I absolutely love these shoes! Love the arch support they fit great. I did t even have a “break in” period they were amazing straight from the box. I only wear Vionic shoes. Finally a shoe company that is stylish and comfortable! Fit true to size.

I am enjoying the shoe. Fits good and relieves my knee pain. I agree with other reviewers that material the footbedbis made of makes sticks to my feet and makes a pretty loud sound.

Fashionable and SO COMFORTABLE!

The Daisy has a firm arch & offers maximum support, however, I have a wide. but thin flat foot & found that the straps on more than 50% of the Daisy's were too lose: I had ordered these Vionic Daisy from 2 different retailers, & had to try several in order to find a few pairs that fit snug enough to wear & kep for the future (as styles are often discontinued): keep in mind that the leather will stretch, but several of the multiple pairs which I had ordered, were so lose, the sandals slipped off easily... While unworn, they were too loose to wear when received. I tried to downsize a 1/2 size as the smaller the size, the tighter the straps, & while I didn't notice much difference in the toe area (I still had more than enough extra space in front of the thong for my toes but I do have small toes), the 1/2 size smaller (size 7&1/2), was short in terms of my heel placement, & I worried that the position of the arch might be off. So I have returned 4 of these 6 pairs & ordered more of my regular size 8, in the hopes that I can find a couple sufficiently snug pairs [as the leather straps will stretch). However, if someone requires somewhat longer straps, they should be fine & find most pairs fit properly (a snug pair will stretch, especially if one wears with dampened straps). The arrangement & width of the top leather straps are almost the same as the old Bass Sunjuns which must have been around for 30 yrs. When I started to need arch support, I had had to give up wearing the Sunjuns. As w/the Sunjuns, these type of thicker leather straps do need to be broken in, & I suggest that people take a spare pair of other sandals with them initially if wearing outside their home or walking, & that they should not plan on going for even a 1/2 day trip until these sandals are broken in.

The Daisy has a firm arch & offers maximum support, however, I have a wide. but thin flat foot & found that the straps on more than 50% of the Daisy's were too lose: I had ordered these Vionic Daisy from 2 different retailers, & had to try several in order to find a few pairs that fit snug enough to wear & kep for the future (as styles are often discontinued): keep in mind that the leather will stretch, but several of the multiple pairs which I had ordered, were so lose, the sandals slipped off easily... While unworn, they were too loose to wear when received. I tried to downsize a 1/2 size as the smaller the size, the tighter the straps, & while I didn't notice much difference in the toe area (I still had more than enough extra space in front of the thong for my toes but I do have small toes), the 1/2 size smaller (size 7&1/2), was short in terms of my heel placement, & I worried that the position of the arch might be off. So I have returned 4 of these 6 pairs & ordered more of my regular size 8, in the hopes that I can find a couple sufficiently snug pairs [as the leather straps will stretch). However, if someone requires somewhat longer straps, they should be fine & find most pairs fit properly (a snug pair will stretch, especially if one wears with dampened straps). The arrangement & width of the top leather straps are almost the same as the old Bass Sunjuns which must have been around for 30 yrs. When I started to need arch support, I had had to give up wearing the Sunjuns. As w/the Sunjuns, these type of thicker leather straps do need to be broken in, & I suggest that people take a spare pair of other sandals with them initially if wearing outside their home or walking, & that they should not plan on going for even a 1/2 day trip until these sandals are broken in.