Customer Reviews Allbirds Tree Dasher 2

I bought these six months ago. After less than two months, the tread was already showing extensive wear. After six months, the top of the toes are starting to wear through. I sit at a desk most of the day, so other than a Disney World trip, they haven't gotten a lot of hard usage. They are the most comfortable shoes I've had, but I won't be buying more if they wear out this quickly.

They are great looking shoes and I think they could be even better if the sole was more durable. I've worn completely through them in less than half a year!

Over all I like them, but some material pills have formed in the heal.

Good comfortable shoes. Only concern is that the front of the shoe, near the toe, seems to be bulging bit and I fear it will get torn. My daughter wears Allbirds and her shoe got torn near the toe. Hope I was able to explain.

Tight fit, need a shoehorn to put them on, tail tail end of shoe always always folds in trying to put them on.

Comfortable shoe but could use better ankle support and better arch support, especially if you walk a lot.

They shrunk after getting a little wet and are too tight on my toes now

These sneakers are super comfy. I've worn them everyday as a regular walking shoe for about a year and they have held up well.However, the material gets wrecked with moisture. Within the first few months of owning these, I took a few runs and walks in misty-light rainy weather. As my toe pressed up against the wet fabric, it tore a small hole in the tip. So I end up walking around with a small hole by the tip, which looks pretty dumb.Great if you're looking for something comfy for everyday use. Just don't wear them if there is a drop of rain outside.

Didn't realize that the shoe does open. Tongue and sides are together. Like a slip on but the shoe is not that easy to slip on. Love my original allbirds that were normal sneakers. These not as much.

Purchased these for our travels to Europe (lots of walking). Unfortunately, half way through the trip I abandoned them. Two issues: lack of arch support and height of the rear 'tongue' consistently brushed up against my upper heel/tendon. While initially exceptionally comfy, these didn't work for me. I will say these shoes came highly recommended by friends, so I know they work well for others.

Feels comfy and soft but not as wide as I'd hoped. The inner sides kinda fold when I'm standing in place which gives a weird look.

I love the shoes. However, a hole has developed on 2 pairs of shoes in the same location on the left shoe. The location of the hole is right above my large toe.

They run about a size small. I need to exchange them. How do I go about doing that??

So let me start off by saying that this is my second pair of Tree Dashers. I wear them all day every day for work, being on my feet all day they feel great and my hips/back don't hurt. BUT this is my second pair that the toe box has gotten a hole in it within 6 months of wearing. At this price point, I expect my shoe to be higher quality and last longer than 6 months even with heavy usage

Fair

The tongue of the shoe is too thin, so it feels very tight in the laces. You can't tie the shoes tightly without it feeling uncomfortable. Other than that, they are great. But because you can't tie them tight, I don't see how you could use these for exercising.

They look nice. They are not a good work or walking shoe. There's not enough arch support. I have normal arches. These shoes are great to make a fashion statement like on a date or vacation.

OK but fit is wide and after Hokas walking feels flat footed.

They are great and I love that you can replace the insoles. My biggest and only problem with these shoes is the hard leather in the back that rubs against my heels and hurts them. I limit my use of these shoes and slowly break them.

I have had these shoes for 2 1/2 months, or so, and they both show damage. See photo. I have never been rough with them and I always wear socks. Is this normal? Can they be repaired?

The shoes are very nice, seem to be very well made. I was hoping to take them on a trip to Europe, but I'm having second thoughts. I took them on a test drive yesterday and within ten minutes my hips were aching. I do have lower back and hip issues, but can normally wear my Brooks running shoes for quite a while before feeling any discomfort.

You should consider offering a 'Wide' width option like most of your competition

I've had to order three pairs of this style to get a good fit. I originally ordered the same size I had for a different Allbirds style. When this style came, it was painfully small. I then ordered a half size larger, and that also was too small. Finally I ordered a whole size and a whole size and a half larger just to be safe. The whole size larger finally fit.Not sure why one style would be so different than another from the same company, but consider ordering at least a half size larger than you would normally I this style. Be prepared to reorder a whole size larger to get a decent, and comfortable fit.

I have a difficulty finding shoes. Picky with flat wide feet. These aren't bad. I did have to go with a different insole to make them feel better. I typically wear a 8.5 wide. I ended up needing a size 9 to accommodate my wide foot. Not sure they will last very long because of how the materials stretch to accommodate my foot. They nicely snug my feet. They do look nice. Don't wear these if you plan on using a rowing machine. The extended heal will get snagged in the footbed. I'm glad I had a coupon code, otherwise I don't think I woulda paid full price for them. Customer service at the Georgetown store was great.

Love Allbirds! Currently rotating through five pair. On this latest purchase, glue from the sole is on the fabric of the left shoe. I don't notice until after I wore them.