Vionic Indulge Gracie - Women's Toe Post Slipper
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Vionic Indulge Gracie - Women's Toe Post Slipper. For the lady who loves a toe-post, Indulge Gracie’s luxurious terry upper and footbed make an afternoon at home feel like a day at the spa. Natural Alignment with Vionic's Biomechanical Footbed. The orthotic-grade footbed supports your feet from the ground up.
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Jill
Jun 20, 2018
why oh why did vionic stop making the "Bliss" model of these slippers???? I bought this current style in gray. I wear 8-1/2 and ordered a size 8 which works fine for me. The footbed is terrific and gives me the arch support and cushioning I need for my plantar fasciitis.
Advantages: fit to size
gray color doesn't show dirt
Disadvantages: straps are somewhat floppy
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Aug 16, 2018
These slippers are supportive, comfortable and stylish. I wear a size 7 and purchased a size 7 which fits well. When they arrived the bottoms were dirty, like they had been worn. Also the footbed had toe and heel imprints. I was disappointed because I thought I had bought a new/unworn pair a slippers. Perhaps these were a floor sample? I would have appreciated knowing that these were not in new condition prior to making my purchase, because if they were the last ones, I would have considered buying them anyhow since they are so comfortable.
Advantages: supportive, comfortable and stylish - fits true to size
Disadvantages: bottoms were dirty/footbed had toe and heel imprints
Louisa Cooper
Jun 9, 2018
Very comfy! As I live in Hawaii I wear toe posts almost all of the time. These are special for indoors.
Advantages: Very comfortable!
Disadvantages: I usually wear a size 8. These are a little long for that size. I am wondering if one size smaller would be a better fit?
Kathleen
Aug 21, 2018
Vionic footwear is a must if you have or have had plantar fasciitis.
Advantages: if you can wear flip flops, these slippers are very nicely padded with heavy duty terry cloth. The toe post is immediately comfortable.
Disadvantages: The fabric has a typically 'new' terry cloth feel- a little slick. I have only wore them in the evenings for about a week.
Melanie LeBouef
Jun 26, 2018
When I was diagnosed with plantar fasciitis I knew I had to get some better shoes to wear around the house. I had been wearing just flip flops because I wanted something with an open toe. When I got these and slipped my feet into them, I couldn't believe how comfortable they were. I'm so glad I found these shoes. I won't wear any other slipper than these.
Advantages: Very supportive and soft.
Disadvantages: None
