👞 Dr. Scholl's Men's Loafer in Black Review

These shoes fall apart after two months. First the left shoe, now the right. Both shoes have the same problem: the gel lags behind the insole. They felt comfortable for the first month and a half….

Although the shoes appear to be well made I will never know how well they fit. I bought a half size up and still doesn't fit in my left boot. You either have to cut off the not very elastic elastic or send the shoes back. In any case, shoes are designed for people with flat feet. Can't recommend it at this time.

Very good shoes. The most important thing for me was good arch and heel support. This shoe has a very good grip. The only thing that bothered me was the fit. It was comfortable at first even though I ordered my normal size. It was a snug fit but soon stretched and turned out to be just right, good shoe!

Since I mainly wear tennis shoes, I was looking for my first pair of comfortable slip-on shoes. I spent a lot of time researching and comparing different brands and shoes before choosing Dr. Schools. I wanted to slide to provide more support and cushioning. This was the first style I tried and I was very happy with these shoes even though they are different from my usual. They're easy to put on, lightweight, and offer more support and cushioning than my New Balance.

I found the shoes to be of good quality and advertised appropriately. Size tends to run large according to the available size chart. The chart compared my height to 9.5X. I ordered 9X as it is my normal size. It's a bit on the free side. 9.5X would be sloppy. Also, I have a hard time putting them on. I have a high arch and the opening is a little tight. But I can deal with that. If I had tried on a pair before buying I would have looked elsewhere.

These shoes are some of the most uncomfortable shoes I've ever worn. The pads dig into the leg and cause leg pain at the end of the day. In fact, my feet hurt even the next day after wearing these shoes. I wouldn't trust the positive reviews. In addition, the fit is very large and even in the reduced state, my feet floated in it. Seriously terrible.

I wear them in my carpentry shop where I have a hobby of turning perfect wood into sawdust. This is my third pair in 22 years that I have bought solely for this purpose. Something penetrates her, undress her, shake her out, put her back on. spill them so what, nobody will ever see me in them and they are cheap. Comfortable and durable for years.