Customer Reviews Rocket Dog Jazzin

This item was a bit disappointment! I bought "Jazzin" with a different style--lines all over, really hip-looking. I was psyched. But when they arrived I found that the toe box was LUDICROUSLY wide. Like clown shoes. I cannot wear these. :-(

Cute shoe, but didn't think it was worth the price. The cushioning felt minimal, and don't think it would hold up well. Also, the letters for rocket dog stick out slightly from the bottom of the sole and you can feel it with every step. I don't find that comfortable at all. The shoe did feel true to size though, and had a pretty wide toe box... My foot and toes did not feel squished.

It felt like it was too big for my feet so I had to make the shoe laces go around it so my feet wouldn't come out. It was quite uncomfortable because it made the soles of my feet hurt and felt like I was walking on bare cement.

I don't know who decided to cut half of the heel off the back, but these things slip off every step you take. And because there's a really short back, they're weighted heavily to the front, which feels awkward when you're wearing them. I hadn't bought rocket dog before, but I thought the fabric was adorable. I will never buy rocket dog again.

I loved these shoes so, so, so much. They were adorable. I liked the very low-cut sides, the rouded toe-box, the bright colors -- everything. They got so many compliments, and I felt good whenever I wore them. The thin soles didn't even bother me -- at first. And then they gave me permanent nerve damage. It wasn't even the thinness itself that caused the problem; I wear all kinds of shoes with thin soles and have had no problem with any of them. The problem is the company logo, shaped in hard rubber on the bottom of the right shoe. It created a lump underneath the ball of my foot on that side. With time and enough wear, that bump created a neuroma in my right foot -- essentially a buildup of tissue right where the nerve is. It causes excruciating pain. I can't wear high heels anymore, because it feels like I have a nail in my foot. I had to have steroid injections. If I want it permanently dealt with, surgery is likely my only recourse -- and that can cause permanent numbness. Honestly and truly, it isn't worth it. I see so many comments on these about the bumpy logo on the sole -- please, if you buy these and wear them and can feel the logo, *don't risk it.* I didn't even know what a neuroma WAS until after it was too late, because it didn't hurt until the damage was already done.