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 4.8/5.0 (+2132 Reviews)

Shoes FeetFlex Suede - Glove Boot

Precio habitual $47,000
Precio habitual $47,000 Precio de oferta $75,200
SAVE $28,200 Agotado

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These come up snug. Order one size up.

 
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"tough gloves for my feet"

Forty years of rigid soles isn't what age feels like. It's what a shoe that never moved with you feels like.

  • Comfortable from the first morning
  • Sole bends clean in half
  • Hand-stitched all the way round, not glued
  • Foot slides straight in
  • Adjustable strap at the ankle

Sizing: these come up snug — order one size up. If your feet are on the wider side, size up without thinking about it.

Shoes FeetFlex Suede - Glove Boot

Precio habitual $47,000
Precio habitual $47,000 Precio de oferta $75,200
SAVE $28,200 Agotado
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    • Terry
      Had the op on my foot two years back and the dog walk got shorter and shorter — I was turning round at the postbox. I've had these six weeks and last Sunday I did the full loop round the reservoir. Didn't think about my feet once, which is the whole point really.
    • Alan
      Forty years I've squeezed a bunion into shoes that punished me for it, because that's what you do. The wife ordered these behind my back after I'd complained once too often. They're the only pair I've worn since. I've stopped taking them off the minute I get in.
    • Kevin
      Tough gloves for my feet, that's the only way I can put it. Thought the flexible sole would feel cheap and it's the opposite — they hold their shape all day. Ordered the grey a fortnight later. That's me sorted for shoes now.
      Customer photo — holding up a pair of FeetFlex in his living room
      Customer photo — folding the FeetFlex sole in half at the kitchen table
      Customer photo — hallway mirror selfie holding the FeetFlex pair
      Customer photo — just unboxed, showing the flexible FeetFlex sole
      Customer photo — holding the FeetFlex pair on his balcony

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       4.8/5.0 (+2132 Reviews)

      These come up snug. Order one size up.

      Runs Small

      True to Size

      Runs large

      Wide feet? Size up, no second-guessing.

      Measure your foot at the end of the day, when it's at its widest. That's the size to order — not the one you wore at twenty.

      They already received it

      4.8/5.0 (+2132 Reviews)

      Trustpilot reviews

      Excellent 4.8 / 5

      • Sized up, and glad I did

        Ordered a size up like the site tells you to and they fit properly first time. No breaking in either, wore them straight out on the school run. Barely any weight on the foot, either. Second pair going in soon.

        Derek H.

      • It was never my feet

        Two years I've put the ache down to my age and got on with it. A week in these and it had gone. It was never my feet, it was what I'd been putting them in all that time. Wish I'd worked that out sooner.

        Neil B.

      • Four months of daily wear

        I'm on my feet all day and I've had these since the spring. Stitching hasn't moved and the sole hasn't parted company with the upper. More than I can say for the last two pairs I bought on the high street.

        Ray M.

        Frequently Asked Questions

        What size should I order?

        One size up from your usual. They come up snug, and that's the single thing people get wrong. If your feet are on the wider side, size up and don't second-guess it. Measure your foot at the end of the day, when it's at its widest, and check it against the chart above.

        A sole that bends that much — won't it wear out?

        It's flexible and hard-wearing, which aren't opposites. The bend comes from how the sole is built, not from making it thin, and the upper is hand-stitched right the way round instead of glued. Glue is what fails at month three on a high-street shoe; there isn't any here.

        They're suede. What happens in the rain?

        Drizzle, dew and wet grass run off, and that covers most British mornings. They are not waterproof and we won't tell you they are — no suede shoe is. Keep them out of puddles, brush them once they're dry, and give them a suede protector now and then.