Customer Reviews Camper Peu Cami - Lo-17665

Very comfortable shoes, once they're on. I can easily wear them all day with no problem. One slight criticism...I don't see a way to adjust the elastic shoelaces. I wish they were just a tad looser. My high arches would appreciate it. Plus, they're the first shoes in ages that make my feet look a bit smaller than they are.

I bought these as a gift to my boyfriend. He loved the style, the fit and finds them comfortable for a general walk about shoe. There is no arch support, though they are comfortable for walking because of the wider toe-box area. I don't think they would be the best for a full day of standing, but they are a great and stylish shoe.

These are fun, funky shoes that are very comfortable. They do seem to stretch and one should know this. They seem to have a relatively high toe box and absorp the pavement nicely. I would recommend them as an attractive, casual shoe that is comfortable to wear.

I think they are very good looking shoes that get lots of compliment, but the bottom of the shoes is just way too thin, and the front portion of the insoles are also too thin. After just a few hours of wear, the front portion of my feet had gotten cramps. Unfortunately Camper does not sell another kind of insoles that are thicker. I've tried three different Dr. Scholls insoles but they still don't help... they have perforations and you can feel the holes even with thick socks on. If your replacement insoles are not thick enough, the back of the shoes will dig into the back of your ankles. Basically, they are expensive shoes with no support. Wish I can like them more and purchased something else.

mainly took this time to review to caution my fellow walkers that this shoe is very slippery, dangerously so, on any small amount of ice on pavement. this is the main reason only 3 stars... this is the only shoe i have that has this level of slipperiness on ice. could be that the sole is more of a hard plastic instead of a softer rubberized compound which could grip the ice? the Camper boys need to talk to the Michelin XIce boys about compounds and formulations of polymers. also since the sole is sewn on with visible stitching around the sides, there doesnt seem to be a water tight seal for small puddles as others have noted, but i havent tried them in the rain yet, so also dont know if similarly slippery on water... good traction on dry surfaces it seems. it's like they were designed where it's hot and dry...spain maybe? :) just seal the stitching and use an ice grip compound for the sole, and there it is: version 2.0. awesome look, awesome fit, tho it seems to be running a full size smaller than listed. in most shoes i have a size 14 w/ room to spare, but a size 14 in this is snug w/ thin socks, and too tight w/ slightly thicker socks. good to wear w/o sox. pluses: super soft leather. good ground feel. tho probably not very protective of stepping on city debris like broken glass, rocks, nails, etc., since the soles are super thin. good to wear to the gym. elastic laces are nice but could easily be replaced w/ regular laces it seems. mine came w/ blk laces installed and blue extra, but how do you swap them w/o cutting them? who knows, too confusing. minimalist ... good, but would rather have unlined leather than with any type of fabric lining... this has a thin fabric lining in most of the shoe it seems...why? no need... see Keen Bleeckers, no longer made, alas... now that was a glorious shoe, with no lining and grip like super glue.

PROS: Simple design. Clean look. No obtrusive logos. Appears to have good materials with a lot of flex for right-away comfort. CONS: Heel-toe height differential of the removable insole is about 2mm at toe and 15mm at heel; this is relevant because that negates the "barefoot" quality that these shoes claim to have; these tilt your weight forward rather than evenly and naturally front-to-back. For my feet this put uncomfortable pressure on the balls and toes of my feet. The outsole is very thin and likely not to last long with much use.

No support what so ever.