Customer Reviews SAS Crissy Slip On Comfort Loafer

Toe box is tight.

It's quite an achievement to create shoes that fit my warped feet (Women's 9.5-10, extra wide, massive bunions, and a neuroma), but this shoe succeeded. The only (minor) problem is that the outer end of the lower crossed elastic band on the right shoe rubbed my right foot. Hopefully, with a little wearing-in, that irritation will disappear.

little old lady shoes!

Sadly, the left shoe squeezed my toes too much on an otherwise cute, comfortable shoe. The right shoe felt AMAZING, it was SO comfortable! I have a hammer toe on the left side, which makes finding a comfortable pair of shoes very challenging, but these were well worth the try. It would be nice to have a comfortable pair of shoes with some style, so will keep looking!

the elastic strap pressures my instep. I am trying, with some wear in house to loosen it, as the shoes are comfortable except for the strap which I need.

I usually wear 8 1/2 WW or 9 WW. I have a very high instep & arch & wide toe box. I bought 9WW. They are too long and wide. Maybe I will try one size smaller.

much too small

I really wanted to love this shoe, but there was no shaping or mounding to the shoe making it most unflattering for me. The deal breaker was the lack of the usual superb SAS arch support. I could’ve lived with the clunky style if the arch support had been what I’m used to in all my other SAS sandals and shoes.

A gorgeous shoe but narrow on the to and the heel slips on me. Standing, the innersole is very comfortable. I have a wide forefoot and normal heel. Purchased W. Sadly, returned.

I tried them on and they were too small. I would recommend going down a half size. Otherwise, a nice looking and well constructed shoe.

They're cute, but a little short for me. My feet have just grown; I'm still finding my size!

I ordered a 9.5 narrow. My big toes hit the front of each shoe, and the shoe felt a tad wide overall, including the heel cup. Since I needed these for a walking trip I couldn't take the chance for this amount of money. The footbed was supportive. I was on the fence about the style. I am in my mid-sixties and care about fashion but was concerned about the shoes looking "old". Having said that, if the shoes had fit perfectly they would have been a "go because I have to search so hard to find shoes that work.

I forgot how short SAS can be. Comfortable shoes, until your toe hits the end of the shoe as you walk and makes your toe hurt. I bought this shoe in 8 B, now I can't get it in 8.5. So I'll check out other SAS styles I can live with. I loved SAS back when and lost contact with the company for years. They haven't changed, and are a bit dowdy. I don't care, they are comfy; if you remember they are short.

I have lots of trouble with my feet including bunions, so I need a very comfortable shoe. This usually means I need a wide shoe with laces. However, these are so comfortable that I was able to use a medium width. Also, they stay on my feet when I walk even though they're slip-ons . I couldn't use my orthotics because it made my foot heel too high in the shoes which made the shoes slip off my feet. Overall I'm very happy with these shoes and plan to buy them in another color.

So short my large toe hurt. For the first time in my life I've said "These shoes make my feet look fat."

Comfortable for my wide-toed, narrow-heeled feet, and I can walk without my heels coming out of the shoes. However, the rounded toe and cutout design make my feet look very wide. This shoe is more comfortable than SAS's "Bliss," but I am not sure I can live with the styling.