ephiza Womens Walking Shoes Arch Support Plantar Fasciitis Sneakers Cushion Pain Relief Tennis

Very happy with the color and materials used. The fit is perfect with good amount of comfort inside shoe as well. I would encourage anyone that stands all day to purchase a pair.

Normally, I am anywhere between a size 8, 8w and an 8 1/2. I went with my typical size which is an eight, and I’m very glad I did. They run a little large and I had a lot of space in these shoes.I did a 30 minute treadmill walk in to see how it felt on my feet, One of my feet is wider than the other, and it fit and felt perfect. The other foot I felt like it was tight on the ankle, but my foot was moving around a lot inside of the shoe.I like that they come with inserts to help with plantar fasciitis, but my concern is how long those will last. Still, it was a very nice touch, and I will use them as long as they last.I believe with repeated wear, and breaking them in more it will feel better on the 1 foot that felt like it was swimming inside of it. I give it four stars because I would wear these shoes out and I absolutely love how thick the cushion is and that they hit my arches correctly.

I purchased these shoes for my 90+ YO mother and she loves them. She says they are very comfortable and she feels very stable walking in them. The gray is a nice neutral color without being black. They also have a nice padded but supportive footbed and sole.

I was very nervous to try these since I have worn one pair of tennis shoes for the last ten or so years, and these did not disappoint! I don't wear them everyday, but I've worn them out on walks outside with my dog, and they are very comfortable! I've never worn tennis shoes with a thick sole like these have, but I love the way it feels to walk in them. I definitely recommend these shoes!

These shoes are heavy, probably due to how much material there is in making the sole so hard and thick. They are much higher profile than I typically wear and the height of the ankle area is higher than usual. Thankfully I didn't get a blister on my 3.5 mile walk but when I started the walk I pulled my sock up where it was as tall as the highest part of the ankle but by halfway through the walk my heel tab sank back to it's usual height. I was afraid it would blister but thankfully that didn't happen. When I first tried these with some no-show socks, they slipped down and became uncomfortable (not something I ever had an issue with when wearing no-show socks with my Skechers pictured). Overall I can't speak to it's impact on my plantar fasciitis but these won't be my favorite due to how hard and thick the soles are. I'd probably only wear them for walks less than 3 miles total.

I wear anywhere from a size 6 to a size 7 in shoes, depending on the brand, so I went with a size 6.5 with these and they fit perfectly! My feet are 9.5" long and narrow with high arches. I find these shoes pretty comfortable. They are on the firmer side, so if you need a softer shoe, this might not be it, but they don't make my feet hurt. The outer "structure" of the shoe is firm and holds my feet in place, which is good for me since one of my feet has a tendency to roll inwards. The arch support is great. If you are looking for a firmer shoe with a solid structure, I would recommend.

While these look clunky they are absolutely comfortable and great for walking. Due to the shape of the sole, your thighs really feel the difference of wearing these supportive shoes, as well as feeling it in your feet. I highly recommend.

These are great walking shoes. They have good arch support, a slightly higher profile on the ankle than a lot of shoes, and excellent traction. The first time I walked in them I found them to be extremely comfortable with good support and no need for a breaking-in period. They are easy to slip on and off and are nice looking.