Clarks Womens Tresca Trace

I really like these sandals. The only adjustment I had to make was to put the top toe strap (that adjusts) under the next strap - only on one foot - just to allow for a hammertoe that sticks up just at the wrong spot - but that adjustment made it perfect. Can't go wrong with a Clark's sandal in my opinion. If I want to be a little "unfashionable" I can even wear thin socks with the sandals on some cooler mornings and remove them later in the day.

I really like this shoe!! However, as I have a narrow foot, my response to product fit lies somewhere between fit as expected and somewhat large. It seems that no one makes narrow shoes anymore, catering to the medium and WIDE widths. One would think that just because there are straps, we are expected to adjust. . But I do like the shoe and will adjust the straps as much as possible!!

Not all if the straps are adjustable so the fit was uncomfortable. Also the footbed is rubbery and my feet felt like I was walking on a shower mat. I was sooo disappointed. Previously I owned 5 pairs of the Shesay sandels but they have all since died. EASY SPIRIT bring back that sandal. I have now purchased a pair of Taos sandals to replace my old Easy Spirit.

These are very pretty sandals that fit perfectly in my regular size. I love that they adjust in two places! The padding in the sole and the amount of arch support are both fine for many hours of everyday use. I would not use them for extensive touring or hiking. But I just wore them to the supermarket and a few other errands and my feet and legs feel fine..My only complaint is the inside sole. It is a sticky material that gets damp in hot weather (and when else would you wear sandals?) and makes squishy noises when you walk.I am surprised that a quality shoe company like Clark's did not use a better material for the part that comes in contact with the soles of your feet.HOWEVER, I solved that problem!!!! I use the cut-to-fit flat shoes liners, cut so they just cover the bottom of my feet and are not visible when the sandals are being worn. The sandals no longer make squishy noises or feel slimy.

The fit is good. However, there are rough spots around the edges of the soles/footbed where the outer soles are connected to the insole. Also, uncomprehendingly this sandal is NOT as adjustable as it appears to be over the toes. I've ordered several Clarks sandals that had the same issue. They look fully adjustable over the toes, but they are not. While I'm recovering from foot surgery, this is a big issue since swelling causes me not to be able to wear the sandals at all now. That said, I'm keeping the sandals because I got such a good deal on them, but I am very disappointed that I cannot wear them for months yet.

Great sandals! The quality is very good. I am regularly 10 Medium, and this model is fine as the width. However, it is a bit long, but it works perfect for me because my feet tend to swell in spring and summer, so I'm happy with the sandals. And I tried for more than 8 continuous hours and still feel very comfortable and extremely safe due to the non-slip soles and the small supports for the arch.

These were just perfect for a trip to Playa del Carmen with my hubby and 2 other couples. they were put to the test at the ruins of Tulum, they swam with me in a Senate in Xcaret, they stayed sturdy though I may not have been while having a few beverages at the pool and the amazing ocean and they never looked like a "woman in sensible shoes" kind of thing because they are so darn cute!

These shoes were bizarre. I took them out of the box and stared, because there was no way they could be size 7 1/2. They looked way too big. But I figured my eyes were playing tricks on me, so I tried them on. They were too long AND too narrow.One of the straps across the foot is not adjustable, so they didn't suit my wider feet. Not the first time that's happened, but I was disappointed. Based on the Q&A section, I thought that I could adjust them to the width I needed. That simply wasn't the case.... And the length still has me shaking my head. Who measured these things?