Customer Reviews Dunham Windsor Waterproof

Value for price. Break-in time minimal. Fit well and walked well for first three weeks. Because I'm 300 lbs and on my feet a minimum of 12 hours a day, the arch support didn't last. Stuck in my orthotics an all is fine. If you're over 250 lbs, they'll do fine for occasional use, else need a heavier arch support. The pair of Nunn-Bush I bought at the same time has worn better for me.

DUNHAM WINDSOR - The shoe is a great, lower cost alternative to the more expensive DUNHAM brand shoes. The problem seems to be that the quality of the shoe does not seem as good as in the past.

I like it - I like this shoe. I need a supportive shoe since I overpronate. The roll bar and padded collar are necessary to me before I buy. Dunham & New Balance are my shoes of choice.

I have three pairs of Dunham Windsor’s- all 12B. They are all OK, but the first two pairs I bought, one black and one taupe, fit a bit better than this pair (brown). This pair is a bit narrower than the other two. The shoes are still wearable (with lighter socks) but I am disappointed that the fit is not more consistent.

Great looking shoe & very well made- Color of Brown Nubuck shoe is very different than pictures show. In person uppers are darker brown and soles are black. These are great looking shoes! (Pictures don’t do them justice.) I had to put Spenco insoles in them because insoles they came with provide no cushion or arch support. Spenco's took comfort rating up quite a bit. These shoes fit the foot very well, not too snug or too loose. Waterproof uppers seem to work well so far.

Dunham's Windsor Shoes - Very nice looking and well made. I wear a size 15B and I am very satisfied with these shoes so far, we'll see How they wear and how long they last as this is my first pair of Dunham's.

Lightweight and good support in sole and arch for extended walking/hiking. Waterproof should be an added bonus on a rainy day or wet trail.

Good fit, comfortable shoe - I bought this shoe mostly because it came in a 16B, but find I like the fit and finish very much. It has a nylon mesh layer between your sock and the shell that breathes well and allows your foot to slide easily into and out of the shoe. The removable insole seems well made and can be replaced with an orthotic if needed. As a nice touch, they come with a spare set of round laces, which are still hard to find on the open market where I live.

Dunham Windosr - I have a narrow foot. These shoes fit a little wider than the Rockport World Tour shoes I usually buy. These Windsors have slightly dressier stiching, laces, and leather finish, but are mostly comparable to the World Tours. The soles seem slightly stiffer, which is good if the fit is good to start with.

Excellent choice - A comfortable shoe that I would probably buy again.

A great looking shoe for work or play. Found the shoe to be wider than other Dunham I have bought.

fit and size good. Very old man looking. A lighter brown would be better looking and go with more. But comfortable, so keeping

A very bulky heavy shoe. Extremely wide.

Other Dunhams have worked fine but this pair were uncomfortably snug on insteps with standard cushions removed, personal orthotics inserted, and laces tied. Will be returning.

These were the waterproof ones. I would have preferred the plain leather ones as the waterproof ones appear a little plastic looking.

I wear a 14 5E and have a squared off foot with a large arch. This is a good shoe and a decent fit, but a bit narrower in the toe than I would like; if I hadn't found the Drew line, I would have kept those.

material of the show was light, fit was tight on my foot

the EE size was tight on my feet

Definitely felt smaller than normal. The support on the back seemed just uncomfortable. I felt my toes touching and the toe box seemed small. Nice shoe and very well made, just not for me.

This is my second pair of this shoe. Bought a new pair for a European trip that just ended. As with my previous pair, comfort and fit was excellent. Unfortunately, found out that for certain kinds of surfaces these shoes not only have poor traction, it is so bad that I nearly fell many times. Previous use was almost always on fairly rough terrain such as city asphalt or concrete, and the soles are fine there. However, I was traveling in Southern Spain and Portugal, where the common city surface is highly polished marble. Even when dry, the plastic inserts in the heel essentially turn the shoe into an instant ice skate. When the walking area is wet, it is literally impossible to walk at all. Found this was also true on board our small cruise ship on wood floors. Not sure if I should just return these shoes or consult a lawyer for potential injury! They are that bad, really. Even scuffing them, which I did relentlessly, could not keep those plastic inserts from creating a shoe skate board that put me on my butt.

I would give this shoe 5 stars if it was not for the poor traction when indoors when wet. I have taken several falls in these shoes when coming indoors when the shoes were wet. I have worn this style shoe for more than 6 years. The best shoes I have ever worn for work, they keep my feet dry, wear them all summer and winter. I am a service technician and put my work shoes through hell daily. These shoes hold up great. Just be careful when wet - you can get hurt badly!

By accident I was able to compare this with the Propet Village Walker, which is also a diabetic shoe, and is mainly different in that it is not waterproof. The Village Walker is cheaper, much more comfortable, and does not have the very unpleasant smell of the Dunham. If you are not in special need of a waterproof shoe, I strongly suggest you try the Propet instead.