Sperry Men's Striper II Salt Washed CVO Sneaker

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Disagree with some of the reviews about shoe being too heavy. On the contrary these are much lighter than the original Striper CVO sneakers Ive bought in the past. Just received them so time will tell how durable they are. Ive never been a huge fan of boat shoes but need something dressy casual to wear with shorts in the summer. The leather laces make these a nice dress casual alternative. I might even have to get a second pair in Navy! Great looking shoe.

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This shoe looks really nice, but it digs into the back of your heel giving you blisters very quickly. The tip of the heel of the shoe literally feels like its scraping you. The sole is much too soft, which sounds counter-intuitive (wouldnt you want a softer sole?) but it feels like walking on spongy yoga mats instead of a proper shoe. The actual tread is very soft, which Im sure gives great grip but it wears out fast. I only wore this shoe for 1 day and I count my lucky stars that I was able to return it. Sperry didnt do the proper research on this one.

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The length of the shoe is pretty accurate I wear size 10, ordered a size 10 and it fit well except for the width. The width of the shoe is too big which caused it to fold very easily as I walked. I don’t think I would order this particular style again. I have bought the Sperry Bahama II boat sneaker in white and the style fit very well in the boat sneaker , width was perfect for me. Not impressed with this style & fit.

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Very nice shoes. I’m on the fence regarding the square shoelaces. Also, make sure to wear thick socks because it will dig into your ankles pretty hard.

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The soles are very thin and the insole is squeaky and squishy. Very little support in this shoe has led to a lot of foot pain, mainly plantar fasciitis in my left foot. The soles are so unlike the Halyards that I also have that I somewhat doubt I received an authentic product. I have a hard time believing that Sperry could get away with selling such a flimsy, squeaky shoe in a retail store.

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