Showing posts with label ankle boots men. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ankle boots men. Show all posts
Sunday, September 7, 2014
Sperry Top-Sider Men's Cup Chukka Lace-Up Reviews
These shoes work well. I wouldn't recommend wearing them will jeans as they don't really look right in that style. Overall, their comfortable and fit well. No complaints here.
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Timberland Kid's Ridgefield Suede Chukka (Toddler/Little Kid/Big Review
List Price: $60.00
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I've said it before and I'll say it again.....never a dissappoinment. Great material, craftsmanship, style. Worth their money in every way!!!! Thanks Timberland!!!!!
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Bought this from amazon,it came quick,product is very good ,he is going to be wearing them this winter, this will be his third pair,these are very durable,would advise any parent to invest in these shoes grandson is 21/2 and very active.Best Deals for Timberland Kid's Ridgefield Suede Chukka (Toddler/Little Kid/Big
So glad I ordered a 1/2 size up because these boots run small. They are a perfect addition, and my son loves them. Thank you.
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Best Lugz Men's Pathway Mid Lace-Up Deals
I orederd 1 of Lugz Men's Pathway Lace-Up Boot,Black Leather,12 D US AND RECEIVED AN ALL MAN MADE BOOT (UPPER AND SOLE). I NEED TO RECEIVE TO A LEATHER BOOT NOT ALL MAN MADE BOOT.
These are NOTHING like my old Lugz. They look the same, but feel so cheap. The upper material is just cheap and wrinkles with each footstep, leaving creases after only being worn a few times. The sole... it's true what everyone else is saying. It provides absolutely not cushioning or support. While I haven't cut-open the sole to see for myself... I believe everyone who says it's hollow. It's just a very CHEAPLY MADE shoe.
Lugz... please bring back the OLD "pathway" style with the quality you used to have. The double piping down the front of the shoe is a great look, and they can pass for "dress shoes" or be worn as casual with jeans.
I can't recommend these shoes to anyone for anything other than looks, because they are so cheaply made, uncomfortable, and not worth the money.
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I bought these because I had a SIMILAR LOOKING pair that had lasted me since 2002.These are NOTHING like my old Lugz. They look the same, but feel so cheap. The upper material is just cheap and wrinkles with each footstep, leaving creases after only being worn a few times. The sole... it's true what everyone else is saying. It provides absolutely not cushioning or support. While I haven't cut-open the sole to see for myself... I believe everyone who says it's hollow. It's just a very CHEAPLY MADE shoe.
Lugz... please bring back the OLD "pathway" style with the quality you used to have. The double piping down the front of the shoe is a great look, and they can pass for "dress shoes" or be worn as casual with jeans.
I can't recommend these shoes to anyone for anything other than looks, because they are so cheaply made, uncomfortable, and not worth the money.
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I bought them as a gift for my husband and he loves them. They are a great fit , I'd recommend these shoes.Honest reviews on Lugz Men's Pathway Mid Lace-Up
If you're like me and love casual Lugz boots you'll find these are easy to like. These Lugz boots are very well crafted and extremely well designed but looks very easy to damage, not all Lugz boots, these ones. My only problem with these is that you just can't wear them around like you would like to because not only are they hard to match with an outfit, when you look at them you just don't wanna wear them because fear they might get dirty or scratched. Had mines for about 5 months now and I wore them 1 time around the house then took them off and to this day they're still in the box.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Lugz Men's Pathway Mid Lace-Up
These boots are the BOMB!!! Husband loves them & he says they are comfortable. Well made, top quality. Lugz is a name you can trust, I had no doubt he'ld love them, he wants more colors now.Friday, June 20, 2014
Reviews of Material Girl Women's Brussel Round Toe Wedge Ankle Boot in Black
I am so happy with these shoes. Wedges, for me, are so much easier on my back than heels so I jumped at buying these when I saw them and am really glad I did. They are comfy, cute and go with my jeans, black pants, houndstooth pants; they are warm which I love. I might even get the pair in brown... I bought them in a 7.5 when I typically (about 90% of the time) wear a 7 or even a 6.5, but the 7.5 fit me perfectly.
