Vionic Women's Rest Bella Toe Post Sandal- Supportive Ladies Orthotic Sandals that include Three Zone Comfort with Arch Support- Flip Flop for Ladies, Medium and Wide Width Size 5-12

Fit is true, this little gem provides support and it's actually pretty comfy.. I have a wide "toebox" - bunions, and problem feet in general. I usually have to spend a little more on shoes, and these little sandals give that little extra umph, making them a little dressier than a flip flop..

Never purchased this brand before. But I am having trouble with my heal area and learned that it is plantar fasciitis. The heel of this shoe is very comfortable. I feel no pain when walking in these sandals. I love them. I wear a 9 1/2 Narrow and they are true to fit. They are the exact same lenght as my foot. I am also buying the silver color and will probably buy a 3rd pair soon while they are on sale. I can dress the shoe up or down because the material is patent leather.

A most beautiful sandal! Sparkles, is comfortable, has arch support and the narrow size fits perfectly and looks so cute. There is no better orthotic shoe. I can’t believe it’s sold out now and probably will not be offered again. That’s very frustrating to me.

The BEST sandals!!! These are actually my second pair and I love them. They are so comfortable and look great from jeans to dresses. They are lightweight and I can wear them all day. Being a kindergarten teacher these shoes are fantastic!!

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I have Vionic sneakers so thought I'd try their sandals. Although I love the look of the sandal because the bow gives it an extra feminine touch that doesn't include sparkly things, these sandals don't-quite hit the mark for me. I have a very bony foot, and there's a little too much space between the top of my foot and the sandal, so my foot moves around a bit too much in the shoe. I have plantar fasciitis and a bone spur, and although the footbed has some cushion to it, my foot ached a little wearing them after about 20 minutes of wearing. The arch support felt good, but with my foot moving around a little too much it wasn't doing me as much good as it should. I ordered this style in 2 colors, and this review is for the pink. The length and width are true to size. Arch support: Good Style: Cute without sparkles or lots of straps Quality: Other Vionic shoes I own have been great

Very nice arch support and comfortable to walk in. I ordered a full size smaller than I usually wear and they fit perfectly.

I have now tried quite a few shoes that provide arch support, due to plantar fasciitis, and my podiatrist was right---Vionics are the best! I now own 3 pairs of Vionic flip flops (I also have the Kea, love them), and I purchased a pair of Spenco. Here is a run-down: Vionic Tide II - Vionics are hands-down the best for arch support. The first pair (these for me) did take some getting used to, but once I did they are all-day wearable. They don't have a lot of "give" in the footbed, but I suppose that is why they are supportive. Also, I have normally worn an 8 1/2, and go with an 8 in most Vionics and they fit perfectly. Vionic Bella - These are a little dressier (it is hard to find an attractive orthotic shoe, but these are okay) and I love the softer footbed. This may make them a little harder to keep clean, but they are super comfortable. If it weren't for the bow, I'd get these in every color. Vionic Hazel - Fits and feel very much like the Tide, they're great. They seem to have a little more "give" in the footbed than the Tide, but I don't know if it is significantly different. They are very comfortable. I have read some comments that the top part is too loose. I think this is just due to the material being a bit more stretchy. I don't have any trouble with it. They are slightly more stylish than the Tide, and that's why I chose them to replace the Spenco Yumi for me. Spenco Yumi - I got these in black because they were less expensive than the Vionics, and my podiatrist has me using a Spenco insole which is both affordable and super comfortable. But, the two do not equate. These are not so comfortable, and I cannot wear them long without being in pain again. (I am NOT in pain when I wear the Vionics...it's truly a complete difference and makes it totally worth it!) The weird bump thing toward the front is also, well, weird to me. I also bought a pair of Spenco Andi sandals, looking for a more "sandal-y" style, but have the same issue. They look okay and must be better than the cheapy shoes I've been wearing, but they're not terribly comfortable and I can't wear them long. All that said, after having to go through an entire shoe wardrobe overhaul, and reluctantly so especially due to the cost, I have come to realize that the doc was right from the beginning. At least as far as flip-flops go, Vionics are the way to go. They take some getting used to, but for plantar fascitiis issues, they are completely worth the expense. I figure I'm saving on ongoing footcare costs, so there's that.

I have been battling ankle pain for 4 months & was finally diagnosed with collapsed / fallen arches . I have been living in my size 38 Dansko clogs to stay pain free but needed a sandal for an upcoming beach vacation . I decided to give these a try & they are magic. I am a size 8 & ordered the 8. My heel is exactly at the end of the shoe when standing . I can feel the arch support pushing up into my arch & they don’t seem to be bothering me to keep them on my feet . I’m gonna grab a few more pairs to have more color options & a pair for around the house . These are very supportive for a flip flop & I love the little bow! The piece between the big toe & second toe is a little wide but is cotton so should soften up. The underside of the foot straps are lined with fabric so I don’t foresee any rubbing issues .

Very good

Einfach super

Expensive and should be cheaper, but they fit and are very comfortable

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Sandals fit perfect to size. Quick delivery.