Florsheim Men's, Tread Lite Thong Sandal

Super comfortable, well made light. My new favorite flip flops.

Excellent product. Comfortable and durable.

Las conseguí con descuento especial en ese momento no las necesitaba y no me arrepiento de haberlas comprado, son muy comodas bonitas y de excelente calidad de los materiales

I purchased two pair of these last year and don't wear them often. I wear a size 14 men's and that is a hard size to find. These look nice, fit well, and were fairly comfortable, but....... The third time I wore them, (well past the 30-day return window) the strap that goes between the toe broke and about sent me head first down a set of stairs. After I got over my surprise, I looked and this strap is only attached with a few stitches. In other words, it wasn't the actual strap that broke but it was not enough stitches to keep it attached. This product is definitely not safe. Be aware if you buy these.

If it wasnt for the cliff hangers, this sandal would be perfect. It was comfortable and well made. Unfortunately, my toes spread and are wide so this did not work out for me.

Fit was off. Didn't have the 1/2 size in my color. Will wait until next season

I've owned other shoes from this brand, which have been good shoes and plenty wide in the past. These should not be marked as wide.

These are attractively designed sandals that *look* comfortable. Unfortunately, they were anything but. As someone with wide feet, I’ve gotten pretty good at eyeballing which “wide” styles will actually fit my feet. These sandals were deceptive, though. These were the right length and I had no problem fitting my feet under the toe straps. But to my disappointment, they’re contoured in a way that made the sides of my feet immediately (literally within seconds) feel fatigued and confined. Imagine the discomfort you might feel if the wings on a bucket seat you were sitting in were so rigid that they made your thighs feel like they were in a girdle. That’s how uncomfortable they were. I couldn’t wait to take them off. The other major issue is that they were comfortably flexible in the area under my toes and the balls of my feet but board stiff in the midsole and heel areas. I understand that some shoes need to be “broken in” but it’s hard for me to imagine those stiff section becoming more pliable over time. Finally, the leather toe post on the sandals, while sturdy, felt super thin. Almost like having a piece of twine between my toes and I definitely would prefer something thicker there. IMO, those with wide feet will likely find these disappointing. They’d probably fit someone with narrow or average feet just fine, though.