Kenetrek Duck Shoe

I like the quality of these duck shoes. They are wearing very well and are used mostly on rainy days; sometimes much of the day. There was a lengthy break in time. I also need to keep a shoe form in them when not wearing them, as the heel is too wide in form and needed to be re-shaped to accommodate my narrow heel. Now they fit great and are quite comfortable. I recommend this duck shoe.

These are really fine duck shoes. I ordered a size larger on purpose as I generally wear heavy socks and intend to put an indsole in it which I did. There is a leather draw string which I tightened a bit and now happy with the shoes. The shoes have real leather and the lower part is just like the National brand from Maine. These are quite heavy but all duck shoes are. I have worn various duck and deck shoes with the leather draw strings and once I find the right fit, I super glue the strings together at the knot so they don’t come untied and I loose the position of fit I like. They definitely won’t leak and I would buy again. I bought the brown and they are as advertised

i wear a size 9 1/2. so, having read that these run large, i got a 9. one foot fit but the other was too short.so i ordered the 10. Indeed, it was huge. But because ive had nearly the same shoe from LaCrosse (no longer made)which lasted 8 or 10 years of constant wear, i was determined to make these work.i added an innersole, there was still too much slop.my husband advised 'get something else' but of all the duckshoes and similar types, these seemed by far the best.like the LaCrosse shoe, these are very well built. so i considered gluing a piece of felt to the back of the heel where the foot rises out.i didnt much like that idea as it might not stay in place.but there was another problem too. the Lacrosse had 3 eyelets, but these have a large and, to me, unattractive tongue.what to do with that?then there was a moment of inspiration:i tucked the tongue entirely inside.that both took up the extra room i needed and also made for a much trimmer look.it might be the solution for someone else too.half sizes would help....

My last pair of duck shoes lasted almost 20 years so when they finally bit the bullet, I wanted to get something similar in quality.Most of the products that I have seen on the market are made with very poor quality materials, cheaply made and would surely be a disappointment.I was delighted to find these Kenetrek shoes on Amazon and I am very impressed with their quality and comfort.The soles are thick and have a steel shank for support. Many of the cheapo copies on the market fail miserably in this area.They also have a well formed good quality liner and the leather uppers appear to be good quality thick leather.This is a quality made shoe with the appropriate price.I note that some others have commented that they fit large for the size.What I find is good quality shoes in the size I ordered fit me properly.Cheap shoes are more of a crap shoot when it comes to fit.If you live in an area that is predominantly wet such as the Pacific North West, you can't go wrong with these.

I have owned duck boots off and on over the years. I have also ordered shoes over the internet for years (Crocs, Sierra trading Post, Etc). I thought these looked a bit expensive but thought I would try them. Shipped fast and in no time I had them. When I tried them on however they were HUGE. More like a whole size larger. I just did not feel like going through the horror of ordering a size smaller and learning I needed the 1/2 size instead. Also these were extremely heavy. Will get another pair but not by mail. I think last time I bought these from rockport or similar for much less.I did not give this a one or two star because they did take them back with minimal expense, but if you order these be aware they run very big. I ordered size 11 and they were at least a 12, and like I said I order shoes a lot on line, and this is the first time I sent a pair back.

These are quality boots. I’m a repeat customer. Had cheaper knock offs of these, and they cracked and leaked the same season I bought them. Not these! They served me well the past three or four years working on the farm. Happy that my new pair still shows the rugged durability, comfort and dependability of my last pair. Very happy with my purchase.

These are wider than most medium width shoes that I have purchased so the fit is a bit sloppy for me. They are also quite a bit heavier shoe than I thought they would be. Could cause some fatigue, I think, if worn for a long time. I put some liners in them and am now using shoe trees to try to stretch them out a bit lengthwise and hopefully narrow them up a bit too. I think I will get some use out of them, but they don't fit as well and aren't anywhere nearly as nice as the Sperry ducks that I also have. Of course they didn't cost as much as the Sperrys...so you get what you pay for, I guess. I also prefer the lace up style of the Sperrys over the slip on style of these but that's just my taste. They are quite well made, albeit heavier than I think they would need to be.

They are way too big and they are very uncomfortable. They rub on my feet.

My fault, I did not check the shoe size. I will reorder.