Customer Reviews Dunham Cloud Waterproof

I had originally bought a pair of 14 wide of Dunhams from a brick and mortar store, they seemed to shrink the first time they got a little wet, I was unable to stretch them using shoe stretchers. Gave those to my brother. This pair I bought through Zappo's has served me well for about 7 or eight months. I specifically ordered a pair that was waterproof. I get a sense that the shoes are not well made as the sole has started to fall off the shoe, no longer waterproof and thus the shoe has no value to me. Kind of a bummer. The attached photos show my wet and dirty socks that I just took off along with a close up of the sole coming apart from the shoe. Note: I did reach out in chat to Zappo's, they indicated they are just a retailer dealing with lots of shoes. They did offer to help me find other waterproof boots that would fit.

Claims it is waterproof, yet on both pairs (2 different sizes), I noticed the black part where it meets the brown material is pulling away already and I haven't even worn them. Seems like poor quality, especially when compared to the New Balance ones I kept.

These boots suck! I bought them because they had 4E. Years ago, I always bought Dunham work boots. They were comfortable and never wore out. I can't believe I spent this much money on a boot that has less protection than my dock siders. I can feel #2 stone like I was wearing cheap moccasins. They are low cut, so there is no ankle protection. I still love Zappos. That is all. Out.

I really liked these boots at first. Very comfortable and wide enough for my flat feet. Unfortunately the soles started coming off after only hiking a little over 40 miles in them. Will not be purchasing this brand again.

The side of the front started to break apart after the first use. Totally not impressed for the money. Will have to repair before they can be worn again.

They are not worth $140.i was disappointed. With the boots from day1.

I've had these less than three months - and I wear them no more than three hrs a day total (four walks with the dog). I just wanted something waterproof for the wet morning grass, occasional rain storm or snow dusting. These were GREAT for the first two months - comfortable and dry. Now - they've both sprung leaks and my socks get soaked. UGH! Why can't anyone make a waterproof hiker that lasts more than a few months?