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For their purpose, these seem good so far. While they might be considered a bit stylish to some, certainly so compared to most of the vette owning boomer style "driving" shoes by the bigger names in the industry. Most of those shoes should come with a pair of jorts, lol. Now, I cannot imagine spending all day walking around in these shoes. Especially on any uneven or rocky terrain. But that's not why I bought them. I bought them to drive in. And for that purpose it seems like they'll work out well. The sole is thin and efficient. Meaning that I can feel the pedals of my car very well and there isn't any unnecessary bulk to them. The soles' surface is a bit grippy but has a smooth and consistent surface which should work well. The heel is rounded very well and the sole wraps up the back a bit. With most shoes I'm on the sharp edged heel portion of the sole that sticks out further than my actual foot, with both feet working three pedals and it just forces the shoe(s) into an awkward position on the heels of my feet. The design of this shoe, snugly following the contour of my feet, corrects that. These shoes are not to be considered a safety shoe of any kind. However they are leather, thus meeting the sanctioning body's safety requirement where we do track days. But I can also see myself wearing these for road trips and even shorter local outings in the car. Just not in situations where I anticipate spending a lot of time on my feet. Comfort is such a subjective thing though I can't degrade my rating. Someone else might find them perfectly fine, my old feet are tired and require some support in the right places for sustained activity. Fit is good, may run a bit small. I wear a 10.5, ordered the 11, and they fit very snug but not tight. Spot on for me. Unless these just fall apart after a few outings, I'd consider buying again when they wear out. I'll report back if anything unforeseen, good or bad, occurs. Read more

They look nice, fit to size, and comfortable. However, they are more for office/carpet setting. They are not really for a lot of walking on concrete as they have a thin sole and cushion. The traction is good though. I have the gray and black pair. Read more

First of all these are pretty well put together for driving "slippers". You could walk a bit in them, but they're mostly for driving. The bungie laces make getting into the shoes a little tough if you trim them after getting them tight, but that's not the end of the world. They're comfortable without socks. They fit narrow, which is great for me since I have narrow feet, but they seem over-long. I ordered my usual 12 and they're much longer than they need to be. I could have gone for an 11.5, but since they were dead-on from a width perspective I'd be afraid to go down a size since they could end up too narrow. All in all not bad, especially for the price, but the sizing seems off. I probably won't end up wearing them much. Read more

Wish I could get a pair that fits. Ordered a size 12 twice now and received a size 49 instead of 45. They fit like you would expect a 16 would fit. At least an inch between my toes and the end. Read more