👞 Northam Loafer Tobacco Leather Men's Shoes by CLARKS Review

I found the shoes a bit boring. The skin should be lighter. I also use insoles on my boots and hope that over time they will fit a little better as I wear them. The right shoe feels too big or too long for my foot. I'm not sure if the problem is with the insole. Just take a look! I hope I get enough value out of the shoe to justify the money spent. I usually have no problems with Clark shoes.

tl;dr: they came too tight, they weren't broken by inserting my legs, now it's very comfortable. The skin seems fine, the color is as expected. ------ I ordered a large size as it usually fits me better. When I first put them on, they were surprisingly uncomfortable! Extremely narrow base of toes / over the ball (or whatever you call it, toe over the ball). The back of the shoe was also rubbing heavily on the back of my heel/(slightly protruding) Achilles tendon. As one reviewer noted, the hem…

I wear the same shoes most of the time. I've worn out the Rockports that came before them like hell and when I was looking for replacements I found these - almost identical but they look 5% nicer. They're comfortable, go with everything because I don't wear brown shoes or brown belts, I'm lazy so there's that aspect. I almost forgot - they are super light. This will save you the urge to wear heavy shoes again. It's also important that I like it - I like a little bit in my boot (but not too…

This shoe is not what I'm used to from Clark. The materials are rougher and less comfortable than usual. NO heel support at all. The bezel on the edge is incredibly hard and it still hurts after using it 3-4 days a week for 1 month. The sole is also quite slippery. I spend a lot of time sitting and the shoes hurt my feet as if I had been standing in them for a very long time. The "brand" lettering on the inside and the "special" heel support have disappeared after the third day of wearing. I…

I love it when Clarks wore them for 50+ years. I trust her size. I used to be 13 million but after turning 60 my height increased. In fact, for many years it was 13.5 million, but that size is almost impossible to find. However. I bought these 140 million Northam step loafers for less than $20-$36 and later had them in a brand new box with tissue paper on the pristine, pristine loafers at my door. I put them on and they fit just like the full priced styles I've worn over the years. desert…