Most comfortable shoe I own - I have tried just about every expensive comfort shoe there is - Kumfs, Dansko, Mephisto, Think, Naot, Softspots, Softwalk, etc - and Finn Comforts are by far the most comfortable shoe ever. I need a lot of arch support because my arches collapse/overpronate when I walk. The cork footbed feels nice the minute you put it on, but every day you wear them, they feel better and better because the cork molds to your foot. I've worn the patent black Mumbai for about 6 months now and it doesn't show any real wear because it's such a solidly made shoe. The patent dresses it up a bit. I actually pulled it off at my law firm. Women compliment me on them all the time, although sadly the women who compliment them are always over 40 and I am 25. I definitely wish it looked younger and hipper like the Think! shoes, but I take what I can get. Think! shoes feel awful compared to Finns. Even better, if the footbed ever wears out, you can order a new footbed. You can also replace the footbed with an orthotic. It is worth every penny and lasts forever. Don't waste your money trying to buy other brands that just won't cut it. Just go for it and you won't regret it. The only drawback to the Mumbai is that the leather was uncomfortable across my fourth toe the first week or so that I wore them, but after that, they were great.

I've worn Finn Comfort shoes for 15 years and very comfortable and Zappos makes it very convenient to purchase and return if necessary. A+

I have no problem walking a couple miles in these shoes on roads with lots of cobblestones. Very comfortable. Looks high quality. Nice sheen on the leather.

Finn is my shoe of choice (if I can afford). Arch is wonderful, the white Mubai has a pretty gold sheen and cute rhinestone buckle.

I love Finn Comfort sandals. My first pair was the Jamaica - Red Crocs. They wear well and last for years. I am still wearing them but I wanted to add another color to my collection so I ordered the Mumbai in Oro. I had custom orthotics made for my red ones and I was able to pop them out and place them into the new ones.