Allen Edmonds Men''s Sanibel Slip-On

I''m an avid Allen Edmonds fan having a short (8.5) and wide (EEE) foot.Their shoes are quality value for the price. While more expensive than the average dress or casual shoe they are much higher quality than most of the competition out there. This particular shoe, a casual dress shoe, was a great fit and required no break in. I wore them all day the first day and the leather was very soft and supple but held it''s shape well.

Great looks, great quality, looks awesome with jeans.You WILL get lots of compliments from chicks with these!Hopefully AE will keep this one in their lineup for a long time!

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They fit perfect right out of the box.Hansomly made.They were here two days after I placed the order.Couldn''t be happier. Merry Christmas!!

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This is my first experience with Allen Edmonds shoes and I couldn''t be more pleased. The shoe is very well made and very comfortable to wear. I love the rubber front sole since it provides more comfortable traction. It''s a great shoe in the Chili Grain, I get a lot of compliments on them. I''m already looking on Amazon for my next pair of AE shoes!

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This is an excellent shoe. A classic, conservative, proper dress shoe.

Handsome, perfectly fit for a business casual office; comfortable enough for long walks to the metro station; and plenty durable. Though I''d have preferred a full-leather sole without the rubber inserts, the rubber inserts probably makes these a better shoe for my commute kinder on my feet during my half-mile walk home from the metro station.

A few things to note which explain the four-star (rather than five-star) review: the narrow fit and the stiff leather. I am a consistent 10.5D and had to go one half size up in these, and the 11D was still tight in the toe. This meant my toes got some nasty blisters during break-in. And while the leather is very sturdy, it is also quite hard this is not soft-calfskin! The leather takes a few wears to soften-up a bit.

But that''s water under the bridge. Now that they are broken in (with shoe-trees to expand the toebox), this is a brilliant shoe. The leather feels great, the shoe still looks sharp, and it all holds-up well. This is how dress shoes should be made. For $225, it is a value.

And when I wear these out in five years, I''ll send them back to AE to have the factory restore and resole them, buying a ''new'' pair of (already broken-in) Sanibels for $99. Brilliant.