Customer Reviews Josef Seibel Tonga 51

I am SO disappointed these sandals didn't work out. They fit perfectly and I love the style, BUT, when you start walking, the top area above the toe line absolutely digs into your skin. The material is quite rigid, so I don't think that feeling would ease up after the shoe is remotely broken in. Bummed I had to return these.

I have problem feet. Seriously! Most shoes that I try are too soft, too hard, too narrow or just generally uncomfortable ( I do have a moderately wide foot). Not so with the Tonga 51 by Josef Seibel - they were actually comfortable right out of the box! This rarely happens for me. Many shoes cause severe foot cramps, even high quality shoe brands. So thankful I tried these. Will buy in the creme and would buy in other colors if available.

I love these! Great fit and super comfy. Stylish enough. I’m very satisfied.

These shoes are amazing. They are super comfortable. The only challenge I would advise is if you have a narrow foot these might not work. My foot is just standard medium width. They seem a little wide...not too wide for my regular foot but if your foot is narrow this might not be the style for you. They work great with jeans, shorts, maxi skirts for work. I love them. They are a bit nicer than a flip flop but not super dressy. Comfort is the key and these shoes are comfortable. I could walk all day anywhere in these and be happy!

Very comfortable but too large for my narrow foot. Will be exchanging for one size down

Floppy in my usual size, different from other Joseph Seible shoes

Super comfy foot bed. The leather looked cheap shiny when I first wore then but after only two days they look more natural. We'll see how they hold up, Seibel's aren't made like they used to be back in the day. But they are pretty comfortable for my wide feet which are hard to fit.

Loved the idea of this slide, but my foot slipped forward about an inch beyond the open toe end. I normally wear a 7 1/2 medium (and have bunions), but the sandal was still wider than my foot. It’s going back...sadly.