Willa 2.0 Flat (Women)

I purchased these, in pink, along with the Willa sneaker to compare and keep one of them. I have the Willa sneaker in a fabric and like it. However, the leather sneaker just received I can't get on my foot - the top of the shoe comes too high on my foot and I cannot comfortably get it on. This shoe, the flat Willa, is a keeper. the fit is great for me. My foot slides right in. I haven't worn it enough to see if it is as supportive as the sneaker. I do see I will need to wear it with thin socks (I was hoping not to) because the outside rubs under my ankle and I'm sure would cause blisters. So I give it 4 starts, not 5. This shoe reminds me of a Fit-Flop "smoking" slipper I had years ago that I loved to wear around the house, but with a little more support. Regarding fit: I planned to wear this in the summer without socks and ordered an 8. It will be okay with thin socks. If I wanted to wear it with a heavier sock I would need an 8.5

Wore these shoes for 5 minutes and got blisters so terrible on the back of my ankle, they were dripping blood. Unfortunately those 5 minutes were my walk from my house to the subway, so the shoes got dirty enough that I can’t return them. 4 days later and the blisters are still super tender and sore. I bought these because I have a different pair of Vionics that I love, but after this experience I will never be purchasing from the company again.

I recently purchased a pair of Vionic shoes, and as someone with flat, overpronated feet, I can honestly say these are some of the best shoes I’ve worn. From the moment I put them on, I noticed the difference in arch support and stability. Unlike typical sneakers that feel flat or unsupportive, Vionic shoes have a built-in orthotic footbed designed to help with alignment. That support is huge if you struggle with overpronation, because it helps keep your feet from rolling inward too much. What really stood out to me: Excellent arch support – not too soft, but structured enough to actually make a difference Heel stability – I felt more balanced when walking and standing for long periods Reduced foot fatigue – my feet didn’t feel as tired at the end of the day Comfort for long wear – great for work shifts, errands, or extended walking I also appreciate that they don’t look like “orthopedic shoes.” Vionic does a great job combining style with function, so you’re not sacrificing appearance for comfort. One thing to note: the arch support can feel firm at first, especially if you’re not used to corrective footwear. There may be a short break-in period, but once your feet adjust, the support really pays off. Overall, I would highly recommend Vionic shoes for anyone with flat feet, overpronation, or even plantar fasciitis. They’ve made a noticeable difference in my comfort and daily mobility. Final verdict: Worth the investment if you need real support—not just cushioning.