NO- They are a flimsy shoe. I hate mine.

Vionics.

Anonymous wrote:I have Tieks and love them. it took a few days to break them in.

I have two pairs of Tieks and adore them...but I've been disappointed with how well they have held up. Granted I wear them in the city nearly every day and often for 10+ hours a day. But my toe poked a hole in one which I had patched, the sole peeled off, and the sole inside is cracked and peeling from the rubber sole. This pair is 2 years, the pair I wear slightly less is 3 years old. These are the first shoes at this price point, so I expected them to last longer.

What type of inserts offer the best support for pointed toe Rothy's? I find the shoes themselves very soft, but they are SOOOO darn flat and I can't stand having zero arch support.

I like my wedges from fly London better.

Anonymous wrote:Got some great shoes at Kmart- they are fabulous. Much better than this rothys

Once, when I was really poor but had to go to a wedding, I bought shoes at Payless for the first time in my life. They turned out to be super comfortable.

Got some great shoes at Kmart- they are fabulous. Much better than this rothys

I was initially skeptical of the price, but a friend convinced me that they're worth it, and i couldn't be happier with my purchase!! Definitely worth it in terms of washability/durability/comfort.

I have Tieks and love them. it took a few days to break them in.

Rothy's are worth it for me because of their washability (to deal with smelliness). I find them to be extremely comfortable as well, but I'm not a heel person and I'm not on my feet for hours on end. If you're solely (LOL) looking for support, I imagine there are similarly priced options from Clarks or other support-focused brands. But I've been very pleased with Rothy's nonetheless.

Tbh shoes from brands like AK Sport, sofft, etc are perfect for long days on your feet.

So they’re cute but they offer zero support. You won’t be doing yourself any favors in those shoes.

I would put vionic inserts in whatever you get. Wear them for a couple of days first to break them in

Pretty Ballerinas or Porselli pumps (you can buy those at APC).

I will be running a conference in a few weeks and will be on my feet 14 hours for 5 days straight. Right now I wear only heels, but I know my feet, knees, and hips will be killing me by day 2 if I try that. Any suggestings for your most comfortable and stylish flats?