will continue to buy them as long as I need them because they do offer relief for me. Better relief than the custom insoles I had made for my feet specifically. Go down a half size from your shoe size. That is not specific to these sandals though I don't think. I do that with all sandals and dress shoes it seems. The arch feels a little forward at first but it was what I needed apparently. I would definitely recommend these sandals.

I just moved house and being on my feet (in running shoes) for hours a day irritated my Plantar Fascitis to the point that I was in pain all day.I did a quick Google search for shoes recommended for PF and Vionic by Orthoheel popped up as highly recommended. Ordered with my 2 day shipping and done...I put them on as soon as they arrived and the relief was immediate. I could walk pain-free for the first time in days!I slip them on as soon as my feet hit the floor in the morning while I get ready and the relief has been tremendous. I think these are a great alternative to flip flops which everyone knows are bad, bad for the feet. I wish I had known of them sooner or I probably wouldn't be in the predicament I am in now.Cons:- The high arch (which helps alleviate the pressure on the heel) causes my arches to hurt a little after awhile but like custom orthotics; may just require an adjustment period.- The squishy foam material becomes a little slick when wet. So probably not ideal for use around the pool.

So glad I ordered these. They were a good price and arrived much faster than I thought they would. Shoes are in perfect condition. I appreciate saving money on these. There is no difference between these and the higher price ones.

Moving from flat sandals to these is going to be a noticeable difference; however it is great for aligning the spine and supporting the foot as our foundational contact with the ground. For my foot, the arch level of tide 2 is perfect and I find many of the other Vionic models too low, not supportive enough (except for the unisex that are a pinch higher than these). They take 2-3 wears to break in and are so supportive that I can wear them for days on end and hours on end without needing to use my custom orthotics.Also anyone with planter fasciitis that finds contact with shoes painful, if you have not tried it I want to recommend guasha on the bottoms of the feet and up into the arches from a qualified professional. It was a painful procedure and I was sore for about 48 hours; however it cured the issue for me. I had built up fascia from very flat feet despite high arches which was broken up by the guasha. Now I maintain it.