Customer Reviews Sperry AO 2 Eye Leather MM

I've worn Boat Shoes since the mid-1960's. Bought my 1st pair in Nantucket and have never been happier with the fit, and the durability.

The style is ss rxpected however I find the shoes leather to be very stiff which affects its comfort. The shoe seems to be quite narrow for a "wide" fit.

These have always been great shoes, but this time the right foot shoe came apart at the toe within just a couple of weeks.

Within a couple weeks the threading that binds the sole to the shoe started coming undone. The sole is falling apart from the main sole and the outer sole. Overall the craftsmanship and material quality has gone substantially downhill. Complete waste of money.

Years ago, I bought a pair of size 11W Docksiders from an outlet and wore the soles off. I missed them, so I ordered another pair. Unfortunately, wide then is not wide now. I cannot wear them with socks as recommended to break them in. I have also been using leather conditioner to soften and stretch the leather. Had I known, I would have ordered extra wide.

Purchased 2/11/23, wore approx. 6 times and toe fell off.

Not the same Sperry i grew up with. Feels like cheaper leather than other models

The permanent cross ties on my new Sperry boat sho did no fit over my instep. Had to have a shoe maker convert to the old design. Needed to get a bigger size

Love the shoes but the inside sole has started coming off after only a few weeks.

Shoes looked very nice but I could not keep them tied

You modified the tongue to save money and the look and feel of the shoe has changed for the worst.

They look like my old Sperrys but the leather is not the same. Looks to 'plastic'

After decades of wearing Sabego Docksides they changed the quality of the leather uppers to a much harder leather. I changed to Sperry Boat shoes and found them very comfortable. I have just bought new Sperry Boat shoes and the leather on the new ones are much harder than the old ones. Also I ordered exactly the same size but the ones sent to me are wider than the old ones

Quality and fit and finish is great! Comfort level is a one out of five.

Very comfy overall, but it feels like a coin is in the shoe. There's one spot that's uncomfortable, and I don't know why.

Not like I expected. Not made quite as well. Bought online but if I looked at in store may have passed on them.

Hopefully this pair doesn't rip after a week of wear.

by far my favorite shoes that I've ever owned but the new insole that only covers half the sole, only on the heel, is a terrible feature. I've only been wearing them for a couple weeks and it's already falling apart. The leather sole of the last pair I had was much better and the comfort level was the same. I wore them for 8 years and the insole didn't start to come out until they were 7 or so years old. My advice is to go back to the leather insole.

Good looking shoe and comfortable but rubber sole on the edge of the shoe ripped off at the stitch area after only having/ using these shoes for one month. Disappointed at the durability of the sole.

Shoes fit well the wide was fine I normally go EW , I purchased these because a lot of reviewers said they were so comfortable . They are ok but not super comfortable as most described. I find the Sketcher boat shoe to be a lot more comfortable for walking in. The Sperry's are lighter but don't have the cushion of other boat shoes I've owned.

Not satisfied The sole cut in the front sticks out too much and I've already stubbed it and it fell apart within a few weeks.

I bought 12W but they are not wide enough compared to other brands

The shoe runs narrow. The wide did not fit my husband. Good looking shoe.

These Gold Cup boat shoes were available about 1-2 years ago and they were so nice I bought two pairs. Now my first pair are well worn out and I'm on my second pair. Why did you stop making them and when will you begin again? Also the handmade brown boat shoes made in ME aren't even close to being brown, try making them in the same color Brown you make your Gold Cup boat shoes in and watch your sales soar. I've been wearing Sperry's for 40+ years and in the past 10 years the quality and color combinations have gone down hill. They were designed as tuff long lasting boat shoes that were worth their cost, now, save the franchise before it's too late.