👞 Enhanced Comfort & Style: Twisted Leather Rubber Driving Moccasins Men's Shoes for Loafers & Slip-Ons Review

My wife says I have Fred Flintstone feet. It is difficult to find comfortable wide shoes. Skechers usually fit, but I wanted something different. I was tempted to go up a half size as I have to do this with narrow shoes. It never works I went for a wide 11 and eventually it came up. As with all overlays, there is a break to make them easy to put on. After a week (and a few miles) they fit perfectly. They have something called flexible fiber (or something like that) so they end up conforming to…

I really liked these shoes, I really liked them, but they definitely have their downsides. The sole is non-slip and very easy to care for. They are so comfy, so comfy I bought a pair for my dad. He never takes them off and only ever wears boots! When I got them I waterproofed them because they MUST be waterproof or they will wear out quickly. My first pair, bought from a local sporting goods store, was really abused. They were mainly used as boots. The first thing I noticed was that the metal…

That's rubbish for the price. I'm an orthosurgeon and the shoes I wear in the OR cost about the same, not that I intended them for that purpose. What I can say is that they certainly look fancy, but they fit like freaking flip flops. There is no flex at all on the back of the heel to grip the calcaneus and as a result the back of the heel pushes off the heel with each step, like two slaps in the face. I'm sure the rear end will eventually fail due to wear and tear. Also, there is no molded arch