Customer Reviews Shoes for Crews Endurance II

Good foodwear to work but it is not very durable ..

Nice lightweight shoe! I wish there was a slip on version with a little more width. My favorite style was Eastside, but they are no longer available

I think it's a good shoe for the price. I was hoping it would be more comfortable but overall I like it.

I bought a dhoe a year and a half ago and it aas amaxing. Supportive of my high instep, comfortable for my plantar fasciitis and cold wear a 9 hour shift without my feet hurting. Well you discontinued it. So I thought this shoe would be comparable. I thought wrong. Its an ok shoe but for the price i expected more. I wish you had a more comparable shoe or would not have discontinued the other style.

I wish SFC would keep the red and black shoes in stock. I settled for these plain ones.

Had the shoes for 6 months before the sole separates from the bottom. Other than that, good shoes

I recently purchased this shoe and found it to be just ok. The inside is quit stiff and being on my feet all day, I wish they were softer.

I purchased these shoes with the impression that they would be wide enough for my feet long story short they are too tight and the representative that sold them to me said they would be fine.I have a bunion on left foot and it make finding shoes a problem!Wish these shoes were wider!

I recently bought this shoes,I work in restaurant and their good I mean comfortable but it is enough grip specially if there is a litle oil on the floor.

I have worn shoes for crews for 20 years. the last pair I wore 2 weeks when the sole just fell off, this pair says order 1/2 size smaller I ordered my regular size ant they are extremely narrow and starting to come apart. looks like they are making much cheaper products for a higher price. this company is not what it used to be. very disappointed

Not true size, not comfortable. I order the 8 1/2 W but feels like 7 1/2 D. you need to order 1 size larger.

As an automechanic, I appreciate the comfortable feel of these shoes. I also greatly appreciate the traction they provide. But SFC's never seem to last very long for me. I've been using SFC's for the past 10 years off and on and although I keep going back to them for their traction - I find myself always shaking my head when my shoes wear out within a couple of months of use. Whether is the glue they use to bond the sole to the shoes, stitching the comes undone, etc.. if only the rest of the shoe can match the quality of the sole. I've actually taken several of my SFC shoes to a local cobbler over the years in attempt to prolong their use as the rest of the shoe doesn't last as long as the sole.

I'm a auto tech on my feet all day for 40 hours a week. My last set of work shoes were Sketchers and I loved them, but I thought I'd branch out as I'd heard good things about Shoes For Crews from other technicians. First off, these are no where near as comfortable as described. I ordered a 14W, and the shoe still feels a bit narrow on my foot. Also, the insole is not as cushy as compared to my previous work shoes. I got a full year out of my Sketchers, and these already have a few decent sized chucks taken out of the sole after 2 months of wearing them everyday. I will be going back to Sketchers after this pair wears out.

I bought these shoes thinking they would be great lite weight breathable shoes for the restraunt I work at. After the first week they were good. But after 2 weeks they started to not support my feet, and after placing new inserts inside the shoes, it didn't help. The other problem is how little breathing room it gives. I work as a "fast food" cook on my feet for 6+ hours a day. I get home from work and my socks are basically soaked in sweat from wearing these shoes. And I am a smaller guy. So no they are not breathable or comfortable after 2 weeks.

A let down of a shoe. Size is great but comfort and support is lacking. Insoles have no support and being in a industry that you're on your feet for 9-10 hours, you need that extra support. I had to buy different insoles to compensate. SFC brand shoes are great but don't sell yourself short in this shoe.

Inferior product for heavy use left work with swamp foot today and they are less than a month old.

Poorly made shoe. Sole separates from shoe. Other employees have the same issue.

Nice, affordable, and lightweight. The only issue is the soles detached from the shoes very quick.

The mesh on the upper of the shoe is terrible. It worn in a matter of weeks.

It caused a corn on my pinky toe. I ordered the right side, but the toebox was too narrow. It lacks breathability but the exterior is durable. It appears unscuffable.

I wore these shoes 40hrs a week for about six months before they started falling apart - holes developed on the sides of both shoes and the slip resistance was completely worn down.

On my feet for 2hr and the pain starts even tried the dr insoles and they dont help. My new balance dont hurt. Due to company account I would have to pay full price for name brand shoes.

If I could I'd give 0 stars. I work at Texas Roadhouse in Hagerstown, and these shoes did not work, as I have slipped once, causing my hip to hurt for a few days. I've almost slipped just about every shift I work, including almost causing salads to fly towards two teenage girls exiting the restaurant. They saw me almost slip and were like "oh my". I also almost slipped going out side for our outdoor seating and almost fell on the concrete. Many times I side into walls and almost run into people. I awkwardly walk around like a penguin or like I need to go to the bathroom because I don't want to slip and fall. I highly do NOT recommend these shoes. Go somewhere else

After barely a month of ware the soles are unglued from the shoe. Tread is still perfect, but the sole is off.