Customer Reviews Florsheim Kenmoor Wingtip Oxford

A very pleased older customer - A very well made shoe that takes polish well. Zappos is so easy to do business with: Fast and courteous response.

A very comfortable classic look.

Director - Excellent shoes, last and look elegent.

Great Looking Shoe and Comfortable enough. This is a great looking shoe. You can see the quality craftsmanship that went into it. The back of my ankles are red and blistered from walking in these shoes for the first few days. Otherwise the shoe is comfortable in general. You will be noticed with these shoes. They are showstoppers in every other way!

Still the same - I purchsed the ancestor of the current shoe while in college. Price then was about $25.00. Am I dating myself? This is in all respects a quality shoe; as I view it, an alternative to black, and as such it goes well with my greys as well as browns. The finish is superb, the fit is precise. The feel is "stiffer" than most, at least in the early stages of wear. Who knows, another hundred years from now I'll likely be purchasing its decendents.

Florshiem Kenmoor-long wing - This is an excellent shoe, true to fit and width with a very classic and classy look. Don't get much better than these "old timers".

Are there any other shoes? I have worn this shoe for the last 38 years. I find they give me the look, comfort and support that I need for a variety of occasions regardless if I am on my feet or at a desk. I have the reheeled and soled several times before the upper leather shows wear and must be retired.

High Marks for Florsheim - Florsheim's long history of making shoes is demonstrated in the Kenmoor Long Wing. I'm really impressed by the look of the shoe and the quality of the workmanship. From the moment you put the shoe on you realize you've purchased a winner. I have no doubt that I will get many years of wear from these fine shoes.

Satisfied customer - This shoe is very sturdy. I am on my feet much of the day and this shoe gives me support and a dressy look.

Amazing Shoe - This is the best shoe ever made! They are true to size and are assembled with remarkable quality and attention to detail not normally seen in these modern times. They are now the only dress shoe I will ever buy or wear. They look impressive and are more comfortable than anything I have ever put on my feet. They are well worth the money. I spend all day on my feet in these shoes and they are built well enough to look great day after day with minimal maintenance.

Best shoe I ever purchased. Classic, don't buy any of the other models/brands that imitate this shoe. I imediately bring a new pair to shoe service to get a "cat paw" or thin rubber layer, added to the sole to get extra wear on the sole. Super comfortable and I always get good unsolicited comments on the shoes. I wear my older pair (takes years to qualify) with jeans.

Simply Best shoe - The best shoe I have ever worn for over 29 years, simply best and comfortable.

My favorite dress shoe - I have owned Florsheim Kenmoor Long Wing shoes since around 1972 when I graduated from college and took my first job. I buy two pairs at a time and rotate them every other day. I will resole them 3 to 4 times before I retire them. They are the most comfortable and long-wearing shoe I can find.

A Classic shoe and a classic fit - I am far from the Imelda Marcos type. But I love a comfortable shoe. My dad used to own several shoe stores back in the 60's, so I know of what I speak. I cannot wear D (who's the nut that made that the industry "standard"?) I must wear and E or EE. To me width is the critical factor in shoes. I have wide feet, a high arch and the consequent high instep. I hate tight shoes or the need to "break them in." One does not "break in" shirts, pants, gloves, hats, so why shoes? (And by the way, what ever happened to Hush Puppies, the "pre-broken in" shoe?) I wear my shoes sometimes up to 18 hours a day. The Florsheim fits me like a the proverbial glove even when its fresh out of the box! I can't say that for 99% of the shoes I've tried. It's almost made me hate to walk into shoe stores to try on shoes for a possible purchase. The Kenmoor wingtip in wine/burgundy is still my all time favorite shoe, right along with a burgundy, classic penny loafer and the tan plain toe Florsheim. Why? Comfort, comfort, comfort and the classic look. I have worn wing-tips since 1967, since I was in high school. I even played pick up basketball in them on cement courts! The leather sole is somewhat slippery and definitely not recommended for that sport. One caveat, a few months ago I was walking in the rain, on a very smooth cement sidewalk and I nearly slipped on a puddle of water. These babies slide like Peggy Fleming on ice on such surfaces. Other than that, these are the only shoes to wear for formal and dress occasions. They truly set the gentleman apart. Why, oh why, have department (and shoe!) stores stopped selling them? When one special orders them one can't try them on or walk in them prior to purchase. I hate the hassle of shipping and handling and the disappointment of lousy fitting shoes that must be sent back. Back in the late 60's I believe Endicott-Johnson made a similar shoe but I can't seem to find them any more. Boo, to whomever is responsible for this lapse in (shoe) fashion sense. Thank you Florsheim folks for retaining a 100% leather classic. Too bad I have requested cremation, I would look forward to being buried in my Florsheim burgundy wing tips.

Best Damn Shoes Ever!! I've been around a long time and Florsheim shoes have always helped me get through my incredibly busy day. They're built for comfort.

Kenmoor Florshiem the best shoes of them all - I have used 3 Kenmoor long wing since 1975 and I found it very durable, comfortable and elegant. I tried to look for the old made in USA Kenmoor but instead they keep on showing me the new made in India models. I prefer the old kenmoor made in USA. I really don't know if it is as durable as the the old models. I could only make a review of the old model, which I find to be be very durable and comfortable. The only problem with it is that with time the leather on the dorsal portion where it bends when walking breaks before the sole gets worn out. I really don't know if this could have been prevented if there were products that I should have applied or instructions on how to prevent this thing to happen from Florsheim. Now I am planning to buy my fourth pair of Kenmoors, this time I'll try the long toe model. I hope the same thing will not happen to it, considering that the price has gone up since the last time I bought a pair.

Excellent shoe I was never a big fan of wingtip shoes until I started working at a bank. Now I own two pairs of Kenmoors (black and tan), and I am very pleased with the quality, look, and comfort. They are positively my favorite shoes. The long wing is a handsome, solid, classic style. I would recommend Kenmoor wingtips to any man looking for a sharp, good-looking, well-made, durable pair of shoes. Excellent shoe, excellent value.

Top-of-the-line-class-grade-A. It's true, it's all true--everything the men above have written--the Florsheim wing-tip is unequaled, it really is top of the line; Mr. Quinlan is right, Florsheim made some changes--unfortunately--in the mid-90s, or thereabouts--but the shoe still has no equal, no other company does them so well. Well constructed, a clean, solid look, setting a firm standard. Superb!

Every man should have a pair of shoes like these. Incredible workmenship and quality leather that matches shoes twice as expensive, with a timeless style that will never go out of style. I have 3 pairs (black, tan cashmere, and wine) and can not imagine wearing anything else. The cashmere finish leather is truly a work of art. I don’t think any other brand come close to what the Kenmoors offers for the price. In fact, few brands can match it at more than double its price. As a cheaper alternative, Dexter Madison offer a shoe that comes close to the Kenmoor at a lower price point. And if money is not an issue, Alden offers their masterwork wingtip in cordovan leather which is probably the only shoe that betters the Kenmoor, but at a price that is more than twice as much.

Kenmoor -the only shoe worth owning. I've been wearing Kenmoors for almost 20 years. I qualify as a fanatic. I have over 15 Pairs. Plain, wingtip, calf, cordovan. I preferred it with the full leather heel/vplate which was stopped a few years ago. These are not quite up to the standard that the Kenmoor style used to set, but even with some compromises that Florsheim has made, no other wingtip of its type that I have found can compare.