Naot

Lalo

Women's

The shoe runs wider than a b width. If you have a pie shaped foot (really narrow heal), the arch to the heal will be way too wide while the ball of the foot will be ok. I walked out of the shoe, even with the laces pull as tight as they can go. The shoe isn’t really comfortable unless a substantial weight sock is used.

Love these shoes. Bought them for my trip to Europe and thought I should break them in. No need. They were comfortable from the moment I put them on. They are worth every penny

Love, Love, love these shoes. Have had plantar fasciitis, and now I don’t wear anything but Naots. Going on a trip to the Greek Isles with lots of walking. They fit like a glove. The front is wide enough for my ever expanding toes, but the heel is narrow enough to fit perfectly. Show is very flexible but also supportive in the right places. I wear an 8 normally and wear a 38 in the Corfu styles ( the ones with a big leaf on the bottom, such as these), and a 39 in the more narrow styles. I bought the tan ones, and they look good with khakis or jeans. Not as funky looking as some Naots.

This shoe is the perfect combination of stylish and comfortable. I have a "pie" shaped foot and the sloped toe box really fit my foot perfectly. The only con is that the heel is a bit loose due to the thinness of the material. It is high enough that it doesn't slip while walking. I told my sister about this shoe and she loves it also. She has problem feet and has trouble finding cute shoes that will work for her. She immediately wore it around for several days and found it very comfortable. I wish all their styles were as cute as this one is. I bought the black/grey. The turquoise tempted me but I am short and don't like to call that much attention to the ground. :)

I love these so much I want to wear them to bed, like a little kid! I'm a big fan of the Kirei and when I saw that these had a similar toe to accommodate my annoying toes - the big ones pop up, so hit the top of a lot of style shoes and soon begins to ache - and my second toes are much longer than my big toes and they get in all kinds of trouble! So what if it means I have royal blood? Those second toes have cramped my shoe style since I began wearing shoes! But these Naots, Kirei and now Lalo, love my toes. Seems I've moved up from a 39 to a 40 as, I guess, age and gravity are enlarging what were rather average sized feet. But who cares. If the shoes fit and they look classy and are beautifully made to last (especially for this price - and I know Naots last), I'm happy. So I'm happy with the Lalos, I hope you will be too.