Govicta Leather Ankle Boots Hand Stitching Casual Loafers Boots for Men Slip On Driving Shoes Side Zipper Non Slip Comfy Brown Black Green Khaki Regular Plus Velvet Size 6.5-12

This could be called an apology. I purchased one pair of shoes and they were hard to get on; however, they were very comfortable and seemed to ease some pain I had in my leg. I mentioned they were hard to get on but that I would purchase another pair. Well, I did and now I would give the shoes five stars. I discovered that the problem putting on the shoe was me and my bad leg. The swelling has gone down and the shoes are perfect.

Like the color and stylish

They are a well made shoe BUT they are very narrow. My wife had to wear them for a while to stretch them so that I could get my feet into them. Now that they are well worn, they are very comfortable. The zipper does not stay zipped but they still do well.

I ordered size 10.5 because I have no problem with all of my other shoes. The zipper is broken and the shoes are extremely tight fit.

Boots/shoes look awesome and are very soft. The issue is that they are very soft. I can feel the sole of the boot beneath my heal when I walk. I may get some gel inserts to hopefully alleviate that. If not, then these boots will be unusable for me. Otherwise, they are very nice looking and have a great soft texture to the touch.

Well made love this shoe

This is actually the second pair I purchased, because the first got lost and had to reorder.Pros:Super comfy, soft flexible body and sole. They run a little wide, there is plenty of room to wiggle your toes.Neutral:There is absolutely no ankle or arch support; some people need ankle or arch support, but I have healthy feet and the lack of support, or frame provides a more barefoot feel. There is virtually no padding, when walking I can actually feel the lugs on the sole things are so thin and flexible.Cons:The rubber sole, while super flexible and soft, is too soft. After wearing them around the house for a few days and then hiking in Yosemite for a week on mostly dirt and rock paths, barely any hardscape, the sole is heavily worn. If you were to wear these shoes on the street they sole would probably wear down in a month. The zippers also suck so badly. They were super had to move right from the start, so a little zipper wax and now they are smooth, but one doesn't stay up, and the other splits open. I squeeze both the sliders with some pliers as tight as I could manage, but it's still a problem. The heel space is ridiculously oversized, normally wide and x-wide shoes have a larger toebox but the heel is the same size, but on these they are wide all over so your heel slips around. That extra heel room bunches funny when you are driving and presses uncomfortably. The bootstrap on the back, you know to pull your shoes on with, feels flimsy and will tear if you actually try and use it.Note that when they first arrived, there is a gusset opposite of the zipper that is not fully cut open. When you go to put them on the first time you will have to tear this seam apart to expose the elastic underneath. It's not an issue but I was wary I was doing something wrong.

I was badly in need of shoes. I’m disabled and am practically unable to tie my shoes. I can do it if I have 1/2 hr - 45 minutes to work on it. Loafers tend to fall off when they get older These low cut boots were an unexpected answer. Boots are normally next to impossible for me to get on but these boots have zippers that loosen the boot around the ankle. I also need a good tread because I’m not exactly sure footed anymore. These soles have an excellent tread and they don’t weigh more than I do like a lot of treaded boots. I was actually surprised that they were so reasonably priced as well.