Clarks Men's Torbay Slip-On Loafer

The soles of these shoes are nice and soft, which are the best part of them. The canvas is a bit rigid, and not ultra comfortable, which you'd want this type of shoe to be, considering the likely possibility of not wearing socks. Granted, the canvas may soften up with time. I did find that the shoes ran a bit large and wide, but that has been my experience with Clarks. My biggest gripe with the shoes are the distress marks. They are much more imbalanced than the photos show on the product details page, it looks as if I dropped bleach on only one of the shoes (see the photo I've uploaded). Maybe I just got unlucky, but for me, it was too random and damaged looking. All-in-all, unless you have no problem with that effect, I would pass on these and look for other Clarks or similar casual canvas shoes.

When I was shopping for this shoe I had a very specific purpose in mind...a reasonably comfortable shoe that I can slip on while holding 1 if not 2 of my 2 year old twin boys.Fortunately, I got that plus more. The shoe very is very comfortable. It's light weight, fits well, and provides good support-- for my needs anyway. It can get easily slipped on while holding a 2 year old anxious to get outside. :). It also has a nice retro style which I like and I'm told retro is in at the moment, so I suppose that's good.I've taken to wearing this shoe when I might otherwise wear a pair of sneakers as a result. That's not that often for me as most times I wear dress shoes, but it's enough to know that these hold up to longer periods of wear as well.

These shoes kill my feet but I love them. Like all Clark's, they're really light and are wearing down quickly. That said, they're like putting on socks with soles. They're very comfortable and easy to slide on. Unfortunately they run bigger on me than other brands. I should have returned them but I liked them too much. As a result they kill my flat arches. I put insoles in them to compensate and that has sort of worked.Personally, I think they look great too.

There are a few people writing about how these are the most comfortable shoes they've ever walked in and I can assure you that is most definately not the case (or perhaps those people usually walk barefoot over broken glass). These aren't uncomfortable but they are by no means like walking on pillows. They are well put together and slide on quite easily. Basically zero arch support. For the price I wish they had a bit more padding in the sole.

Great comfortable shoe. We've sent many shoes back since my husband is picky on style and fit. These Clarks are now his go-to favorite for his casual office and going on walking excursions where sneakers would be too casual. We like that it doesn't have some second color on it that may not have matched his clothes. The sand color is good with jeans or khakis.

While they seem to be good quality, for the price, they are fairly "feature-free". The ankle is thin, stiff, and rough with no padding or softer material. You'll definitely want to wear socks, but they do soften up a bit over time. Mine came with a weird wear mark across the top of one shoe (see photo), which was annoying, but not enough to complain as I didn't buy them to look sharp, but as easy "play" shoes around the property.

After drop-kicking my roller bag in flip flops when someone stopped suddenly in front of me at the airport, I decided to get something with more protection but stylish. Absolutely love these. Very comfortable, great for driving, strolling thru airports or at the marina. These have become my favorite leisure footwear.

The shoes are comfortable and fit well, but the distress marks are just awful. The actual shoes look nothing like the photos here (with regards to the distress marks).The distress marks on my shoes look more like water damage than any sort of "stylish" distress.I will be returning these and trying another pair. Fingers crossed they look a lot more like the photos here and not like someone spilled bleach on them.