Vionic Women's Rejuvenate Recovery Slides, Arch Support Sandals

I have a low arch, medium width (standard), size 7 women feet with pronation, I’ve never had the proper stability and enough cushion sandals until now. I had to adjust my feet to these type of sandals as mentioned I never had the proper stability for my low arch as I always wore super cushiony sandals so they did feel hard at first where my arch lays, once adjusted it’s amazing. Depending on your foot and your needs I love that I can stand on these for 8 plus hours if I need to on hard wood floors. These are my house sandals however, they are visually appealing and may be worn outside as a styling option as the material is quality compared to those super cushiony sandals made of one single material. The outer sole seems of a harder foam and the inner sole is rubbery and gives bounce. The size purchased was size 7, color black and it’s true to size, I didn’t have to adjust the strap and I love the thickness of the sole.

These have helped with my plantar fasciitis. These are a little bit more firm and supportive compared to the Oofos recovery slide. Also have better arch support. Price was nice compared to some others. Shipping was fast and item was packaged nicely.

Absolutely the most comfortable slides Recovering from plantar fasciitis and these are just perfect Even the PT liked them!!

i have been wearing the rejuvenate sandals for years. i love them!!! i alternate between 2 pairs every other day and keep at least 1 pair as a spare for when one of the first 2 starts wearing out. i've gone through at least 6 pairs and have always loved them. i bought the cinder rose pink in october 2025 and am only putting them on in february 2026. these feel COMPLETELY different from other pairs of the rejuvenate sandal. the hook & loop top is suede - which i knew when i bought. the edges of the underside of the hook and loop are a bit scratchy on my foot. i can deal with that. the problem is the sole of this sandal. it's not soft or very comfortable. the usual ridges of the rejuvenate sole are hard and almost a wee bit sharp. but the worst part is the sole itself - it is NOT spongy!! all the other pairs of rejuvenate sandals i've bought had soft and spongy/springy soles. it felt like walking on supportive clouds. these soles are firm with no sponge or spring. =( so it feels like a completely different sandal. the arch support is there, but the "cloud" sensation is gone. i've ordered another pair that don't have the suede hook & loop closure and hopefully those will be the same as all the other pairs i've bought and worn out.

When I first tried these, I was going to return them because they felt hard and I've been suffering with painful plantar fasciitis. Just before I returned them, I tried them on again and changed my mind. I'm so glad I kept them. They have a high enough arch to take the pressure off my heel. I can wear them all day long without pain. They are adjustable, keeping them stable on my foot. They are true to size. I have a medium to high arch, these are one of the only sandals I can wear without pain. I would definitely buy again!

These shoes are very supportive and very attractive especially when compared to other recovery brands. Why can’t they make them more attractive? Vionic surrounds and cradles your foot which is excellent and honestly, for a recovery sandal, it’s the most attractive. However, I was sad to discover that the sole is fairly hard when compared to the competition (Oofos for example). I could tell that there was hardly any cushioning in the foot bed and that over time, due to the harder foot bed, it would hurt my sole and arch and not be ideal for me wearing all day around the house on wood floors. I am nearly 60 and that’s me. Most people younger in age or generally may not need a very soft food bed. I do. So I highly recommend if you are not looking for an extremely soft foot bed. I am returning for a softer, uglier version of this shoe, sadly.

I over pronate and have plantar fasciitis. I have been searching high and low for good house shoes. Most that say orthotic or for plantar fasciitis don’t have enough support. I’ve avoided vionic because their other shoes are way too hard and arches are too high. They typically make my arches scream. I finally as a last resort bought these. Omg. Amazing. They felt great the second I put them on. Amazing arch support. Good cushion in the footbed but not too much. They feel really sturdy. I can’t say enough good things about them. They are a tiny bit slippery on tile right out of the box. They’re gradually getting less slippery as I wear them in. The top part that runs across your foot does take some wearing in. It was slightly uncomfortable at first. I just love them. As sturdy as they feel I think they’ll last forever making them worth the money. I’ve easily spent this much on cheaper shoes trying to find ones that didn’t hurt. I wish I had just spent the money right away. If you are a half size I would go down a size. I’m a solid 9.5 and I ordered a 9 and there’s plenty of room. I would have been drowning in a 10. My shoe width is medium. Perhaps if you have wide feet go a size up if you’re a half size.

I have extra (in some brands, extra extra) wide feet as well as issues with plantar fasciitis and achilles tendonitis. I needed a pair of shoes to wear around the house, since my foot doctor told me not to go barefoot (ever), and since we have hardwood floors (which make even my husband's "normal" feet hurt after a while). Recovery sandals seemed like a great idea, but if the foam is too soft, the footbed too flat (no raised heel), the arches not high enough, etc,. they can exacerbate many foot issues. Plus Oofos don't come in wide sizes, Crocs are a bit too squishy and don't have decent arch support, etc. These are perfect. I got my usual size and the adjustable top strap means I can make them fit perfectly. My feet don't hit the edges of the footbed even though my feet are so wide. They're comfy without being so squishy that they lack support or destabilize your AT recovery. The price is a little steep -- Vionic really does need to bring these down to $70 or so max -- but they are the best option to reduce foot pain and injury if you have wide feet or need decent arch support.

Perfect perfect perfect, very comfy I will buy it again and again

son super comodas, con soporte en el arco, de buen material, son muy buenas

Je vous recommande ces sandales si vous faites une fasciite plantaire. Elles sont confortables et soulage complètement mon pied.

There was blotches of oil spots in the surface of the sandals. Though it was comfortable, I mind paying for something that has quality issue.

I've bought three pairs of Vionic shoes now, but this was the first time I'd bought a pair of flip flops from them. I cannot recommend these enough. They are expensive, even when on sale but they are so comfortable and sorted out ankle pain I was having wearing regular footwear within a couple of days. Basically, you get what you pay for and these are fantastic.