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Size: 8
Color: Dark Tan
Features
- Shaft measures approximately low-top from arch
- Features air-mesh upper panels for cool, breathable comfort around the foot with shock absorbing EVA heel cup for added comfort
- Stain and water resistant leather
Description
Enjoying the essence of the ocean from the deck of a boat creates an entirely new experience – one you'll want to relive again and again. A salty mist carries the scent of the sea on the air, as you hear the soothing sound of waves lapping against your boat's hull. You watch as foam forms on distant breakers as they swell with the changing tides. If you're lucky, maybe you catch a glimpse of dolphins surfacing. Enjoy this experience all day long in the comfort of the Billfish 3-Eye Boat Shoe from Sperry. Sure footing on deck requires a shoe with great traction for a firm, sturdy grip. The Sperry men's Billfish shoe comes fully equipped with Wave-Siping on the rubber outsole to provide stability on wet and dry surfaces. Perforated side panels allow increased breathability, while shock-absorbing enhancements create a comfortable sole for all-day wear. Both dark and light tan tones offer a sporty vibe that is just as stylish on land as it is at sea, so you get maximum use out of your boat shoes. If you're aching to experience the magic of life beyond our shores, don't let any more time go to waste. Slip into the Sperry Billfish and head toward that blue horizon, where discovery awaits.
Product Dimensions : 10 x 15 x 6 inches; 2 Pounds
Department : Mens
Date First Available : August 16, 2011
Manufacturer : Sperry
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: 11.5
Color: Dark Tan
First of all, I have owned several of this Billfish model over the years, as well as several other Sperry boat shoes. I use them primarily for walking, lots of walking, at the Jersey shore, in Florida and in winter in Canada. Hiking on pavement, sand, gravel trails, you name it. I weigh over 300 pounds and am hard on shoes. I read reviews from other people here and want to makes sure that readers recognize that it is the Billfish 3-Eye Boat Shoe that I am reviewing here, not the ultralight version, not the classic boat shoe with minimal sole and leather laces. 1) The Fit. I have experimented over the years with different sizes. I have three closets full of shoes, and they are reliably size 11D. Except for the Sperrys. They come small. This is not only my experience, this reflects the experience of many friends who have them. On the other hand the leather uppers stretch with use. For example, I bought from Amazon size "11.5 M". The sizing information provided by Amazon was confusing, but I think this size marking printed on the tongue corresponded to 11.5D. It fits like a glove. Literally. I have to keep my toenails trimmed if I expect to wear them, and they need a little bit of stretching for my toes, but they will be fine. They are exactly the same size as my last pair, suitable for bare feet. If I have any sock beyond a bare thin one the shoes are uncomfortable - they might get better with time, but right now they are for bare feet only. So I decided to order another size. Amazon did not have a selection in stock, so I found another site that sold me a pair that was listed as "11.5E", but "11.5W" is what is printed on the tongue (W means Wide in Sperry speak). They are more comfortable, and will be the ones I will go to when I wear socks. I was tempted to order the 12 D model, thinking that the 12 size in that width might have the width of the 11.5W, but I am glad I did not. My advice would be to get three different sizes in under the Amazon "try them on" program. That is assuming that they have the size variations you want. They do stretch, but they should not be painful when you first wear them. 2) The Design. I settled on the Billfish 3-Eye because I wanted something more versatile than the classic boat shoe. I like the cushioned sole - when I switch to a classic boat shoe with a quarter inch rubber sole I really miss the pleasant feeling of these. I like the ventilation on the sides, as my feet get hot ( I even like the ventilation in the winter). I like the padded tongue - some shoes can hurt me on the top of the foot after extended walking. The laces seem indestructible - not like the leather laces on the classic boat shoes that look great but are always untying or breaking. As far as "arch support" goes, my feet are fairly flat, and I don't find shoes that give arch support so comfortable. I do a lot of walking in them and they are comfortable for me. Probably the support they give is minimal, but beyond the nonexistent support of the classic Sperry boat shoe. 3) Quality. The shoes I bought through Amazon are made in the Dominican Republic, the ones I bought elsewhere are made in Vietnam. The construction is the same, although the Dominican ones have a very slight color variation in portions of the leather - only can see it close up in good light. These shoes have the "glued