Customer Reviews SAS Ambassador

Had to order a half size larger in order for the shoe to be wide enough. Not great on style but at least more comfortable than most dress shoes in other brands. Comfortable width is the problem with dress shoes that are dressier... so these are a compromise to be dressy enough without the pain of a narrow width.

Ambassador 8.5W. Beautiful shoes, but not a good fit for my high instep foot. The tongue pressed against the top part of my foot. I tried it as an alternative to the SAS Bout Time in 8.5W, which was too lose in the front area. I am now going to try Bout Time in 8.5M, and hope it isn't too tight.

Good, well-constructed and comfortable, shoe.

This is the only place I have found that had half sizes in the larger shoes. I would think it would be a good selling point that SAS shoes are made in the USA. Is there a way to search your site for all size 15.5 shoes? Note also that I needed to replace the "moderate arch support" with a highter arch (i.e Dr. Scholls), since I have flat feet. These are all inserts, so wonder if I could have specified the type of arch support with the order.

First time owning the SAS brand after wearing Ecco for many years. (Unfortunately, as with most brands that were once great, Ecco's price stayed the same, but I felt they started to slip in quality and comfort.) With these, I ordered an 11 and needed to return for a half size smaller. Just part of the process of ordering a new brand, I suppose. The wide is a good fit for my needs. I hate to say it, but most SAS shoes aren't the most stylish (they often look way too orthopedic), but the brand seems to be working on that with some of their recent offerings. So, will I win any fashion contests around the office with these? No. But, they're not bad and if they continue to feel as comfortable as the day I put them on, I'll sacrifice one for the other. I'm on my feet A LOT and can only describe it as walking on marshmallows... They appear to be constructed well and the soft leather feels like it won't take much time, if any, to break them in.

I was buying these for my 90 year old father. Walking is becoming more difficult, so I'm looking for shoes that look like dress shoes, but feel and function like walking shoes. These look very "orthopedic" and seem well made, but even the Narrow is quite wide.

Shoes feel fine. They aren't amazing, but they are fine. The MAJOR problem is that they squeak when you walk. I can't walk across a polished floor without a squeak with every step. I thought it would go away once I wore them a few times. It never did. Now I'm stuck with expensive shoes that I can't wear.