Customer Reviews Clarks Un.sheridan

Most comfortable shoes I own...period. These are even more comfortable than any of my running shoes. Lightweight, durable and they wear well. Look great with business casual or jeans. I spend most of my time in these shoes and love them. I wish they made these in about 5 colors.

These are one of the best pairs of shoes I have ever own. They lasted longer than most, have been more comfortable than most and the price is reasonable for what you get. I seriously wear these every chance I get. Riding motorcycle: these shoes, going out in jeans: these shoes, going to work: these shoes. The only downside is that I had to order them twice, since they actually run a full size too large (maybe 1.5 sizes).

They may run big. I bought 2 pairs (black and brown) of Clarks Un.Tudor (Discontinued? Replaced by the Un.Kenneth?) in January 2010. I wear each pair at least 9 hours a day, once a week (you have to rotate your shoes), 52 weeks a year (less vacation). Quality: Out of 9 pairs of dress shoes I've owned (and worn out) over the years these have held up the best. In fact, it's not even close. The primary reason why is because the rubber outer sole is so versatile, especially in rainy/snowy Ohio. The outer soles are showing just a little wear in the very back heel area. The heel and ball area of the insole are darkening nicely (as described by Clarks) and barely show the slightest sign of wear. Other than that I can't find anything worn or even an unsewn thread or unglued rubber. Fit: I believe I have an 11.5 wide foot. Back in 2010 I tried on roughly 40 different styles of dress shoes ranging in size from 11.5-12.0. (I'm not exaggerating. My wife can verify. I am meticulous.) 3 styles fit well, but 1 of them fit perfect: Un.Tudor in size 11.5 EE. I never did try on a size 11.0 EE. This brings me to the main point of this whole review: Clarks may run .5 to 1.0 of a size too big. Either that or I don t know what size foot I have. (Highly possible.) I just truly realized this when I tried on my first pair of loafers, the Clarks Un.Anders in size 11.5 EE (naturally). I don't know if loafers are supposed to fit differently (if you do please let me know) than non loafers, but every time I take a step my heel comes up about an inch and almost out of the shoe. This usually only happens when shoes are too big. I tried them on with thick athletic socks, but it didn't change. This made me check my Un.Tudors. Turns out, I have quite a bit of room in the toe box. Maybe 1.0 to 2.0 inches. (At least a half shoe size.) I'd order them in size 11.0 EE to feel the difference, but alas they've been discontinued. So I'll never truly know, but maybe I've been wearing too big of shoes all along. Even so they fit great, my feet feel great, and my heel doesn't slip out of the. Comparatively, the Clarks Un.Gregor loafers in size 11.5 EE don't slip at all. This may be because the inside of the heel on the Un.Gregor is made of a grippy type of material all the way to the top of the inside of the heel. The Un.Anders have this same material, but additionally there is a smooth half inch border on the inside of the top of the heel that is naturally not going to grip. Similar to my Un.Tudors I noticed that the Un.Gregor have plenty of room in the toe box. (The Un.Anders do as well.) On top of all this room in the toe box I can stick my pinky finger behind my heel. So guess what? I m going to order the Un.Anders and Un.Gregor in size 11.0 EE. I also have the Un.Sheridan coming in an 11.5 EE so I may be ordering those in 11.0 EE as well. Sorry Zappos for running up your shipping expense, but I must be certain. Hopefully writing these reviews will cut down on the shipping cost for others. It's the least I could do. I probably wouldn't have ever found Clarks if it weren't for Zappos and I m (and my feet) are forever grateful. Thank you. How ironic is it that it s January again and I m buying shoes again? The winter in the north gives you time to do these kinds of things.

Perfect for a 6'3" big guy with a wide foot. My husband is on his second pair. They run true to size and lasted him through a year of almost daily wear.

My 11 year old with large feet, loves these shoes. He only wears them to church but he says they are very comfortable. They look great too

My husband wears a 13EE. He ordered four pair of similar shoes to be worn for work/dress casual. He is a fan of Dunham, but found these Clarks to be the most comfortable of the bunch. As his wife, I think these looked the nicest and most professional of the pairs he ordered.

