Name: Ryka Felicity
Brand: Ryka
Price: 30 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 87 (1024 reviews)

Verdict from 100+ user reviews

8 reasons to buy

A vast majority of users commended the comfort offered by the Ryka Felicity because it helped to relieve pain caused by bunions, arthritis, corns, plantar fasciitis, and other foot issues.
A significant number of shoppers thought that the trainer looked cute and went well with their everyday clothing.
Droves of testers appreciated the snug fit of the upper and claimed that lengthwise, the footwear ran true to size.
Though marketed as a walking shoe, numerous folks wore this model when using the treadmill or the elliptical because it provided the needed support for the said activities.
The slip-on style pleased a lot of people especially those with mobility issues that made it hard for them to tie laces or deal with straps.
Plenty of wearers enjoyed the lightweight construction of the merchandise because their feet did not feel weighed down.
The footgear’s ability to accommodate custom orthotics resonated well with multiple consumers who wanted more cushioning or better arch support.
Several individuals noted that the knitted upper kept their feet warm during cold weather.

2 reasons not to buy

Some purchasers criticized the sole unit because it quickly got dirty and the material wore out fast.
The knitted upper was not breathable and caused the feet of a few wearers to become uncomfortably hot.

Bottom line

The Ryka Felicity received a lot of compliments not only for its stylish looks but mostly because of how comfortable it was to wear. Commenters also enjoyed how easy it was to put on and take off because there were no laces that needed to be tied. It was designed as a walking shoe, but that did not stop others from using it as fitness footwear because it was deemed supportive.

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Overview

Profile of the Ryka Felicity

The Ryka Felicity is the brand’s attempt at delivering style and comfort during walks. The model has a slip-on construction for an easy on-and-off, while the bungee lacing system keeps the fit tight.

Outsole

The Ryka Felicity utilizes EVA for its bottom. This material is known for its high abrasion resistance and shock absorption. It displays a sticky grip on different types of surfaces as well. Rubber pods are strategically placed on the high-wear areas to protect them from damage.

Midsole

The Memory Foam insole of the Ryka Felicity molds to the curves of the sole to offer even coverage of cushioning. Its base is made of latex to deter compression.

Underneath it is a lightweight EVA midsole for extra cushioning. It is reinforced by a dual-density heel cradle to stabilize the gait of both overpronated and supinated feet.

Upper

This Ryka walking shoe is engineered to feel light and ventilated on the foot due to its custom heathered knit fabric. The toe is round-shaped to give room for toes to splay and swell, which happen naturally throughout the day.

It has a slip-on build for easier wear on and off. A pull tab is attached to the heel collar to help the wearer to pull it on.

As a slip-on trainer, it does not use a closure system. Instead, it has an integrated bungee lacing system in order to adjust the fit.

A TPU heel harness strap wraps around the rear area to serve as support. This mechanism also prevents accidental heel slippage.

Facts / Specs

Arch support:	Stability
Use:	All-day wear, Travel, City, For nurses
Closure:	Slip-on
Material:	Synthetic upper
Features:	Cushioned
Condition:	Flat feet, Overpronation, Plantar fasciitis
Brand:	Ryka

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Laci is a contemporary dancer turned shoe aficionado. She is the most knowledgeable person when it comes to athletic shoes, size conversions and details people nitpick about footwear. She keeps the RunRepeat content gears turning 24/7. And she walks 20miles/week.