DOCKERSMen's Tiller

It was between this pair or 2 different brands but I chose this one for fit, comfort and looks.

These are very nice looking shoes but they were a bit small. I know they would have stretched out in time but I needed them now.

Well made and comfortable shoe. They’ve been durable as I use them as work shoes.

Nice design, beautiful color, true fits & very comfy

I have purchased 4 pair and will continue to buy! Great looking and comfortable at a great price.

I recently purchased a pair of Dockers Men's Tiller Boat Shoes in size 9.5, and unfortunately, I made the mistake of not ordering a size 10. Despite being a size 9.5 in most other shoes, these particular boat shoes seem to run a bit small. The length feels just right, however, my toes are pressing against the front of the shoe, which is quite uncomfortable and will likely lead to blisters over time. I should have taken the time to check the size chart more carefully, as it clearly states that these shoes are designed to fit snugly. While I love the style and overall quality of the shoes, they are simply too small for my feet. I regret not ordering a size 10, as I am now stuck with a pair of shoes that aren't quite comfortable enough to wear for extended periods.

I bought these shoes after having owned several pairs of the same brand shoe with shoelaces over several years. My previous shoes were great which is why I thought the slip on version would be as well-made.I purchased them in March, 2024 and wore them about one day a week. The leather in the Tiller version is much less pliable than my previous versions. They were comfortable to wear but hard to get on and required a shoehorn. They never seemed to break in like the laced versions. I got them wet only once but found that they didn’t dry out well because they became so stiff. I might mention here that they are supposed to be boat shoes so getting wet should not be an issue.I’d only had the shoes for 6 months when I noticed that one of the right shoe’s grommets had popped out of the hole it was supposed to be seated in. I reached out to Amazon to try and get a new pair or some type of relief for poorly made shoes. Amazon refused to do anything to resolve the issue. So my recommendation would be to avoid buying a pair of shoes that start falling apart after 15 or 20 days of use.

These are my husband’s favorite shoes. He had his for 2.5 years and it’s time to buy a new pair.