Overall:Seem like good shoes, expensive, but with good arch support. I’ve given them 4 stars because I’ve only worn them for like an hour. I’ll update this review when I’ve worn them for longer.It's hard to take good pictures of your own feet, but I tried my best to get photos of how they fit. (And my cat photo bombed.)Background:I have plantar fasciitis and finding good, cute shoes is almost as challenging as finding good jeans. I have close-toed shoes with inserts, but I don’t have anything to wear with dresses or skirts or if I just don’t feel like putting on socks and shoes. I bought a pair of Vionics flipflops, and they were very firm and I wasn’t sure if I would like them—or if they’d help the pain at all—but it seemed I just needed to break them in and I like them a lot. However, flipflops weren’t really the kinds of shoes I wanted. Due to being flipflops, I tend to tense my feet up when I take a step, so they don’t flop too much, and that’s kind of exhausting and I don’t know that that necessarily helps out my plantar fasciitis.So I continued on in my search for cute sandals with good arch support, and man are those hard to find together! Eventually, I stumbled upon these. Expensive, and at the time I bought them, there was only 1 review on Amazon and 1 review on Vionic’s website. Because I liked the Vionics flipflops, I eventually decided to take the gamble and bought them.First impressions:They’re tall, a little more so than I think I was expecting from the pictures. It’s about 2” of heel. Not a complaint, just an observation. They seem a bit heavy. I’m not sure if that’ll mean anything while wearing them.The lining of the sole is something almost velvet-y. Very soft. I can tell immediately that wearing these shoes are going to make my feet sweat a little. I’m not sure yet if this is a deal breaker or not.The arch support seems good so far. It’s nice and tall, fits into my high arches very well.I saw the other review on Amazon (at the time of my purchase) says they were too narrow. They fit my feet well enough, but I have regular-to-narrow feet, so I don’t know how they would fit for wide feet. The straps at the front, by the toes, are not adjustable. Again, it fits me fine, but that might be an issue for someone else. The crisscross straps across the top are both adjustable however.I usually wear an 8.5 to 9 in size, I bought size 9 and that seems to have been the right call, so if you’re between sizes or unsure which size, I’d round up.Update: It’s been four months and I like them. I’m not pain-free with the plantar fasciitis, but I suspect it’ll take more than shoes to fix that. They’re cute and they’re comfortable. I was worried at first they might cause my feet to sweat, but so far that hasn’t been an issue.However, I’m leaving these at 4 stars because they are HEAVY. These might even be heavier than my husband’s steel-toed boots. It’s kind of ridiculous for a pair of sandals. It gets exhausting to wear sometimes, and the straps often leave nasty pressure marks behind on the tops of my feet from the weight.