Get Active with Vionics

Whether you are a fitness freak or a fan of casual chic, step into Vionic to keep active and stylish. We love Vionics for their comfort and support and they…

By Rachel Branson, Founder & Editor in Chief· 9 Nov 2020 · 2 min read
Get Active with Vionics
Get Active with Vionics

Whether you are a fitness freak or a fan of casual chic, step into Vionic to keep active and stylish. We love Vionics for their comfort and support and they  have a range of trainers to suit you, whatever your exercise requirements – from walking to something more strenuous.

What’s more, each pair of Vionics is designed with Vionic proprietary Vio-Motion™ footbed technology, featuring three-zone comfort and ultimate arch support, meaning you can stay on your feet all day long.

Available from January is the split sole, lightweight Aris. Seafoam (main picture) and indigo will be the first colourways to drop and we imagine they will quickly become bestsellers, priced at £110.

Also available from January is Simasa priced at £120, a fun flatform tennis trainer with elevated chunky outsoles and youthful contrasting accents.

Lightweight Lenora is a traditional leisure trainer with a standard tongue, lace-up fastening and flexible engineered mesh upper. Available in black, blush and navy, Lenora is priced at £90.

Adore brings a touch of glamour and all the comfort to your active wear, engineered with a see-through, breathable mesh for ultimate flexibility. Adore colour options include black and white, dusty pink and grey in wide fit, priced at £95.

Maya is lightweight and ultra-comfortable, with breathable upper mesh providing a sleek and sporty look. Maya is priced at £80 and is available in French rose, blue and black.

You can see the current active range at www.vionicshoes.co.uk

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Rachel Branson

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Rachel Branson

Founder & Editor in Chief

With over 30 years in publishing and a background in Naturopathic Medicine, she has made it her mission to challenge mainstream health narratives and empower people to take control of their wellbeing. Now expanding her vision across the Atlantic, Rachel is bridging UK and US audiences with inspiring stories, trusted insights, and pioneering partnerships that align with a new era of health innovation.

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