on" soles, not the sewn on soles of the classic boat shoe. Some reviewers have said that the soles separated from the uppers early on. I have had shoes that have done that, but never with any of the Sperry Billfish I have owned and used over the years. In fact they have held up extremely well - by held up, I mean I have worn them until the material in the heel area has worn away, exposing the foot bed, and then eventually that wearing through and exposing my heel to the payment. I walk a lot and am hard on shoes. Sometimes if I am lazy I will knock down the backs and wear them as slippers to go out and get the mail - easy to slip on, uncomfortable, but the shoes survive without a sign of distress. So in conclusion, make sure this is the model you want, choose the right size for you, and you will not be disappointed. If it falls apart unexpectedly (something that has never happened to me with the Billfish) complain often and hard, even if it is beyond any return period. That is the only way companies can learn if something they are using or doing has to be improved.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2018 by TechJunkie
Size: 11.5 Wide
Color: Dark Tan
Sperry used to be the go to for boat shoes. Now they make cheap crap. This was to replace my 7 year old Bill Fish that wore like iron... everyday, in the summer.. on the boat. The new version of these has crappy leather, cheap laces, and the fit is all messed up (narrow with pointy toes). These used to be functional boat shoes. The new version is even missing the trademark sipping on the treads. Dangerous on a boat without. So if you are a pant pegging, IPA sipping, skinny jean wearing hipster... these are your boat shoes. If you are looking for functional boat shoes that will last, and are actually in use for a boat... Time to find a new shoe.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2016 by Capt. Dave
Size: 10.5 Wide
Color: Dark Tan
*** UPDATE *** I added a third picture below, of the third replacement pair of shoes, 16 months after date of purchase. As you can plainly see, you're not going to get more than a year, at best, out of these shoes. I am really disappointed, mostly because I love the style. - - - - - - - - - - - This is a really good looking shoe. This is why I didn't rate 1/5 stars. However, this is the SECOND pair of shoes with the SAME EXACT problem. One picture below is the first shoe and the next photo is the replacement pair of shoes. There is a serious manufacturing error with this specific shoe. I would stay away unless they decide to fix their manufacturing errors. If they fix the issue, I think its a comfortable shoe with a great style. But right now, the shoes don't stay intact for longer than a week.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2015 by Ads Ads
Size: 10.5 Wide
Color: Dark Tan
today's sperry top sider is not the quality it once was. i have had sperry's for 40 + years. i ordered the billfish boat shoe , with travel in mind. i wore them for a few weeks to break them in,couldn't do it. the heel area on one shoe had a leather bump that hurt my heel. i bought the same size as they were supposed to replace, whicked uncomfortable. i wasted 100 $ on these. the quality is not the same as previous sperry's. these almost feel- look like 'pleather' , not leather. what a shame. they were smaller than the previous pair. the laces were shorter than the previous also. aatn: sperry - did you find a new manufacturer ? they suck. these spetty's are poor quality.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2017 by jonathan d. smith
Size: 10.5
Color: Tan/Beige
Love these shoes. I'm a professional sports photographer, and recently completed an assignment to cover the Louis Vuitton America's Cup World Series in Chicago. I'm a old sailor, and have owned Topsiders for years, but haven't had a pair in a while, so purchased these to allow me to wear shoes on the photo chase boats, and for casual about-town footwear. These are more attractive than my old oxblood Topsider loafers. The multiple earth tones go well with my pairs of tan and khaki shorts. The first few days I wore them, I got some abrasions on my feet (I like to wear them without socks, but added socks for the break-in period) and blisters which required blister pads and band-aids. After a while, though, they fit fine and the blisters and abrasions are things of the past. Broken in, the shoes are comfortable enough to wear all day. In fact, I have to remind myself that they are for a purpose, and I probably shouldn't wear them all over the place, lest they wear out before my next sailing assignment. Update 8/2/16: After less than two months of occasional (not every day) wear, these shoes have started to fall apart. See photo for only one of the places that are breaking up. I would ABSOLUTELY think Sperry shoes should last longer than 2 months. I've been reduced to super gluing them back together - unacceptable.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2016 by Dennis M. Wierzbicki Dennis M. Wierzbicki