Got these shoes before a trip to Italy, and they met all my expectations. What little breaking in they needed was painless. They were very comfortable throughout very full days of walking and looked superbly polished. Didn't put me to shame in such a fashion-forward part of the world. Would highly recommend these for both comfort and style!

Beautiful leather and very professional appearance. I place memory foam inserts under the removable inserts that come with the shoe and this is incredibly comfortable for my feet that often have forefoot discomfort.

Not the most stylish shoes I own, but certainly some of the most comfortable. I wear these at trade shows when I have to stand on concrete for 8 hours straight. The support is excellent and the heel is well cushioned. The only complaint is that the leather above the elastic starts to curl after a few wears.

Bought narrow, and they fit well at the front, but the heel was more like a regular width.

An excellent dress shoe by a quality shoe maker. I just ordered my 3rd pair because I've finally worn out my 2nd pair. Incredibly comfortable right out of the box and they maintain their shape for a very long time. The soles are light but very durable. I've had to run to catch my bus more than a few times and I'm not kidding when I say they feel as comfortable as a good running shoe. So why the 4 stars? Two minor criticisms. After a few days, once you start wearing them, the little wings or tips along the topline curl up a bit. It's not readily noticeable but it's still slightly irritating for a $160 men's shoe. Also, the last 10-1/2 medium I got was about a 1/4 size larger than the first pair of 10-1/2 mediums. The fit was still good, but not like the first pair. All in all though, this is a great shoe I will continue to order as long as they make it.

I normally wear a 12, so after reading reviews of this shoe that they felt larger than marked, I ordered an 11 1/2 pair. I could put three fingers behind the heel. I exchanged them for size 11. I could put two fingers behind the heel. I exchanged them for 10 1/2. They're a little loose but a local shoe repair fellow is helping me out. Made in China of course. They have a strange concept of American foot sizes!

I require a 10 or 10.5 EEE or EEEE loafer with elastic on both sides of the tongue. This is the only one I found. But none of the four size combinations fit me -- I have edema of my ankles and feet. My only criticism is that I didn't like the decorations.

A good looking, comfortable shoe and a very dressy slip on. Good for business or evening wear. These make my size 12's look a little sleeker. I rarely give top rating to anything (always room for improvement, right?) so this can be taken as a real endorsement with no hint of buyer's remorse. Actually fit and felt better than a similarly styled Italian shoe.

Got these for my husband for Christmas. He says they are very comfortable, and he wears them to work every day. Yes, I know he should alternate days but I will nag him about other stuff. The only reason I gave them 4 stars for the overall score is that they are costly.

Light weight and comfortable out of the box. No breakin necessary. I ordered a B width and it was slightly wider than I like, but not enough to to be uncomfortable.

First shoe I have ever tried on that was so wide my feet felt like they were swimming. Mind you I am a borderline 15 and this shoe I ordered was a 14 and it felt HUGE from a width perspective.

I couldn't wear the shoes because they were not wide enough, even though the shoes are listed as having a 4E width. I wear a 4E in Asics running shoes and a 4E in my other shoes, but Clarks are definitely not 4Es.

I researched these shoes quite a bit before buying for my husband. He needs something dressy, but functional for being on his feet for 15-16 hours a day. His usual Ecco shoes were out of stock. These seemed like a great replacement. Initially, he was not happy and wound up with achy feet almost immediately, as can happen with new shoes. He wanted to try them for a few more days. Maybe he has other issues going on with his feet, but these never broke in for him.

Left one showed up with defect on the tongue, overlapped left side. For the price this is not acceptable, returning promptly and hoping 2nd try works.

I'm typically an unapologetic fan of any of Clarks' shoea but these one gave me discomfort that I would never expect from Clarks. Especially not for such expensive shoes.

I am certainly hoping the shoe leather just needs to be broken in or I need to buy arch supports. I've used Clarks before with no issue until now. I purchased the same shoe size per normal but these slightly and uncomfortably squeeze my feet. By the end of the day, it's a relief to take my shoes off.