My new favorite walking shoe, even better than Dansko, my former favorite brand.

It feels almost as if my feet were resting on pillows -- firm pillows.  After merely trying on this brand, all the other shoes (at a huge shoe store), felt stiff and uncomfortable in comparison.

The insole is removable, which is a nice feature for those who own customized orthotic inserts.

Very good arch support, even for my high standards.  Typically the few shoe brands that have good arch support feel hard underneath (e.g. Dansko classic  clogs from their "Professional" series line). Conversely, well-cushioned shoe  styles typically have very poor arch support.  Somehow these Portofino Klogs have the best of both -- arch support and cushy too.

Sizing fit:  These run big, at least a half-size big, almost a whole size big. In most brands, I wear a size 9.5 or 10 (US), but for these I'm wearing size 9.  These run just a little wider than labeled, except at the very back of the foot, around the heel, which seems typical width.

Style:  There is a small elastic insert, triangle shaped, at the center top edge of the shoe; this provides a little flexibility. The platform looks like wood, but it is not. These are stable, very comfortable for walking.  I think these  look somewhat streamlined, less clunky than traditional clogs, but still look somewhat clog-like.  These will look great with jeans or khakis, but not with dresses.

Another reviewer commented that these are "heavy".  That was not my reaction, but it's all relative. Compared to traditional clogs (e.g. the classic old  Dansko "Professional" series), these are significantly lighter and more flexible, less clunky.  On the other hand, these are heavier than non-clog shoe styles such as typical pumps or flats.

I have not owned these long enough to rate their durability.  Thus far, they seem good.  If there is a future problem, I will update this review, or add a "Comment".

I'm guessing that a removable insole makes it easier to dry out the shoes if they get wet (but note that these are not rain boots). Also guessing that shoes with removable insoles are easier to repair and refurbish if desired in some future year.  If anyone knows more about that, please comment.