“These are my favorite shoes ever. I have hiked in them, worked demo in them, AND I wear them to church when they are clean. Never loved a pair of shoes so much.”
“I love the look of these boots and having no laces is what initially grabbed my interest in them. I need something easy to pull on and off. So far, these boots have been extremely hard to break in because they’re almost impossible to pull off my feet. There’s plenty of room for my feet (with thick or thin socks) once they’re on, so it’s not a size issue, but the instep and heel areas are very stiff. It’s getting easier, but be aware it takes time to break these boots in.
UPDATE: I’ve tried to break in these boots, but I am giving up. They hurt my upper ankles when I wear them and when I try to take them off, it’s almost impossible and I feel like I wanna scream. Super bummed out.”
“These took quite a long time to break in. The heel was the worst part, I wore them constantly, on long walks and such, but it still took a few months to get to the point where I don't even notice them on my feet. But now they are the only boots I've owned that I can work an 8 hour day on my feet and not be dying by the end. Plus you can dress them up or wear them in the dirt. Big fan of these boots.”
“So I fell in love with these boots online, and was so nervous to spend the money that they cost for something I couldn't try on and wouldn't know if I liked. However, I took a chance and paid the bill as a treat to myself. It was so worth it! Although they can be tough to slide on and off at first, it gets better with time and you'll get your art down pat. I wore them in the snow, all the time in the rain, and on sunny days. They keep my feet nice and warm. I try to avoid them on warm days because my feet get too hot sometimes and start sweating. I can wear them all day and truly have the support I need. I am a teacher and spend at least 5 hours on my feet, so I can definitely tell the difference between nicely built and supportive shoes and unsupportive shoes. Lastly, I was concerned with styling, as I usually stick to more western-styled boots with boot-cut jeans. With these, I have found that I prefer to wear slim fit or skinny jeans, often cuffed up one time. However, I love the look with a crop or Capri cut jeans that aren't slim fit. They're very versatile and when I save up enough money, I do plan on buying another pair!”
