text: Oh, these shoes. They have some great positive points and some negative points. Let's begin with the negative then end on a high note.<br /><br />The negative:<br /><br />These shoes are not anywhere nearly as comfortable as my other pair of Cushe slip-on shoes (Cushe Hellyer Flat). They rub a little bit near my heal / Achilles area and there's next to zero traction. These shoes also have negligible arch support, unless you have flat feet. (My arches are pretty high though, and there aren't a lot of shoes that fill the gap nicely.)<br /><br />The positive:<br /><br />They have a cute shape and the batik dyed fabrics make them unique & interesting. The price is definitely right on these, and you can wear them slightly dressier due to the slim styling. They also look great with more casual outfits.<br /><br />Some people complained that they are too wide. My opinion on that is Cushe makes a wider shoe typically, so you have to be aware of that going in. People with narrower or &#34;regular&#34; width feet typically have the best selection of shoes, while us poor souls with wider feet have a hard time finding shoes that are comfortably wide. There are certain brands we the wider-footed navigate towards (Cushe, Borne, BC, Rocket Dog, Seychelles, Asics, etc.) and so, here I am.<br /><br />Overall, I would recommend these shoes, but maybe not if you want something you can wear for lots of walking. However, who knows, maybe *you* would find these to be highly comfortable? I say for the price, what does it hurt to try them out?