I searched desperately for a decent, comfortable, weatherproof pair of slip-on shoes.  First bought two pairs (different manufacturer, same style) from major outdoor vendors and returned both: size and quality not good at all.  So then I purchased these.  I have size 12W feet and have had since I was 18.  But I've noticed at trend in recent years as production has gone overseas to India, Pakistan, China, et. al. that foreign "sizing" has only a passing acquaintance with reality.  So I ordered the largest size available: 13W.

As soon as they arrived I unpacked them, bent them, stretched them and tried to "slip" them on.  No luck. Very tight across the bridge and insole.  Nonetheless I forced them on and wore them relentlessly for several days in the futile hope that they would stretch out.  Not a chance.

Having invested in over $200 worth of shoes (and countless hours) with two separate vendors, I decided I had nothing to lose. I took scissors and cut out the web material that prevented the shoe upper from flexing and allowing my foot to "slip" into the shoe.  Voila!  Not perfect, but a 95% improvement. At least now I can wriggle my foot in most of the time without having to bend down and shoehorn it on.  The "web" material sewn into the shoe does not flex or expand and serves no purpose; the manufacturer might as well have simply cut the leather to fill in the gap.

Once the shoes are on, they're below average in appearance and quality. When I walk my dogs on our gravel road I can feel the stones through the sole. The only reason I didn't return them is because I was worn down by multiple purchases/returns and badly needed a pair of shoes with which to go on vacation.

Flatly stated: they're poor quality, sizing runs very small, bad design, bad finish, and aren't worth half the asking price. I doubt even discount shoe stores and big box retailers would want to stock them.

Other than that, they're fine...