Propet M3910 Walker Oxford Smooth Men's Shoes - Stylish Comfort and Superior Support Review

I wore these shoes almost daily for 4 1/2 months and occasionally ran up to 2 miles at a time. They fit well, the sole is in good condition but the stitching on the toe is starting to unravel. I expected a pair of sneakers to last longer.

I've bought this model with velcro straps before. The fit was good but the straps were too long. The ones with laces are much better. I paid over $200 for a pair from another brand and they are just as good, maybe better. If they were made in the USA they would be perfect.

These shoes are good enough but the pair I bought had a strong chemical smell that takes weeks to wear off and is still there after a few months. It probably has something to do with the processing of the leather. Anyway, I've never had shoes that smell so strong and last so long. It's not an unpleasant smell, but it's very noticeable. Maybe I just caught a bad match. The rest of the shoes are ok.

Good walking shoes. More streamlined and a little less chunky than Propets Village Walkers. Looks good and fits my normal size easy to find so no problem.

Nearly perfect! Light and durable shoes with good support. Comfortable and easy to wear. I wish other manufacturers had delivered the same quality.

I've had these shoes before and couldn't find them until I spotted them at Revain. Fast delivery, perfect fit, I'm a happy person.

My dad's insurance has changed and the place he ordered his brown pair from (N) no longer accepts his DTA. I found the exact match in black and he is over the moon with happiness.

The picture of the shoes is deceptive. It's not elegant, like shoes. It looks very easy. Propet Men's M3910 Vista Walker Oxford, Black Smooth, 10 XX (US Men's 10 EEEEE)

Propet shoes seemed very comfortable and attractive to me, so I ordered a pair for my husband. He too has found that they fit well and are comfortable, which is especially important now that he has developed foot problems in old age.

They replace a duplicate shoe purchased many years ago. You are perfect. There's no point in trying another variety if you're satisfied. Thank you very much. SZHR.

The Propet Walker was delivered, my husband opened the package, set them up and happily left the house for work. all in about 30 minutes.

All in all normal shoes. It appears to be a Chinese clone of the SAS Time Out sneakers. Laces are wider than those that come with SAS shoes (I find SAS laces to be easier to use, and SAS shoes come with a spare pair). The outsole feels a bit firmer than the SAS shoes, making the shoe more durable, but it does feel a little slippery on wet surfaces. They have a leather upper. Leather is less breathable than SAS shoes, so my feet sweat more and sometimes my feet get cold due to high humidity. The

This is a replacement for the same shoes. As my husband had back surgery last year I felt he needed a new pair as the others were around 8 years old. The shoes have been worn very well as they were worn almost daily at the time.

I have very wide feet and was happy to find 5 E's in this shoe. I wear them quite often - even up to 12 hours and they stay comfortable.

Fits with good support. Comfortable to walk but not well built. I'm guessing six months ahead of the next couple. No problem. If Chinese shoes last six months, that's very good. I might try other shoes from this company when the time comes.

I am diabetic and that is very pleasant. Together with the diabetic socks, I no longer have any problems staying on my feet for an eight-hour shift. I wear 9W and they fit perfectly. These aren't exactly classic shoes, but they're great for work, walking, or everyday wear with jeans.

The Propet men's shoes I received are not 9 3EEE. The fit is snug, only wore them for half a day and had to take them off. I compared them to other 3EEE shoes I bought from another store and found that the Propet was 2.5cm narrow. However, the marking says that Propet 9 3EEE, they should be skipped or bad

It's all about good shoes, but they don't last as long as they used to. I don't know if the materials have changed, but the support doesn't last long.

I don't think these shoes are for me. I have worn SAS shoes for many years but wanted to try them because of the cost. SAS (San Antonia Shoes) Time Out shoes at Revain range from $160 to $190. So there is a difference, but the quality is not even comparable. I've had SAS shoes for 4-5 years and wore them every day before I had to replace them. I have problem feet, peripheral neuropathy and my feet hurt all the time if I wear any kind of shoes, but I think I need to go back to SAS.

I usually buy M4070 (size 10 5E) but this M3910 shoe was a bit cheaper so I decided to give it a try. It was listed the same size, but the sole was noticeably smaller, by over a quarter of an inch in each direction. Although I could wear it, I couldn't walk in it. i want to return it