Drew Traveler SKU #7304467(View on Zappos.com Classic)

Loved the shoe except the tongue is too long. For example, the tongue-to-heel distance on a New Balance is about 3-1/2", so the hole your ankle fits into is an oval. The Drew is about 3" tongue-to-heel, so your ankle has to fit into a round hole instead of an oval. Tongue rides up into the ankle uncomfortably. So the shoes went back and I am back to New Balance. Seems silly that the folks that build an otherwise really nice shoe would mess up just one detail that makes an otherwise really nice shoe unwearable.

My husband has small, but very wide, feet - 8 1/2 6E. It is hard to find shoes for him, and after six back surgeries, finding sturdy and comfortable shoes is difficult. This shoe has proven to be excellent. I have purchased this shoe twice before and have been pleased. He doesn't complain about his feet burning on the bottoms, like he does with other shoes and it keeps his feet dry. He can also stand on his feet longer, too. I will purchase this again and again.

Nice roomy shoe for my big feet. They lasted me about 1 year. The shoe still looks in good shape and the bottoms aren’t worn much either. My only complaint is I like to tie my shoes nice and tight so shoes with loops or hooks for the laces always break. If these had sturdy grommet holes for the laces they would definitely be my shoe of choice.

Drew Traveler-lace up - I'm still trying it out indoors, just in case I need a wider size, but so far I like it. Been wearing Drew since way back when they were still made in U.S.A., and they outlast just about everything else. Excellent accommodation for bulky orthotics, and a last that just seems to suit my feet and gait. Of course, Zappos service continues to amaze and impress.

Drew Traveler - I've had the Travelers for 3 weeks now. To be honest I was a little disappointed in the Drew Traveler. I am 49 and until last year never had any foot problems. Now I have tendonitis in my left ankle, caused I'm told, by over-supination of my foot, and plantar fasciitis in the right foot. I have one pair of cheap shoes from a giant box-store retailer that do not aggravate the tendonitis but do aggravate the plantar fasciitis. All my other shoes don't hurt the PF in my right foot, but do aggravate the left. I was really hoping the Travelers would solve both problems, but they don't. I still have to use a prescription orthotic in the left and an OTC insert on the right and then the shoes are fairly comfortable. Also the soles are extremely slippery on carpet. So much so that they are a hazard going down carpeted stairs and they squeak like crazy on tile. For this price I shouldn't need an orthotic to be able to wear them. Probably would be quite comfy if I didn't have these problems, but that's why I'm buying shoes advertised to orthopedic. Zappos was a pleasure to do business with. The customer service rep spoke English, was friendly, professional and personable. Shipping was overnight. I would definitely recommend Zappos.

Very comfortable shoe - Bought the Drew and Rockport walker. Drew was more comfortable and cushioned. Rockport is a much lighter shoe. Both shoes accommodate orthotics and are easy on the heel (especially if you have feet problems). I think Drew is too heavy for a summer shoe, but will be great in fall winter, since it is weather proof. Using the Rockport this summer as they are really much lighter!