Dockers Vargas: Premium Handsewn 👞 Leather Men's Shoes for the Stylish Gentleman Review

This is my 3rd pair of Dockers Wargs in the last 10 years (ridden mostly 2-4 years). I like them better than the Sperry because they are real leather, wear very well, have good stitching, have a good sole (although they do slip on wet surfaces) and fit just right. The color is great and goes with everything from jeans and khakis to shorts. The leather insole fell apart on my last pair after about 2 years of wear but I think that's because I've worn A LOT of them and don't wear them with them…

When I unpacked these shoes, I immediately noticed that they were too tight. I ordered 11.5m and there was a print on the inside of the shoe. A cursory check of the internet found that the "normal" width of an 11.5 length shoe is 4.2 inches (4 3/16). I have compared this to several pairs of comfortable shoes I own and the width ranged from 4.2 to 4.5 inches. These shoes are 3.5 inches! Even if the material were pliable and stretched a bit, it would protrude significantly compared to the sole of

I bought these shoes hoping they could replace a pair of Timberlands that I recently had to get rid of. Timberland were my favorite boat shoes I've ever owned and they seem to be out of production. So I've tried almost every brand (I'm not kidding - at least 10 pairs). I saw them and thought the look seemed close so I decided to give it a try. They're not as well built, but they're also a lot cheaper. They look nice, but the leather is surprisingly stiff and doesn't stretch like most boots. The

Very comfortable, good quality, the tongue seemed a bit shorter than other dockers and ties a bit differently, the tip doesn't go all the way around the boot like most shoes do Kind but securely tied. They take a little longer to get used to than other dockers I have. The ties only work in the four eyelets above the instep, although they have a tie at the back of the shoe they are not connected. This puts some of the pressure points in the shoe in different places than usual, leading to…

I can't believe how quickly these shoes "break in" - they were a little stiff the first time you put them on, but overall they were worn less than twelve hours (yesterday and today) they are already flexible enough just to get in and out. The size was perfect and they are as comfortable as deck shoes should be. They also look well made, with a durable outsole that I should wear four or five years ahead of using them. Since my feet have almost no arches, I could use a little more arch support in