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Latest Boat Shoe Reviews
Posted: Sep 9, 2009Reviewer: Jerome M from Houston, TexasOverall: 
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Look: Great shoe with a good fit. Time will tell, but the product was spot on as advertised. The outstanding service and the speed of delivery was over the top and exceeded all expectations. Have ordered in the past and have nothing but great things to say about your service. The order was fast and correct. Thanks.
Posted: Aug 18, 2009Reviewer: Anonymous from Denver, COOverall: Comfort: Look: Freedom Frye, fantastic. These have quickly become my favorite weekend shoes. The fit is a little narrow at first (and my feet are a touch wider than average), but the leather stretches and after a few wearings they fit like a luxurious glove. I wear them without socks and the leather interior is perfect. I get lots of complements on them. I'm a hipster pushing thirty and I think these bridge the gap very well.
Posted: Jul 23, 2009Reviewer: Dylan from Laguna BeachOverall: Comfort: Look: Amazing fit, materials and style. Definitely an upgrade for someone looking for a boat shoe. Great for chilling without socks. Great craftsmanship makes you feel like you own something special. Made in USA is always rad too.
Posted: Jul 22, 2009Reviewer: Anonymous from Miami, FLOverall: Comfort: Look: These Polo Ralph Lauren boat shoes are beautiful. I love shoes from Polo. Be careful with sizing though, as these shoes run a little big. My son wears a size four and I ordered these in that same size. They are a little big, but at least he\'ll get wear out of them. Nice shoes and fast shipping by Zappos! I look forward to ordering again.
Posted: Jul 2, 2009Reviewer: Anonymous from NY, NYOverall: Comfort: Look: I have wide feet (D width) and have been searching for a type of "boat shoe" for casual wear and travel. This is it! These shoes were comfortable from the get-go and I wore them walking for hours while on a recent vacation. The brown color is a nice tone, unlike the chalky brown you sometimes see in leather. They are a bit more substantial (heavier and thicker) looking than typical boat shoes but don't make my feet look clunky. Try them!
Posted: Jun 26, 2009Reviewer: John from DenverOverall: 
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These shoes are extremely comfortable but lack good, lasting construction. I'm now relegated to tossing my second pair due to a tear in the cloth portion of the shoe which hasn't lasted more than a year. I won't be buying these again. Too bad because they are so comfortable but I can't justify paying this much for something that just doesn't last.
About Boat Shoes
You don’t have to be manning a 30 foot sloop to enjoy the benefits of the boat shoe. Though these are shoes that were originally designed to be worn on the deck of boats, nowadays the boat shoe has become favorite of casual and dressy scenes alike. The stereotypical example starts with moccasin design and adds a rubber outsole for great traction in the wet and stability. Most examples also include some treatment of the upper to stand up to prolonged exposure to water, along with similarly durable rust-proof eyelets.
Sperry Top-Sider® has long been a presence in the market. Their styles revolve around aquatic activity or are inspired by the lifestyle. There are other compelling choices including those from Tommy Bahama®, Rockport®, Timberland®, and others. Here the offerings range from the serious sports enthusiast to the cutting edge in fashion.
The boat shoe has evolved from utility footwear to fashionable attire. Their inherently rugged and casual design has made it an easy choice for acceptance into popular culture. When shopping for your next pair of boat shoes at Zappos.com you can expect a selection as wide as the style has become.
