Frye Nolan Low Lace Shoes - Leather (For Men)
Closeouts. The hand-antiqued leather upper of Frye's Nolan low lace shoes is accented by rawhide cording and a raised moc toe -- both features similar to ones you'd find on a classic boat shoe, but made distinctly rugged in the hands of the designers at Frye.
Average Rating based on 21 reviews
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Reviewed by HeSheep from Florida on Monday, May 20, 2013I am thoroughly delighted with the fit and quality of these shoes! A few points should be noted however. My measured, ideal size is '13B' and I normally have to use insoles to take up the extra space. These shoes in size '13 medium' fit perfectly just as they come, without added insoles. I you are an honest 'medium' width, these will be too narrow. The 'charcoal' color has no gray or black involved, thankfully. They are a pleasant dark brown.
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Reviewed by fsvwbug@yahoo.com from fsvwbug@yahoo.com on Monday, May 20, 2013This is a good looking, well-made shoe that runs fairly narrow - about a full width less. I liked the look and the build, but had to return them. Too bad.
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Reviewed by Frye Nolan Low Lace Shoes - Leather (For Men) from Connecticut on Monday, April 22, 2013well made shoe although rather heavy, I have narrow feet and this shoe fits SNUGGLY, works well for me, but will not for others with wider feet, nice rugged look
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Reviewed by Robert from WA state on Tuesday, April 16, 2013Frye has been making boots in the US since 1863. These mocassins are made in Mexico and exhibit the same craftsmanship. Good fit, comfortable, high quality
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Reviewed by forestrod from Georgia on Thursday, April 11, 2013Very nice. Excellent quality with super price.
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Reviewed by DC Hiker from Washington, DC on Saturday, February 23, 2013A well-crafted shoe with great materials, however, its design and the last it must be ubilt upon are not of your typical American consumer. While I sometimes take a wide size, I am always compfrtable with a 13 legnth. These shoes markedly pinched my feet both in legnth and width. If you have a narrow foot, I think these would be great shoes, but I would bump up a half-size. If you are in between sizes, bump it up a whole size (if a 12, go to 12.5, if 12 1/4, go to 13) Well stitched though and appear quite sturdy.
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Reviewed by Discriminating from Durango, Colorado on Tuesday, February 19, 2013previous comments that I found to be true: narrow fit(good for me), quality construction with substantial materials
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Reviewed by bbkayak from West Harrison, IN on Tuesday, February 19, 2013very good looking shoe that appears to be very well made, sizing is not correct. I would order at least 1/2 size larger and a minimum of an E width
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Reviewed by steve from tennessee on Thursday, February 07, 2013Overall a very solid, traditional boat lookingshoe- only complaint is that the interior seems very tight initially, which will likely loosen up with wear- the sole is very strong , which is great
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Reviewed by traveler from TN on Saturday, January 26, 2013All Frye shoes & boots are without equal.
