👟 SPERRY Men's Black Striper Sneaker - Enhanced SEO-friendly Product Name Review

Photo after about two months of wearing. Toes and heels flew out of both soles. Received them in July and expired by September. I wore them several times a week, boating and playing on the islands - just like Sperry intended. I tested them for durability but nothing but normal wear and tear. Very disappointed with the way they have held up. They fit well, we are comfortable and we have received many compliments. I wish they had lasted longer.

Good shoe, great workmanship, good sole, good insoles, but runs small. I ordered my typical size and it didn't fit. I changed them up a half size and they were still small but kept them as I have a shoe thief. Otherwise they are nice shoes.

Bought for my husband after his old Sperry pumps wore out. He says they don't match his old pair, they chafe on his heels and he has to wear them with socks. A friend told us that Sperry pumps are now made in a different country and therefore don't fit well. I don't know, I just thought I buy the same shoes and they're not the same. (sad face)

I'm so happy I took the opportunity to purchase these shoes as I finally found a pair of sneakers that I love. I have a lot of trouble finding comfortable shoes because there is a big bump on one of my feet that makes any shoe, even a wide one, unbearable for me. But these Sperry Boat Shoes (Wide) are so comfortable. I had no bunion pain while wearing them, even during a 2 hour walk. I also love their classic sneaker look and they seem well constructed. I love that there are little elastic…

I've been a huge fan of Sperry Deck sneakers since I first set foot on board a submarine and it's been sooooo long! A few years ago my wife bought some pretty crappy and falling apart at the mall. Found out they were made in Asia. Cheap fakes with license agreement. Pooh! That prompted me to do my homework and find out what the hell is going on with this classic American shoe brand. I've learned that like everything else, there are old-fashioned Sperry's (still made in the USA) and lousy…