👞 Black Men's Dockers Edson Slip-On Loafer Shoes Review

I wear them for business casual, but they can be worn with a suit and/or tie. Based on my business travel and the occasional job site meeting, I say I change 2 pairs a year and always have a pair on deck for emergencies. The exterior is good and the interior is moderately comfortable. Those aren't pillows! The outsole is also holding up well.

When I tried on the shoes for the first time, I expected disappointment. Thought it would have to be worn a few times to feel the "perfect fit". But I was pleasantly surprised at how comfortable the shoe felt the first time I tried it on. I wish I could find burgundy and sand color for the same shoes.

Nice, shiny, don't need polishing. Wide as stated. The opening compresses a little more when you put your foot in than other dockers, so you'll need to adjust your socks. But when it's on, it feels great, works great. I'll order a few more in a moment. Looks better than the dockers I bought which are almost the same but have a smooth smooth rounded finish whereas the other dockers are more like cut leather around the edges.

Too bad these work shoes were very comfortable for everyday wear and more. BUT the rubber outsole that looks thick is actually very thin and once the thin threads leak out there is a hole and the shoe floods! What a deceptive looking rubber outsole with a thick bottom! He's actually pretty damn skinny. Do not buy

The shoe material isn't that bad but the company that makes them just doesn't know how to measure shoes. I usually wear a size 8 but people said the order is small. So I ordered 7.5. Shoes are still too big. I'd be better off just going to the local store where 8 is 8. Dockers, you can do better. 3.5). I bought additional insoles: Dr. Scholl's Double Air-Pillo Custom Comfort Insoles ($6.91) and at least they fit now. In fact, they are quite comfortable. Docker, you owe me $6.91.