Customer Reviews Sperry AO 2 Eye Leather MM

Good overall; very attractive appearance and they feel like good, though not exceptional, quality. Not uncomfortable at first but I'm hoping they break in a bit more. Customer service is the best around!

Overall a good pair of shoes. Sizing is big so order half a size smaller than you normally wear, even with socks they are large. Not the most comfortable boat shoe I've worn, but a solid addition.

This is a classic-looking boat shoe that is good for the warm weather. You could dress it up a little with chinos or just wear them everyday with shorts. I got 2 full seasons out of my old ones, so I just replace them after they're all beat up. This is my 2nd pair I've owned.

Exactly what you would expect out of a boat shoe. They look and feel great. The more you wear, the more comfortable the shoe gets.

These shoes are pretty stylish and are definitely comfortable. I wear them to work regularly and have not noticed any durability issues. I think I'm more of a loafers kind of guy, but it is difficult to find loafers with little or no heel so I went with these. The shoe string is a bit awkward but wraps around the entire shoe to allow for increased control of how loose you want the shoe to be on foot. Zappos is the only place I could find with all black Sperry's.

A great classic look, and plenty comfortable. The leather sees kind of cheap though. Perhaps I am just used to harder leather. I had to order size smaller, and I wound up needing to exchange for a larger EE width. Some manufacturers don't seem to widen shoes too much in larger size. I ordered a 15.

Love them! Good looking shoes! Great style and can be worn as casual shoes or dress shoes! Glad I bought them! The shipping was really fast too and the customer service was awesome! I would highly recommend these shoes to anyone!

For me this shoe is "old reliable" as a combo slipper/sandal/casual shoe. Size is true without socks or with very thin socks. If you plan on wearing these mainly with socks I would order a half size larger than normal.

I'm a little disappointed in the quality of materials. The shoe leather seems thinner and the shoe cords are not real leather, unlike every other pair of Sperry Top-Siders I have owned over the years. I have a comparably-priced pair of Sperry Top-Siders that has much higher quality materials.

Shoe fits well enough but even for deck shoes the insole is very thin and provides little support. Less than I have felt from similar products.

Deck shoes are about traction on a boat's moving deck. Sperry gets that. Most critical for me, these have the original soles, with the real sipping --not just a wavy tread pattern-- so the traction is what I hoped for. Only real sipping works worth a rip on a wet deck. The leather is not the original-quality oil-impregnated stuff that I remember from 30 years ago, which felt like raw bacon when it got wet but was good for 20 years, but it seems as good or better than anything else I've seen on the market of late. Stitching quality is good, not great: a couple loose stitches between sole and upper. The sole stitching is braided thread, which is good, maybe better than the original, while the stitching on the upper is loose-twist nylon(?), not the original, more durable waxed thread. However, they haven't over-complicated the construction, which means that when the stitching lets go, I can repair it myself with needle and palm, no big deal. Don't bother wondering about arch support. There's a reason they call these shoes "moccasins": they are very minimalist. No arch support at all, and the sole is meant to provide traction on a boat's deck, not squishy cushioning for a day on your feet at work. If you only want something "stylish" that makes you look like you just stepped off your yacht, but with soft soles and arch support, try another shoe. I have very wide feet. Almost round. If I could find lace-up horseshoes with a deck sole, I'd probably buy them. In other shoes I usually get size 10 1/2, just for the width, or 10 EE on the rare occasions a company makes an EE. I started with 10 EE, when I ordered these, and they were large enough they felt like flippers. 9 1/2 EE were also too long, though they were a nice width. 9 EE were the right length, but too narrow. I think I finally got it right with 9 EEE. Not too many companies make a EEE --thank you, Sperry! Usually I wear them without socks, but I can squeeze in with socks if I need to. Thank you Zappos, for so cheerfully letting me do three different exchanges. And for getting the shoes here darn near overnight each time. I'll be back for more when these blow out beyond what I can repair with the contents of my ditty bag.

First time wearing was loose so I returned it and get one size smaller and it fit perfectly. I got 9.5 and usually wear a size 10, but 8.5 actually fit better.

Comfy and stylish. I usually wear a size 14, but if they offered a 13.5, I would've gone that route, they are a little loose but not to fall off loose.

These are exactly what I wanted. I had an old pair where the soles had worn out. These are nice and comfortable compared to my old ones.

I am pleased with my Sperry's I should have considered that they would stretch out. The inner sole is better then any other boat shoe I have worn. They should have been a little tighter out of the box!