Customer Reviews Born Andes

These shoes were great....loved the style and quality especially for the price. Sadly they had to be returned as they were too short. My husband usually wears a 14 but these were just a tad too short. He thought they would be very comfortable if they fit better.

This is a nice looking shoe. I have another pair of Born shoes that I have enjoyed for years. Unfortunately, this particular style seems to run very narrow. I wear a D width and this shoe was much too tight, even for a new shoe.

These shoes are darling...but they really run big. Now I am trying to return them and can not a label to print. Why do you make it so hard?

Extremely comfortable. Style is good. Perfect shoes to wear around the office.

Wasn't able to evaluate because the shoes are too narrow for my feet.

Ordered these and the Born Simon. These ran narrow, toe box too small, felt like the sole was too narrow for the upper. Returned and kept the Simons.

Narrow

More suited to light indoor wearing with little need for support.

Here all staff are bad.

So this shoe was labeled 8 US, and 41 EU. (usually I'm a 39 EU). This shoe was WAY off on sizing. It was at least a US 9.5 women. If it would fit my foot, it seemed pretty comfortable. I guess. I'll try again and see if they can get it right....

I am a size 12 all day long - I couldn't even get these on my foot. Sent them back. I love Born shoes - I've had three pairs in a row - but I bought a pair of Ecco's after this.

Great looking shoe, but the sizing is so far off that the shoe is NOT even wearable. The "over thick" footed inside takes up too much space. The manufacturer did not allow for this contingency so the shoe is no longer the right size, but two sizes too small!

Love the look of this shoe, but it was impossibly small. I’d order up a full size in width and length.

I need to return and exchange, get ONE full size bigger from 8.5 to 9.5. Please re-send a new pair for 9.5M I'll return this pair tomorrow first thing in the morning. Thanks.

Nice looking shoe, but the opening for your foot is so small that you can't get the shoe on. I'll never be able to understand why they make shoes with a tongue that comes half way up your ankle. CUT THE SHOE LOWER AND YOU'LL SELL MORE. I'm sure I'm not the only one that has this problem. "Low cut shoes for men" are impossible to find. Sad!