Nunn BushMen's Nelson Wing Tip Oxford Dress Casual Lace-Up

Great fitting and looking shoe. Especially for the price. I bought on the special for under $70. Nunn-Bush has great support inside the shoe. I don't tire from wearing them.

This order was a reorder. I ordered these shoes a year ago and they served me well. I am hard on shoes as I am always moving pianos in the store. When reordering the pictures appeared to show an unattractive textured finish, but ordered them anyway. I arrived with the same gorgeous smooth finish. The site must have a low-resolution pic. that distorts when enlarged. Good shoes for the money and they stand up to abuse.

Great look and very confortable shoes !! Excellent for formal outfit.

No complaints. This pair of shoes is just your standard wing tip dress shoe. Looks good and fits as expected. They actually arrived a day early. Good packaging. All is well.

I had two complaints with these shoes. First off being the heel was extremely slippery. There was zero traction on them and I was walking on a clean floor. Be extremely careful going up and down stairs....The other issue I had was that standing for an extended period of time was extremely uncomfortable for my heels. It felt as if I was standing on a block of rubber and the sharp pain shooting through my heel became almost unbearable.The sizing was a little tight. May have been my user error in ordering, however I chose the size that I always wear in a dress shoe. It may be wise to go up a half size if unsure. Overall they were a decent shoe for the price but be warned they come with some setbacks

I was hesitant to buy these, because typically you get what you pay for. I've owned them for about four months now, and, so far, these shoes have exceeded expectations.Comfort: I wear them 3-5 days per week at work, and I use a standing desk, so I'm typically on my feet 5-7 hours per day. They are comfortable throughout the day. I ordered the shoes in a wide size, and they fit my broad, stubby feet very well. The sizing was as expected.Durability: So far I haven't had a problem. A frequent complaint about cheap shoes is that the soles and the uppers separate, but so far everything is staying together properly. There has been some very minor wear on the sole, but nothing more than would be expected from how much I have worn them. They are solid.Sound: I like the sound they make when I walk on the tiled floor in the courthouse. They have a distinct sound that is much more pleasing than my old rubber soled shoes. It's kind of the tap-tap of a military parade, but not the clickety-clack of a woman in stilettos. It's kind of silly, but I feel like when I march into court with those shoes on, it subtly commands respect and attention.Looks: They are nice, but nothing too special when you pull them out of the box. I wore them with the factory shine for the first two months, and they looked good. A couple months ago I popped in a movie and gave the shoes some love. I used nail polish remover to strip the factory shine from the shoes, and then used wet (not soaked) cotton balls to apply and thoroughly rub in some brown shoe polish. The process took about 90 minutes, but the shoes look amazing now. Even with some light scuffing over the ensuing two months, these shoes look like shoes that should cost much more than the $65 I paid for them. In short, they look nice out of the box, but have potential to be even better if you are willing to give them some TLC.

Let's be clear about what these shoes are - they are cheaply made (glued, I'm assuming) with cheap leather, and sell for a cheap price. Do not buy these shoes expecting several-hundred-dollar-shoe quality - I would never, not would anyone with even a novice eye for shoes or leather, mistake these for Allen Edmonds. They wear and crease like cheap leather. However, for the price (~$70), they are a great deal and are absolutely worth purchasing for anyone interested in getting a dress shoe for a cheap price.I purchased one pairs (cognac) to use as bad weather shoes. I live in a city and walk quite a bit outside, and I wanted to save some wear on my nicer shoes by avoiding repeatedly wearing them through the rain. The comfort level and the look was good enough that I started wearing them even on good weather days, and eventually purchased a second pair (dark brown) for a similar purpose. The soles are slim flat rubber, though from a distance they appear to wear down like a leather sole, and do not have the grip you would get with a rough rubber sole or a worn leather sole; lately I've been wearing my bad-weather shoes on snowy/icy days, and that has been the only problem with these shoes so far.They are comfortable enough that I can wear them all day (I work in an office but spend ~half the day on my feet). I do not expect they will last nearly as long as nicer shoes, but with each pair being worn 1-2 times per week for the past few months they have held up just fine. If I'm able to get a couple years out of them wearing them 1-2 times per week, I will consider it a great deal and would consider buying again.

I guess wide width is not standard. I couldn’t get the shoe on past my toes.

Nice enough for an event like a wedding.

I usually wear 8.5 or 9 ahoe depending on manufacturer. Ordered 8.5 and it's slightly larger than most shoes I've bought before. Comfortable and stylish, I just wear a thicker sock with these.

Mine came scuffed and the memory gel looks like someone took a cigarette butt to it.Excusing the visible damage it's a very nice and comfortable shoe

The bright white stitching on top of sole and the cheap-looking leather that could pass as synthetic makes this shoe a no go for me. Returned.

Good quality, I was shocked how nice they are for the price. Worth getting at this price