Customer Reviews Oboz Livingston Low

Been looking for a slip on outdoor shoe for some time. Tried a couple of pairs of Merrell Jungle Mocs, but always found the toe box too constraining. I like Altras because of the toe box. This shoe for me has good room in the toe box area and a snug fit in the heel. First pair of Oboz, but plan to look at some other models.

I was looking fo a sturdy outdoor slip on with an aggressive sole for working on the property. These fit the profile. I would not wear them as an every day casual shoe. They provide good support but are not what most people think of as comfy.

I really like this shoe. I normally wear 12, so ordered the 12. Felt small at first, but stretched and is now a perfect fit. I wouldn't mind going up a half size but I'm okay with the 12.

Go up 1/2 size. The collar will loosen after a week or so if they seem hard to get in to. Absolutely comfortable. The walnut is not as orange as it appears on my screen.

As expected. Comfortable ????

There is no way I recived a size 10. It says 10 on the box and on the shoe label. But I'm a 10, and it don't fit. The other pair of shoes I got from Zappos in the same order is a 10 and it fits.

Great fit and feel, right out of the box. On initial wear they feel very stable and grippy. I like the style and color too. I'm pretty sure they are goiing to get a lot of use!

I bought this one slightly larger than another pair to wear with thicker socks in the winter. They might be the most comfortable slip on shoes I've ever owned. The insoles give great support. Also the sole and lugs make for excellent grip in snow.

Excellent shoe, very pleased. Exact same tread, insole and fit as my Sawtooth hiking boots. Easy to get on and off, stays securely on my foot. Great for 4-5-mile walks around town when I don't need a full-blown hiking boot. Firmly comfortable without being cushy. These replaced a pair of slip-one Merrell's that I had for years; the Merrells always felt much more soft, cushiony and "sloppy". The Oboz, by contrast, feel like they're a part of my foot.

I'm an Oboz fan. Prior to purchasing the Livingstons I already owned a couple pair of the Bridgers and one pair of the Sawtooth II. Living in a somewhat rural area with gravel roads and hilly terrain, the Livingstons work great for walking the dog on those same gravel roads or in our woods, doing chores in and around the property or general casual wear, at home or in town. I wouldn't feel as secure or comfortable using them for hardcore hiking or going off-trail. I'm sure they can handle a certain amount, but I'd much rather use one of the other Oboz models for the rugged stuff. That said, the Livingstons don't disappoint and look and feel great. I wear the same size in all of the models.

The Livingston was not quite what I had hoped—an actual slip-on hiking shoe. It was like a well-built Keen with a comfortably wide toe box and a sole suitable for trails. Where it fell short is that the elastic was loose enough that my feet were only lightly held in the shoe as I walked around my office. I would never trust them on a trail. To be clear, they would be perfectly suitable for walking around home or office. The supplied insole is of high quality but may be too much for anyone with low arches.

Like the tread. I live in the mountains so good tread is important. A bit small though. They are stretching out some. Will see how that goes.

Really wanted to love these but they were just too narrow. Had to return them. Appeared to be well made.