Customer Reviews KIZIK Vienna Hands Free

I have tried numerous slip ons from Vans, Echos and Vionic ect. This is the only pair that my heel did not slip. Has a unique heel that you foot kind of pops in. Felt roomy but not too big. There is some arch support and cushion. No break in needed.

I wear between a 7.5 and an 8M. In slip on sneakers, I wear a 7.5. The 7.5 in this style was too tight for long periods of wear, so I reluctantly returned them. But I am impressed by the shoe and would have kept it if it had fit.

I bought another pair a year ago when going through chemotherapy. They were so comfortable, well made and so easy to put on that I bought this pair. Love the color. I did buy a half size larger due to some swelling in my feet due to neuropathy.

This is my second pair of Kizik shoes. Easy on and off. Comfortable right out of the box. Using orthotic inserts.

Cute shoe, looks good and fit was good.

I like the feel and for of the show around my ankle, but sadly it was a little big. Wish they had smaller sizes.

These are great shoes. They are light weight and fit well. Comfortable for walking. The give on the top of the shoe appears to be comfortable for my instep.

Loved the idea of “step in” but these are tight in my instep and toes.

I’m a reliable size 7, regular width in many brands, but these ran small in all directions. The heel pop is cool, works well, and isn’t noticeable at all when shoes are on. I love the concept but they’re so uncomfortable and tight. They rub harshly when barefoot and they’re too snug to wear with even a thin sock. Can’t return since I’ve tried to wear and see if they’d stretch out, so I’m stuck with them. If love to have one of the new designs they’ve come out with but the price is too high for an experiment.

toe width was fine, heel too wide , slips. Length was true to size.

High-quality and beautiful shoe. Unfortunately, the top of the shoe was way too tight across the top of my foot and I don't have the patience to wait and see if they'll break-in, especially at this price point. They're going back.