Customer Reviews Drew Aaron

These are awesome shoes! They run a bit long, a bit wide, but definitely quality shoes. I only had them one day, so longevity still needs to be tested to comment.

Good quality

These shoes felt great when I first put them on but in less than 20 minutes I had to take them off. The problem is where the top of the shoe presses against the inside of my ankle bone. It appears that the plastic reinforcement for the top two lace holes is so stiff that within a few minutes the shoes became too uncomfortable to wear. I really wanted to keep these shoes. They look great! They are well constructed, true to length, and width. But the pressure against my ankles was so unfordable that my ankles are still sore one day later. Bummer.

The shoe was comfortable but a little to big and bulky the blue was not a navy blue like i expected. The shoe was a blue that i couldn't match up with anything.

While the length was fine for my husband the width was narrower than he had hoped for. We are returning these and we will be going back to the New Balance brand.

These don't appear to be Narrow widths at all, they simply put a second insole into the shoe to take up the slack. If you need B width or narrower, your feet will slop around sideways and you will probably get blisters from it. Not recommended for narrow feet.

The Drew Aaron is a nice looking shoe. However, for the wide width, and I presume the standard width, the shoe is far too small. Curiosity, the last (sole) of the shoe measures true to size 4e. But the upper shrinks inward and down. The sizing seemed more like a woman’s 4e. If you’re a man thinking about the Aaron, I would stay away. You’re going to be disappointed.

Very stiff and uncomfortable shoe. Returning it.

Too tight for a size 14, 4E. Returning them.

The arch support felt too far forward. I felt very unstable while walking in them.

Too small. 10 4E smaller than other 10 4E shoes.

VERY Disappointed! Small, cheaply/poorly made!! Get rid of this supplier these sneakers are JUNK - send them back to Chinese. I’m returning them to get my money back.

These are the worst shoes I've tried all year, and that's saying something. I was looking for plantar fasciitis/metatarsal support, and the Drew chart says these are good for those things. But there's just an extra 2 inches under the heel without any cushioning at all. I imagine it must be like wearing heels or platform shoes or something. They hurt my feet almost immediately.

I was sadly disappointed in these shoes. Imagine strapping a board to your feet and attempting to walk. There was ZERO flex in the sole of the shoe and to carry the lumber analogy further, the entire upper portion of the shoe was so stiff that it felt like the shoe was carved from wood. When I pushed the uppers to try and find out where my toes were, I couldn't make a dent. It was supposed to come with two removable insoles but mine had none and the insole that was installed was very hard---no padding at all. Aside from that, they were attractive and I would have loved for them to have been more comfortable as 6 E width shoes are not easy to find. I sent them back and am waiting for my new order to arrive.

The Navy Blue one fit from last October but the seams are popping now. This one did not fit at all--too small everywhere.

Great looking shoe and feels fine. My son was so happy that they fit his 13 6E foot but there was one major annoying thing. They will not stay tied. He has to constantly tie them and doesn't want another pair but they fit his feet. What to do? Sadly, there are few choices for a foot that size. The Navy Drew Aaron only lasted only 6 months and are now falling apart on the sole and the side of the shoe. New Balance shoes only lasted about 2.5 months.

These shoes were not even close to being comfortable. Across the toe was the worst but the whole shoe just didn't work for me.