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Love it. It's not as comfortable and soft on the feet as the boots. I wear it everyday.

The sole on these shoes are very thin and may last a year. When I tried them on and pulled up on the adjusting strap the clip binding the ends together came off in my hand! Also the sizing is off because I ordered a size 8 USA size and received a Europe size 41 which is an 8.5, lucky for me they fit ok, I would return them it would be way too much trouble and not worth the hassle! My advice DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!

The picture of these shoes makes them look more stylish and substantial than they really are. The design is nice, but not well executed. The construction seems OK, but the shoes are rather ordinary looking, the unusual sole design being the only thing remotely interesting. The shoes are lightweight, which I consider a plus, but the uppers are rather thin and flexible, and don't provide any lateral support. I did put in a set of insoles which improved how the shoes conformed to my feet, and provided enhanced arch support. I also had to shorten the laces because they were so long. Fortunately, the plastic clamps that hold the raw lace-ends together can be removed and reinstalled, but be careful to look closely at how to open them so they don't break. The shoes are just OK and barely worth what they cost, plus I had to wait 6 weeks for them to arrive.. I'll wear them, but I'm not very impressed.

Fit good and comfortable.

I didn't like size . To big when I bought. Don't have exactly my number and I think they send me next one . But is ok

I bought the OJPO Men's Driving Shoes about a year ago and wore them roughly 30 to 40 days total, mostly for road trips and office use. They’re comfortable for driving and have a nice casual look with breathable mesh and a handmade feel. But that’s where the positives end. These shoes offer zero support—they feel more like minimalist barefoot shoes, which might work for some, but not if you plan to walk more than a short distance. The biggest disappointment is the insole, which is now completely worn out despite light use. For something marketed as comfortable and durable, I expected better longevity. They still look good, but I wouldn’t recommend them if you need comfort beyond the driver’s seat. Would I purchase them again? NOT for $46. Granted $46 is not much for a shoe that looks like it should have cost well over $100; however, even the so-called shoes you get at Payless Shoe stores are more durable than these shoes. As noted above, I purchased these shoes just over one year ago, and I wore them roughly once a week. When I wore these shoes, I was either on long road trips or working in an office setting where I walked very little. Altogether, I may have walked as far as 5-miles while wearing these shoes, so I was very shocked to see the insoles literally fall apart. Please Note: The 5-miles is a VERY high estimate of the total distance I may have walked while wearing these shoes, it is a total distance over the year. The actual distance is likely half that, but I really did not count my steps. If you tried to walk 5-miles at one time while wearing these shoes, I doubt the shoes would hold up, you would literally be walking barefoot. Having said that, if OJPO would like to send me a set of replacement insoles, I would happily reconsider my review. I'm quite certian the leather upper and the actual rubber outer shoe sole would last at least several more years the way I wear them. a new set of insoles would boost my opinion of these shoes by at least two additional stars. Perhaps it was just my feet that caused the insoles to come apart, or perhaps I got the one set of shoes with faulty insoles--it's really hard to say. What is easy to say: If OJPO customer service reads this review, and cares enough to send me replacement insoles, then OJPO deserves at least four, likely 5-stars for customer service!

The first thing I noticed is the color, it appeared they had sent the wrong color. With further examination it became clear they had sent the proper color, but the picture depicted it as looking totally different. It appears cream in the photo but murky tan in person. I reached in to remove the paper stuffing to try the shoe on and my hand felt a portion of the rubber portion of shoe sticking into the toe box. They were returned.

These were cheaply made and the inside seams really hurt my husband's feet even as he just tried them on. They were returned immediately. Looked stylish in picture, but looked cheap and clunky too.