Vionic Uptown Trainers - Brown - 5.5


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The Vionic Uptown Trainer is designed for adults seeking a versatile, supportive sneaker for everyday activities like commuting, travel, and running errands. Featuring proprietary Vio Motion Technology, these trainers provide excellent arch support and heel stability to promote better full-body alignment, though they may require a short breaking-in period for those unaccustomed to orthotic-style footwear.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Brown |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Suede |
| Shoe Size UK | 5.5 |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Series | Uptown |
| Model Part Number | J7704L9201 |
| Brand | Vionic |
Yes, they are designed for all-day wear, commuting, and walking, thanks to the energy-returning PU foam.
No. Machine washing can ruin the suede material and the structural integrity of the orthotic support.
The heel height is 1.625 inches with a 0.875-inch platform.
Yes, the firm EVA carrier and deep heel cup are specifically engineered to provide stability and help with alignment.
The Uptown Trainers feature integrated Vio Motion technology; the insoles are designed as a permanent part of the supportive structure.
This is normal for Vio Motion Technology. Wear the trainers for 1-2 hours per day for the first week to let your arches adapt.
Use a specialized suede brush or a clean, dry microfiber cloth to buff the surface in a consistent direction.
Ensure the laces are snug; the deconstructed upper may require a slightly tighter knot than traditional padded trainers to lock the heel in place.
To ensure your Vionic Uptown Trainers last, avoid submerging them in water, as the suede material is sensitive to moisture. To clean, use a soft-bristled brush to gently remove surface dirt or dust. If the shoes get wet, air-dry them away from direct heat sources like radiators to prevent the materials from warping or stiffening. When first wearing these, we recommend using them for only a few hours at a time during the first week to allow your feet to adjust to the orthotic arch support system.