5 Best Vionic Sandals for Women - Apr. 2018

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Cute sandals that look cool and support your feet at the same time.

Pros

Multiple straps offer lots of adjustability for a comfortable fit. Great arch support. Received the APMA Seal of Acceptance. Comes in black croco, gold cork, and white patent. Synthetic or natural cork upper with stone adornments. Hook and loop closures at heel, instep, forefoot, and toe. Soft interior lining, microfiber insole. EVA midsole. Patterned rubber outsole.

Cons

Hook and loop material may detach from straps.

Best Bang for the Buck

Many say these work wonders with your foot problems, but no pain, no gain. The sandals may be uncomfortable at first, so follow the manufacturer's instructions.

Pros

Amazing arch support for a flip-flop. Great for people with plantar fasciitis, pronation concerns, heel spurs, and other foot problems. Received the APMA Seal of Acceptance. Comes in a variety of colors. Woven polyurethane upper with leather trim. Soft woven toe post and foam-lined strap. EVA midsole with TRP outsole.

Cons

Run large. Manufacturer recommends ordering the nearest size down if you are a half size. Heavy.

Sensible shoes that don't look sensible. Still, not as much arch support as other Vionic styles.

Pros

Full grain leather uppers. Adjustable hook-and-loop closures at toe and ankle. Cushioned footbed with contoured forefoot and a deep heel cup. Received the APMA Seal of Acceptance. Chunky, stacked heel gives style and stability. Rubber outsole.

Cons

Takes time to break them in. Leather is stiff. Less arch support than other styles.

A more sophisticated, upscale flip-flop than the Tide II.

Pros

Perfect for travel, resort wear, or any time you want a sandal but need something a little more dressy. Arch feels more pronounced than other Vionic styles. Received the APMA Seal of Acceptance. Comes in black, champagne, rose gold,and white. Leather upper with knot detail at vamp. Microfiber-lined insole. Biomechanically-designed footbed hugs arches, aids in support and aids in natural alignment. Shock-reducing EVA midsole. Patterned rubber outsole.

Cons

Manufacturer recommends ordering the nearest size down if you are a half size.

Similar to the Tide II, but with a higher platform. Fit is slightly different from other Vionic sandals.

Pros

Platform adds extra support. Simple style with cute colors and patterns. Received the APMA Seal of Acceptance. Comes in a variety of colors. Textile upper with leather trim. Soft woven toe post, foam-lined strap. Neoprene upper lining. Molded EVA footbed, midsole. Rubber outsole. 1" platform height, 2" heel height.

Cons

For the fit of the original Tide, order a wider width. Narrower than other Vionic styles. May run large.