Customer Reviews Camper Peu Cami

Yes they typically cost a little more then other shoes (depending on what "other" shoes you purchase) But these shoes just fit like a glove, not too heavy and not too light. A little wide in the front which I like, decent grip even in snow or loose sand. Very easy to put on and take off The shoe laces are elastic and don't need to be tied. I would buy them again.

Nice feel. No breaking in necessary. Light and seems to be built well.

This is my 3rd pairs of peu!

If you take the insole out, the shoes are close to a barefoot/minimalist feel - that's how I wear them. I use these for work where more professional (read: leather) shoes are required. I would recommend and plan on buying more.

I’m a huge fan of Peu Cami - though it looks a bit like a clown shoe with its pronounced toe. I’ve owned a couple pairs before this one and for some reason it’s not as comfortable as the black leather. The suede also gets smudged and dirty; the yellow sole is fun and looks great, yet it feels like a summer only shoe.

I need a half size smaller, that would be perfect.

I’ve been a Camper fan for years and I have 10 year old Peu Cami that are indestructible and my favorite slippers about the house. Love the style of these - a little funky for this funky soul.

I wear a size 6.5 (Euro size 39), the shoes were roomy in the toes (which I sorely needed). I did not like the slip function, so I removed the orange shoe laces and substitued other elastic laces which can be tied. I also substitued the the OEO sole with a SOLE insole, which gave a better fit and arch support. I must admit, that it took a couple of days to get use to not having a heel. They are comfortable and light that I was able to do my Tai Chi with them.