Nunn Bush Men's Pro Cap Toe Oxford with Kore Slip Resistant Comfort Technology

Love the style. Comfortable and they look good. However the "slip resistant" are a bit slippery not as secure as preferred.

These shoes are very comfortable, affordable, and good to look at while wearing. Arch support: perfect!

Needed a brown pair of decent shoes for my friends wedding, wasn't disappointed. I can't speak for longevity. They're not the most comfortable, but they're comfortable enough to get you through the day just fine. Very happy with look. Thank you.

I love how these fit both in terms of comfort but also my business casual dress code at work. The brown color goes with a number of pants and fabrics. No blisters, medium weight, not clunky, and there are some gel insoles. I would buy these again and recommend to coworkers.

I almost landed on my butt the first time I walked into the kitchen at the restarautnt (floor was bone dry). these shoes SUCK - they look okay, but THESE ARE NOT SLIP RESISTANT -- wear them long enough at a restaurant and YOU WILL FALL...Comfort - I wear 10.5 - bought 10.5 based on the recommended sizing from amazon - they feel OKAY for about 1.5 hours and then OUCH... they are crazy tight and smash my toes together - I had the misfortune of wearing them for 6 hours one day and DAMN my toes looked like they were smashed with a hammer...These shoes SUCK - avoid at all costs

Good, sturdy sole and arch. Nice cushioning. My chiropractor even says these are good for me. Third pair of black (still on first brown ... don't wear brown as much). Really like the non-skid soles. Will keep going back to Nunn Bush!

no dislikes...in addition to the above it came the next day after being ordered.

The media could not be loaded.  I can’t complain to much because I used up an old gift card plus 12 bucks out of pocket cash. I work in a restaurant as a bartender, and for the most part we have carpet in the dining room. Anywhere there is hard surface we have rubber mats. That being said, I was very surprised after three days that a lot of the rubber on the soul that was supposed to be slip resistant is actually wearing off. Those of you who know slip resistant shoes are aware that the first day of breaking them in you have to work off the clearcoat so the slippers resistant will do its job. After wearing off the slip resistant clearcoat, the shoes worked excellent but are starting to go after only three days of use. so for the regular price and the quality of the shoes that you’re getting I at least expect them to look amazing if they’re not gonna last. These look cheap even right out of the box. You can tell that it’s the cardboard leather spray-painted black type of shoes that you would get for $20 at the dollar store. If you were in a restaurant, I would not recommend, but if you need these to go to church that one time on Easter or a funeral, then yes, I guess these will do.

I’ve worked in the food and hospitality industry for over 15 years and these shoes are by far the best I’ve ever had. Price is reasonable, they are very light weight, look great, and meet the requirements of most restaurants. Love them.

They are ok for short time but after a long period of time, very uncomfortable. Feet pain and sore. The quality is average, thought it would be better.

Ils sont faits étroit même si c’est un large

This shoe is not xw as advertised. I guess that's why it doesn't specify it's width in a standard way, ie 2E etc. Too bad. Looked good.

I suppose you could say that these are more comfortable than your typical thin-soled cheap leather dress shoe. The uppers don't have any hard edges to them so no hot spots or blisters wearing them out of the box. They also look quite nice and can pass with a suit without having the hideous clown-shoe shape, long pointy toe, or silly looking huge empty square tip. The are almost running-shoe shape, so you can actually walk up stairs and such without it being super awkward.But comfortable soles for walking, or even just sitting, they are not. My usual daily shoes are Air Force 1s...which are themselves not the height of comfort. But the AF1s are waaay more comfortable than these. The gel disk seems to sit higher than the insole, and they're HARD. Feels like walking around with wooden dowels between your heels and the ground. The front of the sole has almost no cushion at all. Just a slab of rubber barely more comfortable than normal dress shoes.Maybe they'll break in and be comfortable eventually, but I'm not sure that I want to risk the foot pain at the end of each day while attempting to do so.