👞 DAWGS Ultralite Tracker: High-Performance Black Men's Shoes for Work Review

I am a professional baker, 70 years old, and I am on my feet 8-12 hours a day. I also suffer from neuropathy which causes terrible pain in both legs until I started wearing my DAWGS. Now I'm not pain free but I estimate the pain in my legs has gone down by 90%, yes 90%. I bought a second pair of DAWGS of a different model to drive around the house. Just today I donated 5 pairs of practically new kitchen shoes and boots because my DAWGS are now my work shoes.

I bought these shoes for use in the hospital. I like them because they clean easily and thoroughly. I can say that they are comfortable to wear when using the arch insoles. I can't say much about the durability. They look reasonably well built but are rubber/plastic. I can say that the non-slip soles are amazing. I didn't find a spot of liquid on the floor that the shoes wouldn't penetrate. I don't really like the velcro but it works and keeps my foot secure (just a guy with a lace).

These shoes would REALLY benefit from a contoured sole with more arch support. I had trouble finding inserts that provided arch support without pulling the heel out of the heel cup. If your feet are sweating at all, these shoes are not breathable so your socks may need some airing. :/ On the plus side, durability, cleanability and slip resistance are great. Won't be buying again without improved arch support. (Worn 4 months during clinical rotations in nursing).

I originally bought these shoes in a size 9. My usual size is 9-9 1/2. 9 injured their legs and I had to send them back. Unfortunately the 9 1/2 is out of stock so I took 10. The 10 didn't hurt my legs but was a bit loose so it wasn't a perfect solution but I can work with it. Also, I was able to take advantage of the discount on this product. The only desire is to have a pair at 9 1/2. I recommend them as a cheaper alternative to expensive kitchen shoes.

As a nursing student preparing for a clinical rotation, I have found it incredibly difficult to find a pair of shoes that fit the rules of the program (all white, no stitching or holes in front) . , easy to clean), but don't look like women's clogs. During my research I came across these shoes that remind me a bit of Puma sneakers so I decided to give them a try. As most of the reviews here indicate, they are on the small side. I bought a size larger than I usually buy and they fit well apart…

The price of the shoes I sold! My husband works in a hospital and doesn't like Crocs. We buy the first pair in DXL, the price was $60! When he needed another pair I bought them from Revain for $20, what a savings! He loves these shoes!

The shoes did not fit properly in the toe area and pressed heavily on the sides of the foot. He doesn't have a wide foot just a long size 16. He hated them so much I'm willing to return them even though I paid over $5 to have them sent to me and now I'm paying the same amount, to send them back to you. A pair of $20 work shoes isn't even worth that. They ended up costing me $11 and I have nothing to show. Buyer Warning!

I work 8-10 hours a day in a restaurant and need good quality non-slip shoes. I've tried almost all of SFC's men's shoes and found them to be lacking in 'comfort'. Looking for COMFORTABLE non-slip materials, a kitchen worker recommended a specific shoe from Crocks so I ordered these but unfortunately had to return them as they were too small for my size M 12.5 US feet. .so on a whim I ordered a size M 13US DAWGS and I'm happy to say I'm very pleased with the results. I ordered black/brown and…

I've been wearing Dawgs trackers for a while and I'm happy with them. Thought I'd buy Ultralights for a change. While these are good shoes, I find them slightly smaller than trackers. When my legs stretch towards the end of the day, they become too tight. The non-slip sole is great for wet floors, but when the environment is dirty, the sole fills with dirt and destroys the non-slip performance. Velcro isn't particularly useful either. I work on a concrete floor and have found that trackers…