OLUKAILae'ahi Men's Slip On Shoes, Versatile & Casual Everyday Sneaker, Lightweight & Breathable Mesh, All-Day Wear & Comfort

I've been wearing a pair of these in green almost daily for the last 2+ years, and unless you looked at them closely you would think they are new. After a very short breakin period they mold themselves to your feet and feel like comfortable slippers. They are lightweight, durable, and they clean up nicely just by throwing them in the wash machine. The inserts are removeable and replaceable if you need to do that. The fold down heel also makes it very convenient to slip these on for a trip to the mailbox or similar. The biggest surprise to me is how well they have held up. Other than some damage I did early on by walking quite some distance on a sharp lava field, plus some sole wear, they look brand new. No rips in the material. No separation of the upper, sides or sole... nothing. I'm only buying a second pair to add some variety. These are not cheap shoes, but they will outlive cheaper shoes by a mile

Excellent. Very comfortable and durable. True to size.

The media could not be loaded. Needed a pair of non-slip, easy dry, deck shoes, but I am cheap. I don’t spend a lot on shoes. Shoes are like cars - they depreciate the second you wear them and, if you’re lucky, use them a few years before they go bad. But this is a comfortable shoe you can wear like a sandal / slippa’h. Stylish but simple to match my khakis. Agree they run wide to R. I wear an 8 1/2 3E, or 9W. A 9 was okay but not perfect for me. Not a lot of arch support but okay for city or airport walks. So why did I spend the money on these? Couldn’t tell ya. I just like them.

Comfortable and somewhat supportive

Found these by a Hawaiian friend. He hadn’t heard of them but the Company name stuck out to him. So he tried them out of curiosity, loved them and told me. I have many foot issues due to a 30yr career on my feet, plus many sports related injuries in my feet and other places. Finding comfortable shoes is virtually impossible. When I do i buy every color and type, of that brand, I can. The last time I was able to do that was with sole Cole Haan’s in the early 90’s until they stopped making their Air soles.I wear 11.5 and have a wide foot box due to being barefoot the first 16 years of my life. SoCal surfer kid. Anyway these are great looking, well made, I love the heal feature, i don’t use it often but it’s great to have. Colors are easy to match with almost anything. I wish they had plain white though? They are lightweight, basic support (I add orthotics inserts) in all my shoes. But they are wider than most loafers.Only Negative is the price. For the right shoe price is usually, for me, not a concern as long as I’m comfortable. I would say these should be around $60 or $70 at the most. I don’t know what the margin on these shoes, but personally, i would love to tell the owners of the company that i would buy twice as many pairs if they were 25-30% cheaper.

It's a nice shoe but you can find similar for cheaper.

Well made shoe, looks good , feels good, fits good. What else could you want. It is very breathable and slips on and off easy. The back flips down if you want scuffs but I usually don't wear them that way. They are perfectly comfortable flipped down just not my style . Good price , and I like the color. Would recommend.

What started well, ended poorly. I love OluKai shoes for their comfort & style. & I always think, if I pay a little more, I'll get a little more. Sorry, but, several pairs later, I now realize, paying more for comfort & style means replacing OluKai shoes every few months. You heard me correctly, my slick new black with white nonslip soled January 2025 shoes are already falling apart. & that's great for OluKai Share-Holders, because, according to Amazon, I can no longer return them. So, I'll forever more hear the toe-sole flip-flopping when I walk.