👞 CLARKS Men's Cotrell Loafer in Tobacco Leather - Shoes with Slip-Ons and Loafers Review

Mech. Totally average. I used to always wear Rockports. They were cheap with crappy soft bottoms that wouldn't last long. I was hoping the soles would sit better on them and they could be a tad better, but it's still the same lightweight foam crap. Of course they are light. The sole is probably made from recycled flip flops or something, and the other materials are certainly not heavy. Each shoe probably contains 0.78 cents of material. They look good, but they're no more comfortable than any…

I was expecting a replacement for my current pair of laceless Clark shoes, well made from cowhide and worn out in two years. I am disappointed that the shoes I received are of much lower quality with poor quality soles instead of higher quality rubber. The description says "100% Leather and Textile" but let me warn you this is misleading. There's a lot more textile than leather, but together it's "leather and textile", but mostly textile. After unpacking the shoes I didn't dare wear them…

I've been looking for a pair of quality leather slippers like these for a long time. They're genuine leather, comfortable walking shoes, and a good business-casual option for lazy people who still want the boss to think you tried it this morning. When they arrived I immediately ordered another pair in the exact same size and color because these shoes are hard to find, especially for the price. However, they are more "business” than "everyday”. Most likely, if someone sees you in these shoes…

As per my other review of my new brown pair; Two of my favorite brown and black comfort boots were nearing the end of their lives after 10 YEARS of excellent road warrior foot support, and I figured it was just a case of buying another set of well-known quality comfort shoes (as Clarks traditionally do! ). However, when I searched online and in local stores, the "Clarks shoes" I came across just never felt like the Clarks shoes I know and have proudly owned in the past! The quality has gone…

A few months ago I bought a standard 10 width brown sneaker from a shoe store. They were a little tight to wear but still wearable and comfortable. I think they've stretched a bit, but I'm also used to a semi-tight fit, with my fairly wide (now I wear size 10 1/2 to 11 AAAA shoes as I get older) feet, one with bursitis . I liked them enough to buy another pair of black AAAA wide ones. It's good that I like both of them now, but of course the wide one is a bit looser. BOTH wearable. So I find…

they fit well and are very comfortable. the sole is, as already mentioned, a very light material, no idea what that is. Overall fit and feel is good. decent price. After not being sure how many months to wear, I feel the ground beneath my feet. I can say they are nearing the end. A lot of shoes seem to be like that these days. I'm pretty strict with the shoes as they've held up well, the upper is still intact and the sole stayed attached, but I feel like the insole is wearing out too quickly…