Customer Reviews Arcopedico Net 10

Since they all look siimilar, I ordered a pair of each style of these shoes (Net 10, Net 3, and LS) all in size 41. Both the Net 10 and LS fit and felt similar, and since they are lace up shoes, the width was adjustable. I normally wear a 10 N, and these fit just right when I cinched the laces tight. The Net 3 was a bit different. It felt larger, especially in width, and had much more arch support - more than was comfortable for me. I usually do not require much arch support, so if you do, this might be better for you. All the shoes looked nice, but the LS is clearly much more casual. My husband preferred the Net shoes and thought they looked nicer. I asked if the color of the LS (black) made any difference (the others are grey) and he said no. I could see wearing the LS for every day, errands, and casual things since they feel like house slippers, and then the Net 10 for anything a bit more dressy. All the shoes are quite comfortable, but I've only just tried them on. I ordered them because my neighbor said they are the most comfortable shoes she's ever had and she has them in multiple colors. So I can't comment on long-term comfort but my expectations are high.

Like other reviewers, I also own several pairs of Arcopedico shoes and boots. I find these to be the most stylish of the tie shoes that are available. The thick sole and round toe make it more up to date, I think. I wore these literally right out of the box, and I plan to bring them on a trip this summer. I tried a variety of other brands, and although they were nice looking and casual, they were nowhere nearly as comfortable as these are. You cannot go wrong with Arcopedico.

I love the styling and comfort of these shoes, but they were too small (even though I got them in my usual size) and, unfortunately, Zappos didn't have the next size up.

The size chart for size 36 said it fit sizes 5.5 to 6. I wear a 5.5, no bigger no smaller. The shoe fit perfectly. A size 6 foot would probably find this shoe to be too short and tight. Tennis shoes are not supposed to be tight. These shoes were just right in the width for a size 5.5 M foot. They were comfortable right out of the box. After walking one mile and standing on and off for four hours, my feet, legs and back were still comfortable.

They fit well. I usually take a wide and they were only available in medium. However, they fit over my bunion and don't hurt. I almost sent them back because they're cut so far back by the tongue. My usual sock liners show. Decided to keep them and wear no show sock liners since I like that they're so comfortable.

5th pair of Arcopedico shoes/boots & I absolutely love. Corn on my toe literally owns me but with any shoes of this brand - I can be on my feet with ease.

Hmmm, did not like these at all and until this Net 10, I have not met an Arcopedico shoe or boot I have not liked. It just doesn't seem like an Arcopedico shoe. Fit is totally different, feels really "flat" and rigid. Doesn't fit so nicely that it "becomes" part of your foot like all their other styles do. Just felt weird to me and not a fan of how it looks - sort of frumpy. It does run true to size if you did want to give this odd one a try, good luck!

Super stylish, fun, and I so wanted to keep them. My feet do not compromise on comfort. I've got to have both so back they went. Thank you Zappos for the free shipping! I have wanted to try this brand for years... I couldn't be more disappointed.

I think Arcipedico sizes have gotten smaller. I wore a pair of leather flats for 14 years!! and walked a million miles in them until the sole literally crumbled! They were a size 38. But in recent years, no matter what style I try, the 38 is just a bit too small. Very disappointed. Really loved the look and feel of this shoe