SkechersMen's Tom Cats Utility Shoe

As described in product profile, they run large. wear two pair of socks but great for mowing lawn.

These are very comfortable work shoes. The quality appears to be above average at least. I will follow up after I have worn them a while. I also ordered the Mariner work boots, which seem to be of the same above average quality. I couldn't decide which one was better, so I'm keeping both.

Product is fine . Just wrong size for me

I have 2 pairs, the first I've had for about a year and they have been my main work shoes. Since then I've replaced the soles twice and the laces, I've used adhesive to fill in some bottom spots. I used a leather balm to refurbish them. The leather darkens over time and looks good. Shoes are perfect for maintenance. Left pair is new, middle shoe is new with leather balm, right shoe is a year old

Good, comfortable shoes. I wear them almost every day to work and they hold up well.

I broke out laughing when I put them on. They looked tits and fit great. Light years better than those crappy Reeboks that I had to return purchased on Ebay. I guess Vietnamese size 14 is more like size 12. Thanks.

They fit perfectly. It's like walking on a cloud. And I realize that once I get them broken in, they'll even be better .

I've been wearing these for a few days now. They fit just right and are must lighter than my wolverine oxfords. The heel is lighter and the lack of steel toes makes them easy to walk long distances without feeling like i have lead on my feet. My wolverines started to feel heavy and bulky after about a mile of walking in them every day. I hope they hold up well, but it's hard to tell this early on. I got the dark brown and love the color. They feel less bulky than most work shoes i've had. They look nice too. I think these will be my main work shoes because I'm not required to wear a steel toes, just leather uppers. Love these shoe so far. I normally wear a size 10.5 or so and ordered 10s.Just an update. I've been wearing these in conditions where I have to deal with a lot of oil and coolant. The finish started to look pretty crappy after getting spots of oil and whatnot on them. Also, The leather is pretty thin and started to crease around the toe very quickly. I covered mine in a few coats of mink oil (probably not the best thing to do if you like how they look new.) They've developed deep cracks and dents in the toe area from wear and I'm hoping that the mink oil will eventually make the color more consistent in the wrinkled areas. They're much darker now and the creases are light. Also, I've noticed that some of the stitching has starting to pull out after a pretty short time. Both the stitching that holds the sole on and the stitching around the bottom holes for the laces have started to pull out.Bottom line, These would be good shoes if you're wearing them in an environment where you aren't exposed to a lot of oil or other fluids. Maybe there's another style that has a composite toe and a more oil resistant finish that would work better for me. They're really comfortable and easy to walk long distances in, but after only a few weeks, they're covered in creases and dents. The leather is pretty thing compared to my wolverines.I guess you get what you pay for sometimes.