Customer Reviews Sperry Mako 2-Eye Canoe Moc

Truly a narrow last! So many brands in this style are medium even though they say narrow. This shoe is a tad heavy and the lace could be be more supple to start. Get past that and these are an excellent shoe.

Truly a narrow last! So many brands in this style are medium even though they say narrow. This shoe is a tad heavy and the lace could be be more supple to start--get past that and the are an excellent shoe.

Slightly more support than the originals, a little stiff at first but I think they will soften up. These definitely run small for me. I'm a 9 but take a 9.5 in them.

Really like this shoe - This is my second pair. I wear them every day. I have a narrow foot and this is the only loafer type shoe that I have ever been able to wear - they make this in a narrow width. Great shoe; I'll probably buy another pair when this wears out.

Sperry Top-Sider Mako - I've worn these Topsiders for about 2 weeks now, and can write an opinion. In the past I have owned boat shoes from Sperry, LL Bean, Timberland and Sebago. These Mako's are quite comfortable with socks. Arch support is good and the sole is solid yet cushy. My only issue is that they have better heel support than most boat shoes. That, plus the 2-piece tongue, make it very hard, if not impossible, to slip on. You have to tie the shoe every time. For that reason they are relegated to office wear. I will be buying a pair of traditional Sperry’s in Oatmeal for summer wear with shorts and no socks. I can recommend them, but if you are looking to wear them like your old school Topsiders, look elsewhere.

I already have a pair of these shoes in a different color...but this pair doesn't seem to fit as well. I don't really understand how there could be that much difference. Hopefully when they break-in they'll feel better.

Casual and comfortable! These are a great all around shoe. I wear them for any casual activity and know they will look great with jeans or casual slacks. Well made and comfortable.

Comfortable and good looking...construction shaky - I like this model of topsider, but unfortunately the construction didn't hold up. Within a couple weeks, one of the seams near the outer toes had come apart, and as with a previous pair of classic topsiders, the metal eyelets on the sides of the shoe are prone to catching on things and being popped out and aren't easy to fix, resulting in a metal eyelet dangling on the leather lace. I did contact Sperry and to their credit, they responded. It's been some time now and I don't know what they offered to make it right, but I didn't take them up on it. I've worn the shoes for a few years now and the seam which came apart hasn't gotten worse at least, though I now have two eyelets which have come out. Beyond those annoyances, the shoe is durable and comfortable. I "upgraded" to the Mako because of the double layer of leather around the lower portion of the sole in hopes it would make the shoe last longer. So far, that's been the case.

I take a 10 1/2 m shoe. Could barely get my foot in this. Gave me a blister just walking around the house.

The right inside of left shoe had bulge spot where stitched that made the shoe very uncomfortable and unwearable. It is a fault in craftsmanship.

The shoe was the correct size but was very uncomfortable. The sole was to hard and it seemed a bit narrow.

Runs small. I have other Sperry shoes that fit fine.

I normally wear a Wide shoe but this was excessive.