Mens Striper Ii Slip-on PrideSneaker

Loving these super comfy slip-ons. Too bad they didn't have the dark blue color, but these are the next best thing! Sperry has never let me down! Look great with jeans!

Great fit, enjoying a simple boat sneaker. 14 years of sea duty one of the basic items in my sea bag

These shoes look good with jeans or shorts. My only gripe is they run a little small. I where a 13 in all my other shoes and struggles to slide the Sperrys on. Other than that, they are comfortable and good for a day to the beach or a fishing trip in the boat.

I gave these five stars, but I don't know how I'd rate them as SHOES. (Since I'm not doing time, only my family will ever see me in these--they look like the shoes prisoners are depicted wearing.) These are a great option for slippers if you are trying not to damage (wood) floors in your house. They are intended to be worn as boat shoes, although I can't understand why anyone would want them for that since they look very tacky to me. Also, they don't offer much protection as shoes go. If you can get them cheaper than the going rate, which seems to be around $100, then I guess they're okay, but $100 seems way overpriced. Also, compared to the older versions of these, I'd say the quality and construction is not what it used to be. I got mine for ~$35 because I need a EE width and that was actually cheaper. (Supply and demand?) I'd NEVER pay full price for these. That'd be crazy.

Comfortable n easy to slip on

Bought these for my husband and he loves them. He needed some nice shoes for casual or dress up and these are those shoes. Great fit, good quality, and nice aesthetic.

Never had a pair of Sperry shoes before. Bought these for casual wear with shorts during the summer. Surprisingly comfortable and very stylish. I got these in a 10 which I normally wear. A little tight but stretch with wear. Will be buying a pair of their boat shoes next.

Unsure which size would be best, I bought size 9W and 9.5, which cost me USD 465.50 after Brazilian taxes. I know it was a crazy act, but I thought my feet were worth even more than that! I'm 72 years old and my feet are thin and these topsiders were very tight on the instep. It is therefore impossible to use them, even without the insole. These sneakers have a manufacturing defect or ergonomic design defect. I can't even give it to a friend, it would be an insult to make people suffer because of the manufacturer's error. Not only that, but it is dishonest of the Top Sider brand to keep it on sale to people who in good faith pay in advance for defective merchandise. This was a scam by sellers in collusion with the manufacturer. Horrible feeling. Isn't it?