Product Details
- Size: 8 B(M) US
- Color: Espresso Nubuck
- Brand: Grasshoppers
- Fabric type: leather
- Number of items: 1
Grasshoppers Women's Ashland Stretch Buck Oxfords,Espresso Nubuck,8 M
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By R. Nilsson
These are excellent shoes. Easily the most comfortable ones I've ever owned. The fact that they come in wide widths is a great plus. Very comfortable, but far dressier than a regular sneaker. I wear these all the time, and I actually bought this pair to have in reserve, for when my current ones wear out. Highly recommended!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By Grass Hopper
This is the only shoe I can order online and know it will be comfortable. I wear my several pairs everywhere, especially when taking my morning walk, and even to work. The only fault I find is that the hollow heel wears out quickly and needs to be repaired. But they do manage to last about 2 years and are inexpensive to replace. So I keep reordering them from time to time. Suggestion - additional colors would be appreciated, e.g., gray, taupe
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By U2fan
Ever since I broke my foot, I have not been able to wear heels or "dressy" shoes to work. I work in a business casual office and these are dressy enough to wear with career wear. They are super comfortable and basically last a long time. The only issue I seem to run into is I have a narrow foot so I buy the narrow shoe but it eventually stretches out so I need to replace them. It takes about a year for that to happen though so its not so bad. I highly recommend these shoes!
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