Macbeth

Shoe looks good, though it's definitely puffier than it appears in the pictures. Nice that it's vegan. My main complaint is the quality. I wore this shoe less than ten times, no more than a few hours at a time, before the sole started to separate from the rest of the shoe. And right out of the box, the shoe was uncomfortable. Basically no support, no padding. Insoles helped with the comfort issue, but they won't stop the shoes from falling apart. Seventy dollars is way too much to spend for sneakers that are so poorly made.

These shoes are great and are a good price. You are getting exactly what you paid for. These shoes have great style and are pretty comfortable. The sad thing is the sole started detaching at the tip. The detaching was not that bad, and Liquid Nails (it is a glue) did help, and I still wear them.

Great look despite the slightly red tint to the brown of the shoe. The leather doesn't exactly feel premium but at this price I don't expect that. Value-wise these shoes are great and I appreciate the appearance. As a note, they come with three pairs of laces blue on them, red in the box, and leather laces in the box.

These are cool looking shoes, and that's the reason I didn't return them. The first couple days have been pretty rough, but I think they're getting broken in. But check this out: they come with a weird foam insert in the heel, under the insole. it's about a 1/2" high riser that runs from the heel to some arbitrary point forward. that riser would give arch support if it extended further on the inside. however, it kinda ends halfway through the arch, but then tries to provide "support" on the outside of the foot. The result is that it feels like you have your socks wadded up or like you're smuggling something in your shoe. It's super uncomfortable. I bit the bullet and pulled the insert out -- it was just intolerable. I don't see how anybody has come away saying these shoes are comfortable. But once you slap the insole back in and lace them up nice n' tight, they do match the anatomy of an actual foot a little better. Regardless of the weird heel ramp and they feel a little baggy in the toes and on the sides BUT are tight in the toe-to-toe width. Great contact with the ground. Good flexibility. I practice tai chi, and once these finally get broken in, they'll work fine. They're starting to get comfortable for walking in. A thought: What's up with the "vegan" marketing for canvas shoes? That's like saying a carrot is gluten-free. I think they're sharp looking, but won't be buying them again.

I don't know whose feet these are designed for, but sure as shootin' not mine. They were super uncomfortable out of the box and I almost returned them. They felt like my socks were wadded up or like I had a hankie wadded up in the middle of my foot. I took out the insole and found that there was this little 1/2" foam insert glued into the heel and it made a ramp down to the middle of the foot. So there was a little attempt at padding the heel and making arch support. Problem was, the foam wasn't cut in a foot shape, just straight across. So ultimately, there was also some "support" on the outside of my foot. It was definitely going to be a problem. It felt awful. I made a decision: rip out the foam ramp. Now they fit okay, but are tight in some places and loose in others. They look fly. No doubt about it. I hope that I can break them in. I am not at all sorry I ripped out those foam deals in the heels. They sucked.

I got these to replace my Macbeth vegan shoes I've had since last year. After about 1 year exactly they are just now beginning to show signs of wear. Naturally, I decided to get a new pair for this summer. They are well made and comfortable after a few days of breaking them in. As others have mentioned you will probably want to order a size smaller than you usually wear. I usually wear a size 11 but 11 was too big. I exchanged them with no problems for size 10 and they fit nicely.

Zappos is a great site to shop. They represent their products accurately and their return process is hassle free. I recommend Zappos to all!

Really comfortable everyday shoe. I've taken them hiking and to the beach (just the sand, though). They are usable in those areas, but probably shouldn't be used for that kind of activity regularly. An amazing everyday shoe.

I bought these shoes for a friend of mine. He said he liked the shoes mostly for style. The actual shoe itself is worth about what it's priced at ($40.) No more, no less. They last a while and are a good everyday shoe.

I like this shoe a lot. Plus it is my first Vegan related clothing purchase. A great shoe that doesn't make your large feet look like boats. I will buy in other colors. It's very comfortable, and I believe that is related to the very stable heel design.

Comfortable, stylish shoe. The shoe isn't too sturdy (it is a sneaker, after all). There is a reinforced heel with some kind of tough plastic inside. Very happy with it, overall.

A very unfortunate purchase from another site, but I figured people here should know also. I love the look of these shoes, but after about an hour of decent wear, my heel started to be rubbed raw from the back of the shoe. Not only did it make an awful squeaking sound, but it was starting to blister my foot. Also, the shoes tended to rip when pulling them on. Don't bother with em. These have made their way to the garbage, and while I'm a supporter of the Eliot, I would stay very far away from the Matthew.

Very comfortable and stylish, the laces are a tad long but it's not a big deal since I tuck them in the shoe. The material feels very nice but not the best shoes for going to shows unless you get some shoe glue to fortify the hold between the soles and the shoe.

I have to wear insoles with my street or flat shoes. These Macbeth skate shoes look adorable and felt great out of the box with little-to-no-uncomfy break in period.

The positives for me are the style and the price. On the other hand, though, mine broke down pretty quickly (2-3 months) around the heel - the canvas beginning to tear off. The material behind the heel wastes away while you're breaking in the shoe, so the back of the shoe digs in to the skin for a little while. And the shoe does not allow your foot to breathe very well. I like them but wish they were a little higher quality to address those issues. Good thing they're cheap so you can buy another pair after a few months.

I've bought a lot of Macbeth Langley(s) and they're really rad and gnarly! I recommend buying this shoe! It's an amazing style and I love it!

The threads started to fall out all around the toes of the shoe within 2 days of using them. I do not skate board I was just doing everyday stuff in them. I liked the the look and feel I just dont think that they will last very much longer.

I love this shoe! I got the Tom DeLonge Studio Project version and it was worth buying! It's comfy and has great support! Just buy a size larger than what you really are, but overall an amazing shoe!

The rubber bottom of the shoe started to come off in the back after only 2 weeks of wearing it. Might return. Sexy shoe though, no doubt.

I ordered these shoes because they are labeled on this site as vegan. However, they are made of leather. Vegan shoppers, don't buy these shoes!