DOCKERSMen's Lawton

I averaged almost 30,000 steps a day at work according to my fitness device. I've had four types of server shoes so far. These are by far the most professional looking. They are average for antislip shoes in the wet slippery tile floor rating. It took them nine months to fail, the heel came apart. This was with many high paced fast moving and cornering days while carrying loads. I'm impressed with the comfort, antislip and durability of a server shoe that I purchased primarily for looks. I've had three pair now.

After 4 1/2 weeks the side of the shoe started peeling starting at the seams and going down the shoe. I’m really upset because I love these shoes but to not even last for barely a month it’s definitely not worth almost $60. I saw the peeling literally 2 days after the return period but I would really love if the seller contacted me and could replace the shoes so I can see it was just a defective pair and they are actually good shoes, there is no way listed to contact them or I would. But I would happily exchange this pair and hopefully get a new pair that lasts and change my review to how much I love these shoes.Update: no contact from the seller. Now, again not even 3 months after buying, the whole shoe is coming away from the bottom. These shoes look nice but aren’t worth the money because even less then 2 months in they look like crap and are falling apart. Save your money.

So far I"m going on three pairs of shoes. I still have one pair from two years and it's still going strong. If your looking for comfortable and professional work shoes this is what you need. You still have to keep them clean if you go in mud or rain but that's an obvious thing.

These shoes are very comfortable but their durability is poor. After a couple of months white treads begin to show at the seams, so I have to take a magic marker and black them out. Sometimes the thread is so long I can cut it with a tiny scissor. I keep buying them though since they aren't too expensive and are comfortable. They last me for about 6 months of daily use.

They are super comfortable even for a serving shift that lasts for hours! They fit well, and look great!

good value for money. Very good no slip shoes for restaurant work. after 3 months of wearing it 5 times a week, the sole adhesive came off the upper.the opening is tight, for someone with wide or big ankles, you're not gonna be comfortable

After years of buying the cheapest non-slip loafers for work that never seem to be available in wide sizes, I bought these; I was rewarded with a great pair of shoes. Since I could buy something that actually fits in all dimensions, they are shaped comfortably for my feet. It shows scuffs and dust, but they aren’t breaking down like all the cheap ones I used to buy. The amount of non-slip grip straight out of the box actually forced me to be conscious of how I walk. That’s what I call grip! The only thing that I would recommend for anyone buying these is to go a half- or full-size up and install your gel padded inserts of choice. The insoles feel dead-flat to my flat feet, so you’ll need to supplement them to your required level of arch support. And also buy a some black shoe polish to apply if you want to keep them shined up and looking nice.

I wore these for a week at work the soles adhesive ripped apart. Granted, I work in a restaurant where I am constantly on my feet and might step in the occasional spill, I thought that dockers would be a good choice. But they weren’t.