Acorn Mason Moccasins - Leather (For Men)

Very fashionable comfort not usually found in Mens shoes. Classic mocassin style from Acorn for a "no mistake about it" masculine look.

Neuropathy causes feet to overheat, but the full leather lining provides excellent ventilation. I like them so much I bought 2 extra pair, just in case they become unavailable in future. These moccasins are the next best thing to being barefoot on plush carpet, only warmer and more cushioned. Even more comfortable than Merrell mocs. They seem to border (maybe not quite) on being a 1/2 size small. My only small complaint is that the rubber sole doesn't wrap forward onto the toe like it does on the heel. This means that the leather just forward of where the rubber sole ends starts to wear as the rubber there gets worn down. Otherwise these moccasins are extremely durable.

I bought these for my husband, He loves them & the fit is perfect. Very good looking & substansial

These moccasins looked a little bedroomish when they arrived with all the white stitching, so I dyed the stitches black and everything fell into place. The narrower-than-ordinary tread on the bottom is not a problem and they are extremely comfortable to walk in. They are completely lined with what appears to be kipskin, but might be deerskin. So far, very good indeed.

Good slippers for bare floors and for stepping out on the porch or driveway for a minute.

These are very comfortable and the soles give them more stability than normal mocs. I don't like wearing socks so these are perfect for me!

Returned because were too wide causing slipping on back of foot. Otherwise nice looking mocs!

I like the looks and comfort of this slipper, which I wear around the house all year.

These are not listed as slippers but these are the best things my feet have ever had on them. Comfort beyond belief. I dont dare wear them while driving cause i might just day dream into a tree!

Acorn makes good slippers but these are NOT among them. The narrow knobby sole is not comfortable to walk on. In fact, these seem to be designed to be driving shoes, rather than for a walking activity. They should not be sold by Sierra as slippers.