Dr. MartensMen's Dante Oxford

They’re VERY comfortable like you expect Doc’s to be but, they do y last like Doc’s are supposed to. They’re made with the quality of a cheap knock off. My last pair of Doc’s I had for 20 years before tossing them. These I’ve now had for not quite 2 months (delivered Sept 14, 21 and today is 8 Dec 21) and the leather is already cracking and falling off in the creases where they bend with normal walking. It’s doing it on both sizes, too. Not just the sides shown in the picture. These are not my every occasion shoes. I wear them for about 3 hours at a shot when I wear them. So, with VERY light wear, they’re falling apart. Extremely disappointing. The second star is strictly for the comfort of them but, clearly they’re going to be garbage much sooner than later. No shoes, especially these, should be showing signs of wear so soon. Not good.

Dr. Martens Dante Series. one of the best all purpose sneakers around, durable with no thrills and no surprises, all quality leather, non welted but rather corner stitched and cemented (no chance for welt/sole splitting). solid construction. simple and neat and also very elegant.

These are very nice-looking shoes, but they are narrow. Dr. Marten boots and shoes are usually wide, but these are the narrowest Dr. Martens I have ever worn. They are not tight, but the soles are just narrower than other Dr. Martens. Still, I like these, but I think these would be best for people with narrow feet though.

My other Dr. Martens fit like they were made for my foot, they were also all three eye lacing. These I had to open up a little but I know I have an EE wide foot.. after that they fit perfect and the cushioning is wonderful. There was a thin gouge on the right shoe in back on the right side of the ankle only on the plastic or rubber sole.. I kept them cuz I don't really care but it was there so inspect your shoes when they come.

I bought these for three main reasons: The low price, I need slip-resistant shoes for work, and the several pairs of Dr. Martens shoes and boots I've owned have been of the highest quality.My initial impressions of these shoes were good. These fit pretty well, and the sizing seemed pretty normal/true. After a week or so of wearing them half a day at a time for proper break-in they were pretty comfortable. The leather seemed to be decent. The soles had very little depth to the tread, which was concerning. The slip-resistance of these shoes on the tile floors at my restaurant was rather poor, and several notches below my last pair of Keens and anything sold by SFC.After wearing these 4-6 days a week at work for 6 months, the soles are completely destroyed. They are literally split all the way across (from side to side) in multiple places on both shoes, and they are no longer wearable. The meager tread is completely worn down around on the heel and in a couple other spots, making them downright dangerous on slippery floors. I had to replace the terrible, cheap laces after only about a month.These shoes are not only a disappointment for Dr. Martens shoes, they are a complete disappointment for any shoe. Until I can decide on a replacement I'll have to wear the Keens these replaced, which were worn daily for a year and still shoe very little wear on the much more slip-resistant soles. I preferred the look of the Docs, and they were reasonably comfortable, but the Keens are superior in just about every way. I am shocked to be saying this now, but even the cheap-looking Shoes For Crews that are so common in my industry are far more durable (as well as safer) than these. Not only will I not buy another pair of Dr. Martens for work, I'm hesitant to buy another pair for casual wear, as this experiences has shown me that they can no longer be trusted. This makes me sad, because I thought this was a brand I could surely trust.

Slightly wide; I've noticed that Docs are just cut funny sometimes. But the styles are great and I love these shoes. They have an industrial vibe while being super comfortable and great leather. No trim around the ankle, so don't think they'll be super supportive that way. They're stylish and feel great. I wear my shoes with no socks and have had no issues with that.

Dr. Marten's used to always be awesome shoes that looks bad, but felt good on your feet. These look pretty good, but I had to replace the insoles, because of pain when standing for too long.The upper is also pretty flimsy and the treads are not deep even though it has a really thick sole.This was a disappointing buy.

I’m on my second pair of the Dante Brando, because I love it so much. Excellent work shoes for my job as a transit operator. They fit well, are understated, and don’t look bulky on my large feet.