Our verdict
An out-and-out daily warrior, Vionic Endure is a user-friendly pair that supplies “fabulous arch support and comfort” to the feet of wearers, whether in distress or not. Those that are dealing with pain almost treat Endure as medicine by how they swear it makes the suffering diminish, or more so, go away. Furthermore, its interior is so welcoming that the remark, “I have barely taken these off since I received them” is not hard to believe.
Pros
- Ryka Devotion Plus 2
- Accommodates foot with a bunion
- People who are looking for wonderfully supportive walking shoes
- Exceedingly comfortable
- Excellent arch support
- Lightweight
- Great value
Cons
- Stiff heel that causes scraping
- Thin laces
Vionic walking shoes
- People who are looking for wonderfully supportive walking shoes
- Our 1st pick in
- May 6, 2023.
Who should not buy it
Do not go for this walking shoe if you want the freedom of choice to be sockless or not without the fear of obtaining heel scratches. Choose the Vionic Miles in its place. If you like something that didn’t receive complaints about its shoelaces, Ryka Devotion Plus 2 Im wearing them everyday, and my foot issues are so much better.
Vionic Endure: Total opposite of restrictive
“Best-fitting,” “wonderful,” and “perfect” - these are just a few compliments regarding the fit of Vionic Endure. Since this shoe comes in wide width, wide footers, and even those with bunions didn’t encounter any issues. According to a wearer, “the material gives,” and is therefore not confining.
Pleasurable right from the kickoff, but with a bit of a hitch
Vionic Endure is considered by many as their favorite “regular shoes” for daily walks and other stuff because of how inviting it feels on foot, even from day one. “I was able to wear them all day on the first day” is what a reviewer stated, while others are also consonant with the thought that Endure doesn’t require breaking in.
Even though the comments “the best shoes I have ever put on” and “even more comfortable than my slippers” reflect the views of most reviewers, some beg to differ. A few reviewers find that Vionic Endure is not best paired with bare feet or no-show socks, as the piece of fabric around the heel area is hard that it scratches them badly.
No break-in period
Thankfully, moving to the cushion of the shoe, wearers didn’t encounter any hiccups. Instead, their feet are accommodated by the “usual amazing Vionic arch support,” which caters to the demands of high arches and plantar fasciitis. Here are their testimonies:
- “I’m wearing them everyday, and my foot issues are so much better!”
- “[Pain] has decreased significantly, almost down to no pain.”
- “I work on concrete floors and they have excellent supportive arch support.”
I work on concrete floors and they have excellent supportive arch support
Despite the fact that Vionic Endure is 18% heavier at 10 oz (283g) compared to the average weight of women’s walking shoes on our database, wearers still don’t feel like they are being dragged down. In fact, many of them call the shoes lightweight.
Vionic Endure is worth its price
Price-wise, the buyers of Vionic Endure are satisfied. Although Endure is 12% more expensive than the average cost of Vionic walking shoes, and a few find its laces too thin, all in all, the majority believe the shoe is worth it at $130.
