Montrail San Juan Shoes - Leather Slip-Ons (For Men)

The sole is like hard plastic, not rubber. Does not bend well and is dangerously slippery. Sound like tap shoes when you walk. Uppers are fairly well made but not lined. Spend a little more and get good ones!

Following the directions to bake the insoles and then wear the shoes for a while helps a lot with comfort. The arch remained prominent, but molded down noticably, and the toe area went from tight to quite comfortable. Those who like a flat insole should look elsewhere, but they work well for me on long, sometimes rugged days.

These are pretty good shoes, but they will take a bit to break in and adjust accordingly. They feel a bit narrow at first, but once you contour the insoles, you should be golden. They are a bit narrow, or at least feel that way. The insole is memory foam, and takes a bit to settle in and conform to your foot. The rubber sole is a bit hard, that too needs a break in period. Hard slippery rubber is not easy driving with wet clutch/brake pedals.

Way too tight over the arch. I have the same shoe in a lace up style and they're very comfortable but these would hardly go on my foot.

the shoe looks great and is also light weight. When i wore it for the first time, I found it had a very tight fit on my feet. Also, when i started walking on non-carpeted surface it created loud sound of plastic hitting the floor because the shoe has a flat base and also non-rubber outer sole. Further since it has no iner-lining, the leather rubs against the skin (especially around the ankles) making this shoe quite an uncomfortable one for even walking short distances. Also, because the shoe lacks lining, you have to wear dark colored socks... overall.. I was disappointed with it and have requested an exchange. Hope the manufacturer rectify the mistakes and come up with a better shoe with similar style.