A great purchase at a fair price. Highly recommended.
A great purchase at a fair price. Highly recommended.
Saturday, May 17, 2014
Cheap True Religion Men's Riva Leather Boot
Okay I got this for my fiancé for xmass 2012
From street moda for $79.99
There the best , I will shop with them again;)
From street moda for $79.99
There the best , I will shop with them again;)
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I bought these for my son-great boots, good wearing and practical. Very comfortable and warm. We highly recommend these boots.Best Deals for True Religion Men's Riva Leather Boot
the boots are so comfortable that I'm thinking of ordering a second pair of boots just for work. Bs bsHonest reviews on True Religion Men's Riva Leather Boot
Really comfortable but ugly style.... good for cold weather....my fiancee said what was i thinking. .... but other then that ok....Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for True Religion Men's Riva Leather Boot
Nice style of boot with great warmth. Very light weight and feels good laced up all the way up as wellMonday, April 28, 2014
Buy Finn Comfort Linz-1008
These are a bit pricey but they are worth it. I have a lot of comparable shoes and these are my favorite. Initially the footbed may feel a little hard but the break-in period is short. The fit is true to size and the leather is soft and pliable. The insert features an ample arch support and is anatomically correct. These shoes are shaped closer to an actual foot than most shoes, which improves comfort especially at the little toe. These boots are referred to as 4-season footwear but they are not vented and do get warm in hot weather. I would say they`re more like 3-season shoes. In all, I am very pleased with my Finn Comfort Linz boots.
UPDATE: I've owned my Finn Comfort Linz shoes for over a year now and they have traveled well over 2000 miles. These shoes are like fine wine and just seem to get better as time goes by. They are starting to show wear but I`ve found a company in Ca. (Nu-Shoe) that will restore them to new using genuine Finn Comfort soles and footbeds. In the meantime, I bought another pair so I won't have to spend a day without them.
These are expensive and undoubtedly if you're a first time buyer of this (expensive) FINN style, size is a major concern. At least it was mine. For years I was an 11 1/2 D. Recently (last year) I seem to have grown to a 12. I read a lot about this model (it is difficult to get good fit info for them on line and nearly impossible to find locally since due to the cost most retailers don't stock). At any rate, I ordered the size "45" European, which is considered a 12 12 1/2 D or Medium in US size, according to the charts Finn provides. I tried them on when when received during a hot afternoon after I'd been for a walk, which is apparently when your feet are at their "largest." They were a little tight getting into (no surprise for the first time), but once my foot was in, perfect (note that all FINN's also tend to be a little tight inside for the first few hours until the inner sole begins to take your foot's mold). There's a lot of room in the forefoot, which you can see if you turn the shoe over by the width of the sole in that area, while my big toe has less than 1/4" room from the front of the inside of the shoe (remember, this was the "swollen" time of day to try the shoes on). Plenty of room and quite a comfortable fit. Compared to other "45" shoes (e.g. ECCO's made in Portugal), these run slightly small. Standing and walking around the house, comfort was excellent, though I did not venture outside (it was too hot). I wore a typical crew sock, not a skinny dress sock nor an athletic sock.
A few other things not directly related to fit. These are very light for the style. The outside leather/suede material is quite elegant but as a downside, will probably scuff and show wear readily, though that's not an issue to me. The other thing is that these are assuredly NOT summer shoes/boots. They're leather lined. I see them as an excellent Fall, early Winter (pre-snow), and Spring shoe. For slush, snow, ice I don't think these will stand up, but then I won't wear "good" shoes in that weather. For summer will be too hot.
I hope the above is helpful in making a decision since I wrote what I would have liked to read prior to ordering, but could not find.
UPDATE: I've owned my Finn Comfort Linz shoes for over a year now and they have traveled well over 2000 miles. These shoes are like fine wine and just seem to get better as time goes by. They are starting to show wear but I`ve found a company in Ca. (Nu-Shoe) that will restore them to new using genuine Finn Comfort soles and footbeds. In the meantime, I bought another pair so I won't have to spend a day without them.
