Good quality walking shoe
Size: 8 X-Wide
Color: Black/Black
I’ve had these shoes for a while. They are very comfortable and the perfect size for my custom made braces to fit in them. The shoes are also easy to put on because of the Velcro fasteners. The Velcro is holding up fine. The bottom of the shoes are not the easiest to keep clean. Little bits of food o
r gravel can stuck in the crevices. I use a nail file to get the pieces out. However, I still recommend these shoes, especially if one has brace to put into the shoe. The sole is removable.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2025 by Mary G.
Perfect for nursing
Size: 8.5
Color: White/White
These white shoes are exactly what I needed for work in nursing. They are super comfortable, lightweight, and provide excellent support for long shifts on my feet. The laces allow for a snug fit, and the shoes stay secure all day.
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2025 by Jorge Ortiz
Well made walking shoes with easy-to-close velcro straps
Size: 7 X-Wide
Color: Black/Black
Great walking shoes. Wish the upper velcro was a bit longer as my arch is high but am able to secure the strap. Sole is well cushioned and provides good support.
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2026 by Joseph Hall
A Well Made Shoe Well Worth Buying
Size: 11 X-Wide
Color: Black/Black
I am a diabetic with peripheral neuropathy. These shoes are the most comfortable ones I have ever worn, and very durable, to boot. These are my third pair. My first two pairs are 5 years old and show very few signs of wearing out. The flat, wide soles with squared edges and squared heels keep my feet
from rolling or rocking, giving me the support I need while walking or even standing. I am 78 years old, and the hook & loop straps make it easy to cinch them up. I also like that they are made with leather uppers that clean up easily with a little buffing and polishing. I am buying this pair to replace a pair I donated a pair, still in good condition, to my brother-in-law in Mexico. Caution: keep the sticky H&L straps away from certain cloths, blankets, or clothing items because they will grab onto them!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2025 by Michael F. Harrington, Sr.
Great product
Size: 10.5 X-Wide
Color: Black/Black
Great product
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2026 by earl fennell
Loud/Squeaker wide boys- otherwise, ok whips for the toe jam quip
Size: 11
Color: Bone/Bone
Wide shoes. Normal sized man (albeit, big-man- you know), but these shoes are wider than a spider on the glucose rider— also, squeaky lil' f'ers. 3 months into wearing and these shoes are LOUD.
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2025 by $ K.A.M. $
Worth the wait—incredibly comfortable!
Size: 9.5 Wide
Color: White/White
It took about a week to fully break into these shoes. Now that I’m used to them, I don't feel any fatigue at all. I used to buy cheap shoes at my local store, but they would wear out in just a month. I'm so glad I switched to these. I saw a review describing them as looking like a "duck bill," and I
have to agree! (lol) But that shape is exactly why they feel so good. I will definitely be repeating this purchase when these wear out.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2026 by Amazon Customer
What is the point of sizes if they don't mean anything?
Size: 12 X-Wide
Color: Black/Black
I have worn the NB MX608 through several versions for many years. I found this was a shoe that fit me and was comfortable. I have a wide foot and I have gout. So when I find something that works, I stick with it. I found the shoe about 5 years ago shopping on vacation and was delighted with it. So wh
en I got back home (we don't have the extensive footwear stores here - Payless, Wal*mart - and various poorly stocked sporting goods or department stores. Forget finding a specific style in multiple widths.) I looked it up on Amazon. Hallelujah they had it! I have replaced this shoe many times through Amazon without incident. This time, they had gone to the (my last order was a v3) v4. When I first looked it up, I found the black/black listing and they didn't have 12 4E, or hardly any other size (I think there were only 3 or 4 sizes listed) so I figured they might be phasing it out. So I searched for "black leather New Balance" size 12 width 4E and this was one of the options I found. I thought the velco straps might be handy (I had previously used the Wally World cheapo shoes with the velcro straps and although they are nothing great, the wide ones would get me by in a pinch). I ordered these. I received them. I tried one on. It is tiny. I figured they pulled the wrong size, so I looked on the box. Says 12 4E. Ok maybe the factory messed up and put the wrong shoe in the box. I looked on the label. It says 12 4E. I tried it on again - maybe the bottom had folded or something. Nope tighter than most D shoes. So I got out a caliper and measured the shoes to see if it was just my imagination. Now I know leather shoes stretch over time, but their soles don't. I measured the maximum width of the sole where the leather joins it. On the MX608 it was 4.685" on the MW577 it was 4.420". That is a difference of 0.265" - over a quarter inch. (For a real idea of how much of a difference this is, take a pair of shoes that fits comfortably and put 4 quarters side by side alongside your foot.) Measuring the sole itself (this is more error prone since some soles taper out more than others but on these two shoes, they look pretty close) I measured 4.935" on the MX608 and 4.600" on the MW577. That is a difference of 0.335". I realize that there is no exact size descriptions in the shoe industry, but I would expect that shoes of a similar style from the same manufacturer would not be off my this much. The good news - Amazon is awesome and they will take them back. I found another listing for the MX608V4 in Black that has the 4E size and ordered it. I don't expect any problems as I went from the original to the V2 to the V3 with no change in fit so I expect the V4 to be fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2016 by Tony G.