Finn Comfort Quebec - 2051 SKU: #7257619

Anonymous

from Champaign, IL

Great Looking Shoe, No-So-Great Fit - I love this shoe, but had to return it because it made the toes on my left foot go numb each time I wore it around the house. The length seemed fine. A friend suggested it might have to do with the curve of the shoe. I am so disappointed, because it's a great shoe otherwise. Zappos is a great resource for shoes!

Anonymous

from Boston MA

Another winner from Finn - These have the same well-cushioned soles that other Finns do, giving the walker great protection from the feel of the street. This style seems to run a bit narrower than some (e.g. the Tofino), which works for me because my feel are on the narrower side of medium, so they really seem to hug my foot. I find that most Finn Comfort shoes have a slightly orthopedic look, hence only 4 stars for looks.

Brands I'd also recommend: Keen, some Ecco, Mephisto sandals, Wolky

Anonymous

from Michigan

Excellent with orthotics/for wide feet - I wear custom-made orthotics that slip inside my shoes. As such, I need an extra-wide shoe and am always on the hunt for shoes that work for me and don't look orthopedic. These were easily able to accommodate my orthotic, have a nice European look and are incredibly comfortable.

Brands I'd also recommend: New Balance, Sebago, Munro American

Connie

from Seattle, WA

Fisherman's Sandals - I was looking to replace an old pair of fisherman's sandals and finally found these. I like the style as a cross between sandals and enclosed shoes, which I prefer for walking while traveling. I rated the looks on these a '4' because I'd prefer a bit more cut out (or open) in the spaces on top of the foot, but these are my first Finn's and the comfort more than makes up for the look preference!

Anonymous

from FL

Good looking shoe. A little wide but fit well\/true to size, with good arch support. Not much cushion...especially in the forefoot area. (Dr Martens have much more cushion and they are not exactly sneakers.) Sadly, I will be returning these.

Brands I'd also recommend: Dr Martens, Ariat

Anonymous

from NM

I normally wear an 8.5 and normal width, but this shoe felt very tight on the width (the length was OK). I am going to order an 9.0-9.5, with the hope that it is a little more roomy. I am really tired of the deteriorating quality of shoes over the past few years. So I am thankful to have access to a high quality shoe made in a country with relatively high manufacturing, labor and environmental standards.

Anonymous

from NM

I normally wear an 8.5 and normal width, but this shoe felt very tight on the width (the length was OK). I am going to order an 9.0-9.5, with the hope that it is a little more roomy. I am really tired of the deteriorating quality of shoes over the past few years. So I am thankful to have access to a high quality shoe made in a country with relatively high manufacturing, labor and environmental standards.

Popcorn P

from DC

Typical Finn Comfort shoe: comfortable and supportive! This shoe seems to run a bit shorter than most FC's...I usually wear a 40, however, the 40 didn't allow enough room in the toe box for the "roll forward" action of normal walking. The 41, though, is perfect. I purchased this shoe to wear to support my walking as I travel quite a bit and spend a lot of time "racing" through airports. It's going to be a wonderful fit for this purpose. It looks very neat with slacks and jeans and even works with certain longer (below the knee) dresses. Give it a try. They're pricey, however, the old adage of "you get what you pay for" is the guiding rule here. Treat your feet to comfort today!

Brands I'd also recommend: NAOTs!!! Dansko\'s. Born; Josef Seibel; NAOTs!!! ;-)

Anonymous

from Santa Cruz, CA

This shoe is really comfortable, and is a nice step up from tennis shoes for casual wear. It looks good with slacks or jeans and can go from casual work wear to weekends.

Brands I'd also recommend: Clarks

Anonymous

from Florida

Due to an automobile accident in 1982, I've had multiple ankle surgeries, and have severe arthritis and my joint no longer fits in my socket on my right ankle, leading to real problems with shoes. Even when shoes are otherwise comfortable, usually shoes that offer the support I need have still leather that cuts into the back of my ankle. I hate shoe shopping, and will spend hours trying on things to find nothing. These are the first closed back shoes I've been able to wear in years. Perfect comfort. I'm thrilled. I wear a 7.5, and the 38 were just a bit too small. As soon as I can afford another pair, I'll be buying this brand.

Helen D

from Cambridge, Mass.

I've been wearing Finn Comfort shoes and sandals for several years and have been more than satisfied with the quality, durability, and overall comfort. Excellent value for the investment. I normally get Finn Comfort open heel sandals one size smaller than Finn Comfort closed shoes or sandals.

Brands I'd also recommend: Mephisto

Linda W

from Richmond, California

For someone with long, narrow feet, this is a great, comfortable shoe, to me stylish for the type of shoe it is. Although it's a B width, the Velcro closing helps adjust it to my foot. I usually wear orthotics but don't need them in these shoes unless I'm walking longer distances.

Anonymous

from San Diego

Comfortable shoe that looks cute on -- even with big feet like mine. Unfortunately, my size 43 feet seem to need a 43.5 in these -- which isn't available. Drag! Definitely a shoe you should buy a half size larger in.

Rita

from Fort Wayne, IN

I am a size 11 and ordered a 42 in the Quebec style two years ago. I have worn these shoes about 5 days a week for 8 hours and I still love them! I do a lot of walking at my job. I have high in-steps and have bunion surgery on both feet. I've also had a fracture on my 5th metatarsal which makes me very choosy in my shoe selection. This shoe has been worth the money. The only thing I had to do was replace the Velcro as the hold became weak about a year after purchased.

Brands I'd also recommend: Ecco, Asics