These are really nice. Bought another pair.
I really like this particular ankle boot, I got it in wide to accommodate a pair of orthotic insoles, on a trip to Southeast Asia where it rains a lot. So comfortable I bought a second pair in the same size, same color so I’ll have a backup pair. I am a physician who worked in a show store for a year in my pre-med life, and I understand enough about foot anatomy to recognize there is no high heel on earth that does not contribute to foot deformities. I have worn flat comfortable shoes all my life. Besides Birkenstocks, Keens, Naot and Romika there are few other shoe manufacturers whose products are worth wearing, in terms of the price in dollars vs thr price in pain translated through the feet, knees and hips to my back. I’m 62, had back and hip surgery and comfortable shoes are more important to me than ever. The fact that my feet are relatively sound is (free of bunions, relatively free of toe deformities) given the osteoarthritis that runs in my family, I feel fortunate. I recently was prescribed a set of orthotic insoles to correct a leg length discrepancy following the hip surgery, and now it’s super important to wear only WIDE shoes, otherwise there is a problem with my toes getting crushed and my heel slipping out. Of all the shoe brands that I’m able to tolerate, Clark’s are by far the least expensive while still being well constructed out of adequately durable materials. High heeled pointy shoes are cute and the rest of the human race who wishes to wear them can certainly have my share of those, I won’t be buying or wearing them. Read more



