The VIONIC Walk Strider is a highly technical performance walking shoe engineered to provide superior motion control and stability. Designed for active daily use, this silhouette incorporates anti-roll and lateral rigidity constructs, offering high-rebound cushioning for a responsive feel. The upper is constructed from a breathable mesh and synthetic blend with leather overlays, providing a lightweight yet durable fit that maintains its structural integrity throughout the day.

The technical core of the shoe features a firm yet flexible, removable textile-covered EVA orthotic insert. Integrated within the build is proprietary 1st Ray Technology, which is specifically designed to promote better forefoot mobility and overall gait efficiency. This specialized construction prioritizes forefoot flex and stability, while a 1.125" platform height provides a modern profile and enhanced underfoot protection.

The foundation is built on a durable rubber cushioned outsole, designed to withstand everyday wear while providing reliable traction. The interior features a VIO-FLEX insole, a flexible and lightweight compound optimized for moisture control and added breathability. Combined with built-in VIO MOTION Technology—featuring contoured arch support and a deep heel cup—this shoe is designed to help alleviate heel pain caused by plantar fasciitis or Achilles tendonitis by balancing the whole you.

Features:

– Outer Material: Leather & Fabric (Breathable Mesh and Synthetic)

– Inner Material: Fabric

– Sole Material: Rubber

– Platform Height: 1.125"

– Durable rubber cushioned outsole designed for everyday wear

– Firm yet flexible, removable textile-covered EVA orthotic insert

– 1st Ray Technology to promote better forefoot mobility and gait efficiency

– Built-in VIO MOTION Technology footbed with contoured arch support

– Shock-absorbing cushioning and deep heel cup to provide stability

– VIO-FLEX insole optimized for moisture control and breathability

– Designed to help alleviate heel pain caused by plantar fasciitis or Achilles tendonitis

– It's recommended to wear your new pair for a few hours to allow your feet to adapt to the new support