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Below is the original review re. "fit." I have since worn the boots several times on varied terrain. I'm 6', 215 lbs and aside from that, what follows is subjective, as any review of a shoe must be. They fit snugly but loosen up as the insole molds to the foot, but remain snug. I think they're designed specifically for those who need ankle support, as the snugness is expertly brought off without the shoes feeling tight you get used to it. The lightness factor, as I expected, will impact on wear and if I walked solely on concrete these would show substantial wear after 3 months...not unlike most running shoes for me. That's a factor of my weight, not a weakness of the shoe. I purchased these specifically to walk on paths through parks and light woods...basically dirt tracks with stones and small rocks. I spend a lot of time on this terrain walking my dogs and generally wear the old Clark's desert boots with that gum sole. Since I do not need ankle support, I do not particularly like the feel of this shoe for this terrain. Specifically because although I'm not scrambling or walking on rocks, every stone is pretty easily felt through the sole of the shoe. Off the path somewhat, walking on grass or pine needles, the shoe is heaven. So let me sum up. I think this shoe is specifically designed for people who need ankle support around town. I do not think it was designed to be a trail shoe. So would I buy them again? No. They're too expensive and I actually enjoy the walking in the woods/park better in the Clarks, plus these will not stand up to slushy, muddy or wet weather either (I go to leather boots for that). I also have a pair of Finn Comfort shoes for around town and much prefer them to these for that purpose again though because I do not need the ankle support. If you're lighter than me, the stones, etc may not be a problem and the wear will be better...in other words, mileage will vary. Worth the money for the crafting, materials and thought that went into them. Still a 5 star product and just not worth the money to me. Hope this enhances the original review below.These are expensive and undoubtedly if you're a first time buyer of this (expensive) FINN style, size is a major concern. At least it was mine. For years I was an 11 1/2 D. Recently (last year) I seem to have grown to a 12. I read a lot about this model (it is difficult to get good fit info for them on line and nearly impossible to find locally since due to the cost most retailers don't stock). At any rate, I ordered the size "45" European, which is considered a 12 12 1/2 D or Medium in US size, according to the charts Finn provides. I tried them on when when received during a hot afternoon after I'd been for a walk, which is apparently when your feet are at their "largest." They were a little tight getting into (no surprise for the first time), but once my foot was in, perfect (note that all FINN's also tend to be a little tight inside for the first few hours until the inner sole begins to take your foot's mold). There's a lot of room in the forefoot, which you can see if you turn the shoe over by the width of the sole in that area, while my big toe has less than 1/4" room from the front of the inside of the shoe (remember, this was the "swollen" time of day to try the shoes on). Plenty of room and quite a comfortable fit. Compared to other "45" shoes (e.g. ECCO's made in Portugal), these run slightly small. Standing and walking around the house, comfort was excellent, though I did not venture outside (it was too hot). I wore a typical crew sock, not a skinny dress sock nor an athletic sock.
A few other things not directly related to fit. These are very light for the style. The outside leather/suede material is quite elegant but as a downside, will probably scuff and show wear readily, though that's not an issue to me. The other thing is that these are assuredly NOT summer shoes/boots. They're leather lined. I see them as an excellent Fall, early Winter (pre-snow), and Spring shoe. For slush, snow, ice I don't think these will stand up, but then I won't wear "good" shoes in that weather. For summer will be too hot.
I hope the above is helpful in making a decision since I wrote what I would have liked to read prior to ordering, but could not find.
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I just got these and wore them all day yesterday while walking a lot over various terrain. I love them. They feel a lot like Birkenstocks because of the cork footbed. They feel like an extension of my own feet very comfortable like you belong in them. They are wide and shaped like the foot so toes have plenty of wiggle room without being loose. I got them because I walk a lot and have problems with my feet. These shoes provide arch and corrective support. By the end of a very long day in these shoes my feet weren't even tired. They kept my feet warm and dry on a cool and rainy day too. Awesome shoes!
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