Grace & Ease | All-Day Comfort, Zero Foot Pain

I ordered the beige ones back in spring because of the arthritis in my toes. My feet are stiff in the morning and by evening they used to be swollen and aching. These are the only shoes I can slip on without bending down and forget about for the rest of the day. I got the white ones a month later, and the green ones arrived this morning. I lined them up for a picture before my husband could tease me about it. Worth every penny.

I'm on my feet most of the day, and with the bunion on my right foot, most shoes end up in the closet after a week, even when they felt comfortable at first. A friend from my walking group wouldn't stop talking about these, so I finally gave in. They're so light, and the knit stretches right where my foot is wide. Nothing rubs, nothing presses. We walked our usual three miles and my feet weren't burning at the end.

I've had plantar fasciitis for years, and on bad days even walking to the mailbox hurt. My daughter talked me into ordering these and honestly I didn't expect much. At my age, I've tried everything. I wore them around the house the first few days, then to run errands, and after a week I realized I hadn't thought about my feet once. I just ordered a second pair.

She sent me the link twice, which in marriage terms is a formal request. Delivered for her birthday. She has worn them every day since and my errand-running has doubled, somehow.

Light rain, no soaked socks, though I would not try a downpour, it is mesh after all. For everyday walking they are exactly right.

Six weeks in and every other shoe I own is gathering dust. Errands, walks, appointments, one long airport day. Same answer every time.

Comfortable, yes, but the heel is a little loose on my narrow heels even tightened. Keeping them for short errands. Wide-footed friends would love them more than I do.

Bought them for my mom, 71, who walks to the senior center most mornings. She says they are the easiest shoes she has ever put on. Easy gift win.

Houston summers are no joke. These are the first walking shoes that do not leave my feet swampy after thirty minutes. Light, airy, roomy.

Twelve hours over two days behind my booth. Normally I recover on Monday. This time Monday was a normal day.

I am 77 and done suffering for style. These are comfortable AND presentable, which at my age feels like getting away with something.

Out of the box I thought they looked wide. On my feet, they look normal and feel wonderful. Learned to trust the mirror, not the box.

We full-time in the RV and every stop means walking, gravel pads included. Holding up well after six weeks and many state parks.

Ordered my usual size after checking the chart, fit as expected. Reading about sizing had me nervous for nothing. Comfortable on my daily two miles.

Winter treadmill, spring sidewalks. Consistent comfort on both. Watching a little wear at the heel edge, so four stars for now.

Bought black and the blush to decide between them. Decided not to decide. Both stayed.

First wear I thought, these are fine. By day four I understood the fuss. They disappear on your feet, which I have decided is the highest compliment a shoe can earn.

High instep and wide forefoot here, the combination that ruins most shoe purchases. The stretch in the upper handles both. Rare find.

Best description I can give. Structured enough to walk miles, soft enough that I forget them indoors. I own two colors now.

My spaniel Mollie gets two long walks a day and she does not accept excuses. These made her schedule easier on me. No rubbing, no fuss, on and off at the door.

i watch a two year old three days a week. enough said. my feet keep up now

Comfort is honestly excellent, my feet have zero notes. I just wish the design had a little more personality. Function five, fashion three, so four stars.

I compared a lot before buying. For the comfort level, the price is fair. Cheaper pairs I tried felt like cardboard by comparison.

My old walking shoes finally gave out and I dreaded the search. Lucked out on the first try. Roomy, light, soft where it counts.

Receptionist, but the kind who also runs the mail, the copier and half the building. Steps add up. Feet stay comfortable. That is the whole story.

Mesh actually breathes. My feet used to cook in sneakers on summer walks. These changed that. Four stars only because I want more colors.

My friend would not stop recommending them. I ordered mostly to end the conversation. Well. She was right, and she knows it now, which is its own price.

Love the comfort, but white was optimistic for someone who walks a dirt road. They clean up okay with a brush. Go darker if you are like me.

Comfort is good. Took me a week of adjusting to get the snugness right, and I am still deciding about the look. Feet are happy though.

She usually vetoes my shoe choices. These got a thumbs up AND she borrowed them once. Comfortable and neat looking.

On my feet Sundays and busy the rest of the week. These keep up without making my feet an agenda item.

Delivery box looked like it lost a fight, but the shoes inside were fine. Comfortable from the first walk. Would order again.

Four hours on pavement every Saturday selling jam. My feet used to file complaints by ten. Not anymore. Also they wipe clean, which matters at a market.