OrthoComfoot Men's Orthopedic Leather Dress Walking Shoes: Comfortable Plantar Fasciitis Loafers with Arch Support for Flat Feet, Casual Business Orthotic Slip-On for Foot and Heel Pain Relief

Shoes are comfortable, look great from in front and side view (kinda funny looking from behind, but who cares).So far they seem durable for the price.I wear them to & from Prayer at the Mosque. Super easy to kick off and put on again with regular socks. Plenty roomy inside, so in the winter months when my feet get cold, I wear regular socks inside of Kuff (leather socks) - still plenty of room inside the show for all that (toes never feel out of room), and still kick off and go on easily.As other reviewers have said, these are not mountain climbing shoes, nor running shoes - get going too fast in these things and one or both of them will slip/kick off your foot/feet.But for normal speed walking on a paved or maintained gravel trail that is relatively level, or for going shopping at the store, these are great. And solved a lot of trouble taking off & putting back on boots or shoes for me at the Mosque too.

very comfortable and easy on and off. seem well made. look great

- I am extremely grateful!- I am impressed!- I can stop returning shoes that hurt my overly-used & moderately abused feet 🦶These shoes:Look GreatHave Amazing arch supportAcreage of toe box grazing roomWith a low slipper like heel construction, these shoes are very convenient to put on and take off.I wouldn’t want to run a marathon or hike up Mount Kilimanjaro, but these shoes are great for going through security check lines and are amazingly comfortable. These shoes are a Talisman for a service worker’s beat up retired feet……Service workers rule!Love 💕 these shoes!

I like the general features of the shoe. And their including a second set of inserts with less arch support, which I find better fit my needs better than the ones that come in the shoes. I know this may be unique to myself, but I like the very low back. Normal shoes with high back rub against my tendons, so I appreciate this rather unusual feature.

Comfy and professional

My husband wanted slip on dress looking shoes. These are what I got for him and he loves them! He says they are quite comfortable!

These are very nice looking shoes and they have nice features.I got these for my husband. He doesn’t really have any foot issues at this point. He loves these.They are real leather and the texture is a nice soft pebble. The insoles are removable and have a true arch support. These look great with dress pants, jeans or shorts because of the simple design and pretty leather. He says they feel ‘broken in’ but they did not require getting used to. The fit is nice with a heel cup where your heel sits comfortably.There’s padding on the top and around the shoe sides and heel.They have an expandable gore on the top on each side of the foot. It helps to keep them on your foot while walking.Good looking shoes.

First of all, I don't have any foot/feet problems, but I liked the look of these shoes and I appreciate comfort and quality.But I am not quite sure how these shoes are meant to be worn. The back of the shoe is very low and as I step, my heel comes out of the shoe... is that the way it is supposed to be? In the pics and the video, I don't see the models foot coming out of the shoe, which leaves me wondering if my regular size I ordered is too large or if my feet are too small.As well, the model has no socks on... is that the way these are supposed to be worn?I could have sworn I ordered black, but the brown is a pleasing color, and as far as construction and quality of materials, the shoes are obviously very well made. And you have a choice of innersoles to meet your particular need.But I don't care for the clog like feel (if that is what they are supposed to be) and I am not hip enough to go sockless to a dress occasion.So, how to rate these... is it the shoes or is it me? Realizing I'm not a rocket surgeon, I will take the fall, but I still have to knock off a star because I am unclear on the concept. And I have to say this is the first pair of shoes that I found confusing (and possibly smarter than me).