Customer Reviews Clarks Air Mover

Wonder shoes. I went from 180 lbs. to 250 lbs. after discontinuing my usage of tobacco. At that time,I was buying Reebok shoes at the rate of a pair every six weeks. My feet were killing me as a result, no doubt,of my added weight. My local shoe store encouraged me to try a pair if Clarks. I have been wearing them since then and am very happywith them. This model is my latest one and as all of my previous pairs were, proved to be very comfortable. The only place these don't work well is driving my British sports car. I am unable to find a comfortable foot angle while driving my MGB. Would this prevent me from purchasing another pair? Absolutely not as I no longer experience ANY foot pain since wearing Clarks. The negative information given is simply part and parcel of a balanced review.

An Administrator's Dream. I'm a middle school principal and have been wearing Clarks Air Movers since 1994. Back then, I was looking for a shoe that had comfort and support and, believe me, this shoe is everything they say it is. I'm on my feet from 5 a.m. until late in the evening and my feet feel great at the end of a long day. I enjoy these shoes so much that I own 6 pairs! You can not purchase a better made made walking shoe anywhere for the price. My son is a chef and is on his feet 12 hours a day. I bought him a pair and he swears by them. Clarks Air Movers are the only shoes he wears at the restaurant.

Best damn shoe money can buy! Like the title says, this is my third pair of Clarks and, by far, these are the greatest. I'm on my feet all day at work and words can not describe how wonderful they feel, like walking on air. My wife who is a hairdresser also swears by Clarks. 'Would select same shoe if cost was twice as much....

A Godsend. For years I've had problems with my damaged arches and toes. A doctor told me that I should never have been in the service with these kind of feet. In short, my feet suffer. I've tried all kinds of expensive shoes with little luck. Then, a year ago I happened to buy a pair of Clark's Airmovers. Even a year later, they're wonderful. I forget I have bad feet. Yes, at first glance they're expensive. On the other hand, all of the nearly-new shoes in my closet that I can't wear are much more expensive. For me, this is an example of the adage: Quality is remembered long after the price is forgotten.

Stodgy, but like clouds for your feet! These are, without doubt, the most comfortable shoes I've ever worn. Even after a full day on your feet, walking, standing -whatever- you'll still feel the incredible support and cushioning of the generously padded soles. The uppers are sturdy, if not terribly fashionable. If your priority is comfort rather than fashion, and you can afford the high price (which is well justified!), then your search it over.

Awesome. I don't have a pair, but my friend does and I tried them on one time and they were very comfortable. I would buy some but they are way too expensive.

Air comforters. I bought my first pair about 2 years ago and, from the first day I put them on, they were as comfortable as slippers around the house. I have been so happy with them, even though they are not cheap. They're the best shoes I have ever had in my life. I've put them in every kind of situation you could think of, from climbing rocks to wading in water, and they still come out very comfortable and with a little polish they still look great. I just wish they would go down in price so maybe other people can afford them. Thank you for a great product. Sincerely, Eugene Bratvold

On air. Excellent quality. Superior wear. Very, very comfortable.

12 years with clarks. Bought my first pair in Saudi Arabia in early 90's, the shoes were made in Portugal and they were comfortable and wore very well. In fact I still have that pair and use them for yard work. My current pair was sent back to the company for a defect and was replace with no problems. The problem is the new shoes that are made in China are not made as well as they used to be. My current pair has torn apart between the sole and body of the shoe.