Great fit ! Extremely comfortable ! I've bought three pair of the Desert Boots, and---so far---one pair of the Wallabees. I had my first pair of Desert Boots in 1959 ( I think my mom got them on sale), and never forgot how comfortable they were. I bought another pair in 1974, and it was like old times. I was inspired to try them again recently when I noticed a photo of J.D. Salinger wearing a pair of Desert Boots in a biography I read. Although these boots are now made overseas, not in England anymore, they're still about the same.

If you are thinking of trying a pair, you might find this helpful. Desert Boots have no arch support. This is a feature I like because I like the feel fit of moccasins. By the way,the crepe soles look like they'd wear out right away. They don't !  You're probably used to reading advertising blurbs about how a product improves with age, but in the case of Clark's Desert Boots this is true. You may read that these boots run large, and that you should buy them a half size smaller than you normally wear. Other people might find this to be true, but I bought them in my usual size and they fit me just fine. In any event, exchanges are easy on Amazon.

You will notice right away that  the Desert Boots are offered in a variety of materials and colors, so it may be hard to decide which ones you want. I think they each have their own charm, but I believe the tan (sand) suede boots are the true originals. The suede WILL get soiled, stained, etc. pretty quickly. If that's going to bother you, I'd suggest one of the leather finishes, like Beeswax. On the other hand, if you like the suede, you could try using a protective spray.