👞 LANCROP Mens Slip-On Loafers Lightweight Men's Shoes for Comfortable Slip-Ons Review

They're a little weird; her size seems to be standard for males 8; they seem well put together; and the insole is more supportive than I expected, but there's no concavity at all. The strangest thing is that the material *scratches*. For me it was important because in the summer I either don't wear socks and only wash the insoles, or I wear very low-cut socks. Price range, otherwise ok.

I ordered Men's 10US (M) and the shoes arrived quickly, in a plastic bag in a post office plastic bag. Color and appearance correspond to the image on the display. They are very light and a quick inspection revealed adequate stitching, including at stress points. Both shoes are listed as a size 10 (size 44) but the L shoes are slightly longer than the R and both are longer than the other size 10 shoes I have. They are very narrow with little arch support; As I put them on and walked around the…

Size was smaller than most. I ordered size 10, medium width. This is my normal size. The shoes were tight, but gradually stretched. The price was what I expected, so I'm not complaining.

I bought a pair of Lancrop slippers (manufacturer says: Tiosebon on the label) last year (grey) and I really liked them. I wore them until they eventually ran out. I tried to buy another pair but the gray was out of stock so I went with navy blue. Although the style was the same, this pair doesn't fit me and is irritating the top of my foot. Too bad. I really liked the first pair.

Left boot tilted slightly to the side/right. I noticed as soon as I put them on, my left leg started wobbling and weird so I took a closer look and there it was. You can also see that the same left shoe has been reworked in some way, such as: B. re-glued or something in the same area that looks crooked. They felt very cheap and the insole is the kind that comes off but these were very loose so any weight was just a matter of time and the whole thing became a hell of a mess when worn. These…

shoes are cheap and would cost half. In reality it looks even cheaper than in the photo. The outsole is quite hard plastic, not rubber, so the grip is not very good. There is almost no deposit support. I ended up having to buy insole supports that cost as much as the shoes themselves to make them even useable. After mods, they're good for banging around the house, but no more.

After walking in these shoes, I got blisters on both pinky fingers because of the stitching at the top. They cannot be worn without socks. Who makes boat shoes that can't be worn without socks?

Haven't had them for a long time, but I'm thrilled. They are very comfortable and look well made. Time will tell how well they hold up but I'm sure they will last as long as the price deserves and possibly longer. The good thing is that you can simply throw them in the washing machine when they get dirty, which is a great advantage, especially for everyday shoes. Air drying will do and it may take a few days but I'll probably order another pair because I really like them.

First I bought a size 8.5 , as were all my other shoes, but they ran small. I sent them back and bought a size 9 and now they fit great! I like the look of the shoes. It was a good buy!