Customer Reviews Walking Cradles Caliente

I've never had a shoe so out of whack in terms of fit. I normally wear a 6M except in boots and such - then I'm a 6.5M. I bought these in a 6.5M based on Zappos recommendation and I could not get the ball of my foot into the front of the shoe. Literally would not fit. I ordered two other Walking Cradles styles from a competitor (they carry different styles than Zappos); they were both size 6W and I fit beautifully into both (one closed toe, one a strappy sandal similar to Caliente but fewer straps). I'm not sure what is going on with this style; I can't believe a 6W would be so different from a 6.5M that I literally wouldn't be able to even get my foot into the shoe.

Fits way to smaller, maybe more tha a full size smaller. To expensive for the material and design. In more than a decade shopping in Zappos is the first time ever that took mare than a week to arrive. So disappointed, because there was a time when took me less than a week, to order, recieve it, returned it and get another pair.

I typically wear a size 8M however these shoes seemed fit "a bit long" so I returned them.

The shoe looked boxy and dowdy on my foot (8.5w). Returned

After paying so much for this shoe, the first I wore it to church, found out the heels or sole is going one sided on both legs and it's not Comfortable at all. Very dissatisfied and disappointed. Wish I can send it back

Ended up with a 71/2 even though I'm usually a 7 - great fit and very nice style!

I have a wide foot. Specifically, my toe box is wide. In athletic shoes I usually order a W (although in some brands I can get away with a standard fit), but in heels and dress shoes I typically require a WW. If a shoe is going to be marked WW, there is really no reason why it shouldn’t fit me. I mean, my feet aren’t freakishly wide – I’m not Fred Flintstone, I don’t have bunions, and I’m not walking around with fins. This is why I can’t understand why this shoe isn’t wide enough. I couldn’t even fit my foot into it. If you’re going to charge $118 for a shoe, you should be generous with the proportions and make a shoe marked WW the appropriate width. I’ve had this problem with Walking Cradles before. I’m never ordering them again. It’s too bad too – Walking Cradles makes cute shoes for the supposedly wide-footed woman, rather than the geriatric wide heels made by many other brands. Oh, well.

Cute shoe style but terribly uncomfortable.

I wear a 71/2 D and had high hopes these beautiful shoes would fit. I wore another pair of Rose Petals for my daughter's wedding and they were very comfortable and pretty. Buyer beware: if you have a high instep as I do, the elastic straps are so tight that they could cut off circulation! So back they go