👞 Top-rated Bogs Men's Sauvie Slip Black Shoes: Quality and Style Combined Review

When you park your RV in the "right spot" but that spot is in the middle of a muddy puddle, you need something like low waders (in the Pacific Northwest). In addition, we like to go for a walk on the beach, which is NOT done in flip flops in winter. It fits my size as expected and should help keep my feet warm and dry when camping in the off-season. Especially when the RV is parked in a puddle in a reserved campsite on the Washington coast! Assuming these are the newest (and durable enough to…

I don't post much about products but was extremely disappointed with the durability of the current Bog product. I will say that I wear these types of shoes day in and day out for almost everything and the first pair I ordered had tears on both the medial and lateral sides where your toe meets the foot. No, I understand that this area of the boot is heavily used. However, the first pair only lasted 30 days and I called to ask for a replacement, thinking it must have just been an accident. I…

I ordered a pair of these shoes to replace a pair of Bogs City Walkers which I've had for over four years now. Before I bought Urban Walkers, I wore a pair of Bogs Carson Boots from 2012 for everyday use and a pair of their Forge Steel Toe Boots for work from 2015. As soon as I took the Sauvies out of the box to try them on, I have the boot with the Pulled heel strap over foot and the strap came off immediately. I dismissed this as a defective product and ordered a replacement. To my…

I live in a temperate rain forest in Southeast Alaska and these are my "everyday" hiking shoes. They're comfortable enough to last all day (with a pair of arch inserts, which I use in all my shoes to help fight plantar fasciitis). Ankle boots, a waterproof construction that allows me to walk carefree through puddles, shallow mud or snow, and a zipperless style that makes them easy to slip on and off when entering or exiting the house. Here almost no one wears shoes in their house because…

Very soft sole, comfortable upper, flexible heel and low weight. Stable but easy to turn on and off. Ventilation is limited, but you can't be waterproof and ventilated at the same time. I've tried several brands over the last few years, D (leather, hard, heavy and sore upper), M (comfortable but a bit heavy, not waterproof), S (wood and hard sole, expensive), C (rubber, waterproof, comfortable but thin like flat shoes). All had their pros and cons, but most of all I am satisfied with this…