Apex Men's Ariya Moc Toe

These are nice shoes. They are wide as advertised and suit me fine. They do squeak but that's Ok on my long walks outdoors.

Placed an order for these shoes. Order never arrived. Requested, and got, a full refund. Love the shoes but not the seller.

I like these shoes. They fit well and are comfortable. I also liked the price. The reason I gave it four stars is because on a linoleum floors (where I work every day) they squeak loudly, like you are in a cartoon. I tried to give it time to wear off, but it never did. I tried shuffling my feet on the sidewalk for a while too, but that didn’t help either. I bought them almost 2 months ago. I think it should have gone away by now. It’s often embarrassing to walk down the hallways.

I have had about 5 pair of these shoes. They are very comfortable, break-in quickly and last well. I put cleats on the heals to keep them from wearing out. The do what they are supposed to do-I have had no foot problems due to neuropathy. I wear mine all the time for work and home. My only complaint is the laces which I replace with flat ones. The issue laces don't stay in place and after several days you have one short side and one very long side. Great shoes just wish they cost less.

The size 8 was too large. I tried to call the company direct only to get an automated system. I followed the instructions on the website and hand wrote that I wanted a 7.5 size. They gave me a refund... that's wonderful, but I do not know if they didn't have a 7.5 or they didn't bother to read my request. Fast service and good shoes. I just would've rather to have the correct size Over-all very pleased if I'd gotten what I needed

I've been living in these shoes for the past 3 1/2 years, since I was diagnosed with diabetes. At the time, I bought 2 pairs, and have switched off between the two. It didn't take long to "break in" the shoe, but it took quite a bit to wear down the sole. Even then, I wore them until the top stitching started to unravel. (At 275lbs., I'm usually hard on my shoes.) Thankfully, my diabetic neuropathy has eased considerably in those years, but when I was first diagnosed, I literally couldn't walk barefoot due to the pain. The Aetrex walkers, with a couple of inserts, allowed me to walk normally and comfortably. And despite the squarish toe (when current style is "elf" shoes!), most people don't identify them as diabetic shoes. As far as THIS purchase, the price was well lower than Aetrex' own website, Amazon said 5-9 days for shipping and I got them in 2, well-packaged, in great shape, and they were comfortable immediately out of the box. So, I'll be buying 2 more pairs in the next couple of weeks. Sorry if I sound too satisfied - I'll try to grumble in my next review of something!

These shoes are slightly heavier than I'd prefer but are otherwise a very solid and supporting shoe. There are few shoes I've found that provide the necessary toe space to be comfortable and this is definitely one of them. Do note the change in brand name to Apex but otherwise the shoe seems unchanged.

Don't get me wrong, I love Aetrex walkers; I currently own six pairs, including a brown, size 12 in this style. I ORDERED a black version of this model in size 12, along with another style. I RECEIVED a size 13 Extra WIIIIDDDEEE in BROWN! That having been said I returned the product to the vendor, got my credit within 24 hours of their receipt of the product and a confirmation from Amazon, same day. Great service from Amazon and the second party retailer, but the Aetrex fulfillment warehouse SUCKS! They also screwed up a totally different order (inserts) with the wrong size. Amazon should scold AETREX. Great products, lousy service. I'm still undecided as to whether or not I place another order for Aetrex products. Phew!