Customer Reviews Sperry Striper II Slip-On Sneaker

Sized well. Very difficult to put on.

Was terribly difficult getting my foot into the shoe. Once it was in, it was clear the shoe was the right size, so I know sizing wasn't the issue. But the hole to get my foot in was not very "slip" on but very "shove in there with serious effort using both hands" on. I think the back edge of the shoe where it meets the heel needs more give, as does the elastic on the tongue.

These shoes look good but are not very comfortable and offer no arch support.

Great looking casual shoe, but it was a full size too small. Unfortunately, it wasn’t available in a 14. Had to return.

Big caveat for anyone who likes to wear their slip-ons without socks: the backs on these are really high for slip-ons and they ripped the heck out of my bare heels the first time I wore them. Pity, because they look great. Also, the mega-arched insole is an acquired taste.

Fit VERY small. At least a full size.

The size EE is a farce. I have a 10.5 EE foot and ordered the 11 EE in the Sperry and I could not ever get my foot half way into this shoe. It is extremely narrow.

For many years, this was my summer shoe: easy to slip on, comfortable and washable. I wore them until they wore out; then i would quickly replace them. I don't know when, but some time ago, either Sperry changed the design substantially or my feet grew . Now I need a shoe horn to squeeze into them. This will be my last pair of Sperry's.

Used to love Sperry, but I've had to return the last few pairs I've ordered. Hate to use a cliche, but they just don't make them like they used to. I've loved Stripers in the past, both laced and laceless, because they are my pair of casual shoes I can just slip my feet into in a couple of seconds and go. No socks, no sitting down to tie them--just walk over to where they are on the floor and slip my feet in. Used to take no time at all. But now the heel has absolutely no structure, so when I try that, the heel just crumples up under my foot and my foot doesn't go in. Even slipping a finger in doesn't help because then, I can't get the heel in--as if the shoes are too small. Tried 3 pairs and they're all the same. My old pair of the same size still fits perfectly, but these seem just a hair smaller, tighter when I get them on. I don't want to have to use a shoehorn to put on my "slip-on" shoes--it defeats the purpose of having a pair like this. And a larger size would be a little to long and still wouldn't allow me to slip them on because of the lack of any stiffness, structure in the heel. I tried the Halyard and their heels are the oposite--so still and unyielding that they almost peel the skin off my heel when I try to put them in--like dress shoes. Very disappointed because I've had several pairs of Stripers and always loved them, but if I can't slip in and out of them effortlessly I might as well just put on my regular sneakers and lace them up.

In contrast to other Sperry shoes that I have, the size and fit were odd - a bit on the large side. The upper material was very thin, stiff and cheap looking. The styling was off too - very boxy - it almost appeared like there was a manufacturing defect. These shoes were a hard “no” and went right back into the box for return. A disappointing effort from Sperry.

These are not white. At all.

The fit was a joke. Way, way too narrow by a good inch and then some across the bottom of the sole. They might have been a length fit, but since he was unable to fit his foot in any farther than about 2 inches, we'll never know for certain.

These shoes were awful. Walked right out of them, causing stumble, but thankfully caught myself without injury. They were worn outside once because I could not really believe they were that big until I got out and walked in them. I know you do not generally refund shoes worn outside, but I at least need store credit for these.