Customer Reviews Native Shoes AP Mercury Liteknit

Like one of the reviewer the pair I received had ankle tag area cutting into my skin. It was sharp pain and only with the left shoe. It must be a defect... otherwise felt super light and cute but returnes...

This shoe was an instant favorite right out of the box. However, after wearing them for a few days each week for 2-3 months, the insoles quickly wore out under the ball of each foot. The insoles have small ridges running laterally across the footbed. They don't create discomfort when new, but they quickly wore holes in my socks and created a burning, blister-creating sensation once they began to wear. Great shoe when new. I love the style and comfort. My only gripe is the lack of durability.

I love the look as they're low-profile, but supportive (unlike Vans, keds, toms, etc). Not sure if it's a breaking in period, but I've gotten brutal blisters on the back of ankles from where the little tag is. There's a nasty seam there that just cuts away. I'm hoping this goes away over time, but be warned.

I love Native brand for how lightweight and minimal they are. This particular style, however, lacked any structure at the top and looked/felt floppy on my foot. Additionally the lacing system didn’t do anything to enhance the fit but rather just tightened the chunk of loose fabric at the top. I’ll be returning these. Bummer!

I was surprised at how flimsy these felt and that the whole top of my foot was only really structured by a wide width of lacing. I'll have to return them.

true to size, however the sole is so thin, and the insole (which is removable, so a plus) is even thinner, unfortunately not comfortable for walking. Picture makes it look like it has a cushy bottom. nope.

Terrible feel, great look. The back seam is bulky and centered directly along your achilles tendon. It was uncomfortable and abrasive. The insoles have an elevated ridge pattern which is made of some semi-stiff material which was an added discomfort to the wear.

These look like sneakers, but they're flip-flops. Literally paper thin.