Women's Curran Rechelle Casual Sneaker- Supportive Lace Up Sneakers That Include Three-Zone Comfort with Orthotic Insole Arch Support, Medium Fit

I took a chance with these expensive sneakers. At first I thought I wasn’t going to like them because my feet hurt a little. Then I realized they were correcting my walk. After about a week I fell in live with them. I can wear them all day. I wish they weren’t quite as pricey because I’d want them in multiple colors. Nice sneakers. I recommend.

I don’t usually write reviews unless a product is terrible, but these shoes literally saved my feet. I recently moved from a suburban area where I owned a car to a downtown urban area where I walk or ride the bus everywhere. After a few weeks my legs were KILLING me. I bought this brand on the recommendation of my podiatrist and the relief was instant. I cannot explain how much I love wearing these shoes - they’re more comfortable than the house slippers I have! They’re also incredibly cute and go well with my clothes, which is a big plus! They fit perfectly out of the box, but just a heads up - you’ll need to adjust the laces a few times as you break them in to keep the right support. Other than that, they’ve been great and the arches have held up to many miles of walking - I highly recommend these shoes!

To post the images I want, I'm making this review as soon as I got these instead of waiting like I normally do to make a review. (I don't like images cluttering up my junk phone.) I spent 40$ more than I normally do on shoes, because these shoes had such rave reviews and I am certain I have plantar fasciitis and needed a better shoe and better fit. I was wearing New Balance 10.5. Found out I should be wearing 11 to give myself better toe room. NB shoes lose form really quick (which now could be because I'm wearing the wrong size) so wanted to try a new brand. I've tried Saucony's in the past and they are worse than NB for losing form. But I love the styles. Been hunting for stylish orthodic shoes and came across Vionic shoes and was excited. Though not by their prices since I'm disabled and live in poverty...But walking is my life source. So investing in good shoes is like buying a good set of tires for me. I have to really pinch everything to afford any shoe over 50$... But my feet have begun bruising on the bottoms and that scares me, so thought I'd try these after online research and these are commonly at the top of reviews.First, the color is extremely darker than pictured for the "Misty" colors. I'm not completely annoyed, because that's expected. But thought I'd mention it if someone is looking for a much lighter toned shoes. My camera flash even lightened them more than they are in person.Second, the insole was very dissapointing. I recently got a pair for free through my insurance from CVS and those seem much better than the ones in these shoes. Which was what I was willing to pay about 40$ more for these shoes for. The included insoles do have arch support, which NB shoes don't, but there's not any real heel or ball of foot cushioning that's needed when you have plantar fasciitis which these shoes claim to be so helpful with.Third, the tread seems very thin on the bottom. But this seems common for walking shoes. I think most do it so you have to buy new ones more quickly. But at this price I can get NB shoes for much cheaper and just use the free CVS insoles and be better off. I could be wrong. They may last a year+. Which is what I expect of my walking shoes how much I walk. I'm shocked if any shoes I own last more than a year.My hopes to update this review are:I'm hoping they may offer more structural outside support than any other walking shoe I've tried. Normally with me being an obese person that still walks a lot, my weight and bad posture forces my feet to the outside of the shoes.I will say they are really soft to the touch and really well stitched. Not everything glued together, it seems. The bottom of the shoe is glued but the rest is so well stitched.(Will update review after either a month of wearing or if they fully crap on me before then. I was planning on buying their expensive house shoes but will wait now until I see how the shoes work out first. Might be better to buy much cheaper house shoes and use the CVS insoles for everything.)

I am a nurse with a history of plantar fasciitis and these are the best shoes I have worn in years. I have them 5 colors. Absolutely love them.

After researching multiple websites for shoes that could help with my plantar fasciitis and severe heal pain, I decided to give these a go. We have plans this winter that will require a lot of walking and I know I won't be able to "keep up" without significant help from some really good shoes. I've worn these shoes a few times for moderate walks this week and all I can say is, hallelujah! Now don't get me wrong, they're just shoes for goodness sake, they aren't a miracle cure and they're not a substitute for exercise, physical therapy, etc. What they are is an extremely supportive and comfortable pair of shoes that allows me to walk much farther and for a longer duration. I also recommend SB SOX toeless socks/sleeves. The combo provides really great support. I like these shoes and those socks enough that I ordered a second pair of shoes and 6 additional pair of SB SOX.

These shoes are lightweight, ordered my normal size and are very supportive without being over stiff.

Love VIONIC shoes, very comfortable, non back problems when wearing them

Have several vionic styles and wanted supportive athletic shoes. So far they are really comfortable and supports well.

Very comfortable trainers and the arch support is great. I'd been in a bit of pain for a few months and within a few days I'm pain free. This will definitely not be my last pair of Vionic trainers.

Had these just over a month. Yesterday left inner heel went into a hole looked today right is doing the same. Not easy now to contact seller