I have been looking for quite some time cute sandals for my feet with plantar fasciitis. I was already resigned to wear chunky, ugly sandals until I found these beautiful and comfortable ones. I am loving them, to the point that I am ordering a new black pair.

It was quite a large amount of money to shell out for summer sandals but it was a worthwhile investment. They look beautifully elegant and yet feel sturdy, with a good grip. The footbed is incredibly comfortable and has moulded onto my foot. I suffer from plantar fasciitis but have been able to walk fair distances without being in pain afterwards. They are really perfect for my feet. My question is: why do Sécra not make equally comfortable, elegant shoes rather than concentrating on two models of sandals?

True to size. Well made. Disappointing as they are not as comfortable as Archies, feel less supportive and the footbed is harder. A lot of money to pay out but there aren't that many smart arch support sandals on the market so they are better than not having a pair. I would not be able to do much mileage in them compared to Archies, where I could do longer duration walking and rougher terrain. I have a morton's neuroma which is not triggered by Archies, I don't feel as confident in these, therefore only short journeys. I think the footbed is too hard for a Morton's neuroma.