Customer Reviews Klogs Footwear Abilene

Love this shoe but found the 9 too big and the 8 too small. I could probably have worn without a sock but knew I would regret that some winter. Please make your shoes in half sizes!

Got these for work/gardening shoes... something I didn't care if I scuffed and something sturdy. They are certainly not the most attractive shoes; but for my purposes that was OK. I normally wear an 8.5, but the 9s were too big so I got 8s. The fit is fine, so I started wearing them around. And after walking or standing in them for an hour, my feet hurt. They ache on the bottom. Not enough arch support? I don't know. But I can't return them now. I have pretty average feet and am not on my feet all day, so I would not recommend this shoe. My feet don't seem to like them.

I can't wear them. they felt too small and too narrow.

I wanted to like it but they have this strange cupping in the bottom, both insole and clogs themselves. What I get from that is very pinched feeling which creeps up on me in a few hours. I got 12W as 11W of any Klogs I tried are too narrow now. So, if you have exceptionally narrow feet, these should be okay as long as you don't mind weight and bulky look which are all fine with me. In the past few years, Klogs' quality is exceptionally inconsistent as far as what I purchased...very sad.

Tight

I really liked the style of this work shoe. I’m a chef and they looked great on me while in uniform. I got these in a size 8 wide width...I have flat feet, and moderately sized bunions. Once I slipped my feet in the shoes, they felt cushy and nice...until I began walking around. My forefoot kept sliding forward, and I felt no arch support, so my foot was tired. I wore these to work for two days only, on day one my pinky toes were rubbed by the side of the shoes all day, leaving my feet sore. On day two, I changed out the insole to several different orthotic inserts during the day, and got no relief. I’m sorry, I just gave up! I returned them. They look great, but if you have wide, flat feet with easily irritated bunions, the height of the heel will have your toes sliding forward all day, putting unwanted pressure on the balls of your feet, and the sides of the shoe will rub your socks against your toes. They run narrow, even in a wide width. Guess I gotta stick with my roomy, ugly, crocs with dr. Scholls inserts.