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Size: 10.5
Color: Brown Brown Cognac 907
Features
- Rubber sole
- Platform measures approximately 0.5
- Material - Upper: Suede
- Shoe Style: Slip Ons
- Brand: Sebago - Style: Portland Suede
- Upper: Made of a unique piece of fine comb suede and hand-sewn with the finest craftsmanship. Made to look exclusive, sleek and long lasting. Nickel free, non-corrosive eyelets. Contrasting stitching. 3/4 length leather-covered, OrthoLite cushioned sock lining for all day comfort. 360 leather rawhide lace system. Regular/Medium width
- Sole: Non-marking, anti-slip rubber deck sole
Description
Sebago crafts a timeless look with rawhide laces and a durable traction sole. Sebago represents authentic products and timeless design. Their original, hand-sewn Docksides boat shoe and Classic Beefroll penny loafer haven't changed since they first crafted them decades ago. Sebago is a celebration of everything New England…where life in, on or around the waters is a geographical unavoidability, where they are nautical in their traditions but deliver a future of performance and ingenuity. Their shoes are about performance-not just the technical kind, but the way a shoe behaves in its right environment, whether it be on boats or city streets. Each classic Sebago design is carefully designed to perform at its best.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 13.78 x 9.06 x 5.11 inches; 1.7 Pounds
Item model number : Docksides B727
Date First Available : May 1, 2002
Manufacturer : Sebago
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: 12 Wide
Color: Brown Oile
Bought these five years ago. Don’t wear every day or even every week but whenever I reach for them they’re ready to go. Expecting great arch support? Look elsewhere, these are boat shoes. But if you’re looking for the quintessential boat shoe, appropriate for almost every occasion and comfortable for what they are designed to do, these are it. Durable and good looking. Would buy again and considering a second pair.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 12, 2022 by Amazon Customer
I've been a long-time Sperry Topsider wearer. When I purchased my first pair 1977, they were made in New England and the quality was fantastic. Now they are made in China; it seems to me that the quality has gone down, while the price has gone up. I decided to give Sebagos a try, so I ordered a pair of Sebago Spinnakers last spring. They were stiff at first, but quickly became comfortable, and the "W" width was wide enough for my feet. They have become my favorite casual shoe this summer. My old brown Sperry Topsiders needed replacing, so I ordered these Sebago Docksides instead, and in the same size/width as the Spinnakers. I was disappointed at first, because they seemed slightly tighter and less comfortable than the Spinnakers. I was almost ready to send them back, but decided to wear them a few hours a day inside the house. Within a few days, they began to "loosen up" and become more comfortable and are now a "keeper." I deducted one star because I still think that they are slightly narrow, in spite of being labeled as "Wide." Why do so many shoe manufacturers insist on making narrow Wide shoes? Probably to save on leather and costs. The quality and workmanship is superior to Sperry, in my opinion. The leather is much thicker and has a uniform smooth finish - no weird wavy spots or ripples in the leather like on my last pair of Sperrys. The stitching is also straight and even. The sole is slightly thicker, and a little firmer than Sperrys. They're not made in USA, but at least in the Western Hemisphere - the Dominican Republic - not China.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 20, 2015 by MN Swede
Bottom Line: Excellent, comfortable nu-buck alternative to Sperry’s What is the appeal of boat shoes? They’re simple, comfortable and convenient; they can be slipped on and off with ease, worn with or without socks (go no socks), and they pair well with chino’s, jeans and shorts. Right out of the box, I was impressed with the smooth, soft nu-buck exterior. The nap is ever so slight with a velvet touch and the texture can be appreciated both visually and physically. The construction is especially solid with the Docksides being flexible and close to the ground which presents an interesting dichotomy; while I wouldn’t go on hikes with them or unusually long walking day trips, they are very relaxed and non-restrictive compared to Sperry’s, which tend to be stiffer boat shoes. So what does that mean? Great for casual and boating use, not so great for walking the length of Manhattan. The upper and interior linings are made from heavy-duty leather, with brass eyelets for the rawhide laces which are suitably thick to prevent breaking but not so thick to prevent easy lacing. The outsoles are rubber (compared to man-made soles which are made from cheaper plastic). Rubber outsoles are non-marking and slip-resistant. Usually reserved for spring and summer use, the shoes should last for quite a many years, depending on levels of abuse. If you’re a landlubber, these can easily go a decade. The design is not unnecessarily garish so these bad boys will never date themselves in the long run. Better arch support would have made these a 5 but keep in mind, that's rare for boat shoes.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 1, 2016 by Russ I
Honestly, This is my 3rd Sebago shoes. So you know how I like it. my 1st sebago was about 8 yrs ago. and i am still wearing that one now. (but very close the end of it's life) you know how enduring is Sebago. beside its endurance, i like its materials. there are some other boat shoes has some soft cotton-like pad under your feet. that maybe more comfortable (like Sperry & Dr. Martin) Sebago doesn't have that pad at all. under ur feet is just leather pad and the plastic like bottom. this is why i like it. because i would wear the shoes to the beach, and even jump into the water. i kept my Sebago on when i was swimming in Miami beach. (and to all beaches) there was one time i was picking up stones by a stone beach in Block Island, RI. I found out my shoes and feet are all wet after. so i threw the shoes on the bike basket and bike back to the ferry back to RI. less than 30min bike ride on the basket, the shoes are dry already. (so i have huge fond of Sebago. its stilled with nic trip memory) its leather & plastic material doesn't absorb water at all. (well, has the least water absorbent u can imagine) so it can be dried out about 30min. (it call itself boat shoe, should expect to get wet) also with leather & plastic material i can wear them without socks and don't really smell bad. and its still comfy like that. I wear that to work or out. I can wear them whole day and still don't really feel uncomfortable. and for so many years Sebago shoes is still my first choice to a trip, that i would walk for days or even getting to beach
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 10, 2016 by Chung Chu