Customer Reviews VIONIC Kiwi Slide Unisex

I love wearing slides for SpringSummer & Fall but since I developed plantar fasciitis in Januarry I was afraid I wouldn't be able to wear them this year. I was happy to see Vionic had a pair that seemed like they would do the trick. I can't believe how they feel! They really have such nice arch support for my foot pain. As soon as I get home I change into them!

I've been experiencing crippling heel pain so i have tried different brands of shoes. I haven't had much luck until now. They are not perfect however they are better than any of the other brands I've tried. I have just purchased a pair of their athletic shoes. I'm hoping that I have as much success with them that I have had with these.

I have foot problems and my podiatrist recommended Vionic. I bought the Tide 2 because they have very good reviews but I found them to not be comfortable enough to wear as house shoes. I found these in the men's section and love them. I would like them in other colors too. I think ladies are missing out on these.

I bought these to wear as house slippers to help with my plantar fasciitis and I have not been disappointed. They are very comfortable provide excellent arch support and I really appreciate the velcro flap that allows for unlimited width adjustment.

I find the Sandel to be very comfortable. Would definitely recomend this product.

Severe plantar faciitis brought me to them and after purchasing many pairs of sandals and shoes specifically for PF this is best of them all for me. the heel absorbed the most shock and the material was the most supportive for the arch and giving on the heel. So far the best I have found over spenco and walking store brands. I would love to find something even more gentle on the heel part and maybe even slightly higher arch support but i stay in these shoes after work.

I have Wide Feet with a High Instep. These work great for both of those issues!! My hope was that they would cushion my feet when I wear them around the house. Unfortunately they are a bit stiff and hard. Otherwise the fit is great. My Cathy's are more cushioning but they don't make those any more. The only other negative is that they are not water proof. The top is made of leather so you can't get them wet. I would love a slide that I could get wet in the shower or at the beach. Then I would have a shoe that could do it all on trips.

I wore these sandals once and then gave them to my grandson. They clearly aren't ideal for a woman's fit. I have a lot of Vionic shoes, but this one was a disappointment. Sorry I got them online. If I would have tried them in a store I would not have purchased them. I would not recommend them for women. They're very clunky. My 15 y.o. grandson loves them though.

The inside top of the slide should be softer. Other than that, I love this slide.

I did not find these sandals the very comfortable. They were quite stiff with a "plastic" feel. I returned them. Vionics are my absolute favorite shoes, but these didn't do it f

I purchased these shoes because of the high ratings. I thought they would be comfortable, but they are not. The shoes insoles are very hard and they make the bottom of my feet sore. I have had them for several months now but I still can't wear them for long periods of time. I really hate that I kept them but I was hoping that they'd be more comfortable by now. I keep hoping that they will break in but it's not looking good.

Wanted to like them but the arch is quite hard and unforgiving which ended up being to painful to wear.

I had high hopes for these because they have the same arch support as the Tide flip flops, which is perfect. But I have terrible metatarsal issues, and unfortunately the strap falls toward the mid to front of the foot and puts strain on my metatarsals. I'm prone to stress fractures so can't have that. I did get metatarsal pain from them for this reason and have to return them. But if you just need the arch support and this won't be an issue for you, they are great. If you've got really fragile metatarsal bones like I do, skip it, look for something where the strap is closer to the ankle and not ON the metatarsals.