Dockers Men's Shoes Cap Toe Oxford Gordon Black $33.99 F/S @ Sears [Sizes 7-16 Med & W.W.] & others

Quote from boho : If you need two pairs you can also get them at Rackroomshoes with their bogo and 10 % of coupon you get them for around $37 plus tax. Even cheaper if you have $10 of $60 coupon. They are on sale for $55 right now. http://www.rackroomshoes.com/prod...23077.html

And do you have such a coupon? Sears doesn't have my size. :-(

Quote from AZ_Tech : And do you have such a coupon? Sears doesn't have my size. :-(

Go to Rackroomshoes.com and on upper right corner you will see "Get $10 off 60 if you sign up to email list" banner. There are printable coupons available too from various website just google for it.

awesome, needed new office shoes! As always SD.net to the rescue!

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I have these shoes and they are good if you are in colder climates. They get very hot. Forget it if you are in Texas or Arizona. Dockers should make these shoes more breathable.

Quote from endlesscash : OK, so I will just toss this out there and hope someone will provide a real honest answer vs. the usual fanboyism from folks that bought one and have no clue about other real shoes. If your new to work shoes, please do not answer. Bostonion are crap in my book, my last pair went south in 6 months. Florsheim and 14th&Union have treated me very well. Docker pants , belts, and shirts are subpar in terms of quality from my experience. Curious if their shoes are better. What is the quality like with these? Need an extra pair to toss in the trunk-just in case but not something that will fall part after a few walks. Again, if all you have wore are flip flops, don't waste anyone's time. thanks,

Comparing these to Florsheims are like comparing a Chevy to a Cadillac.

36.96 With sales tax here in California (anywhere else too?) , placed an in store pick up.
Talked to a CS rep, said it was cool to change sizes while im there which is a plus when dealing with shoes.

Quote from CamaroZ28c : Comparing these to Florsheims are like comparing a Chevy to a Cadillac.

Both the same thing. ObamaMobiles.

Quote from CamaroZ28c : Comparing these to Florsheims are like comparing a Chevy to a Cadillac.

Worst yet I have a pair of Allen Edmunds Park Avenue's I could compare to these since they're both captoes. Why I paid $200 for a shoe I wear twice a year when these cost $33 and I wear them daily is beyond me!

I had been wearing Bostonian's around the office but they seemed to wear out too soon. I think for the price these Dockers are a great buy, they definitely have more cushion than those random $30 dress shoes you find at the Shoe Dept and I find them to be comfortable.

I've worn them two months straight and they're still in structurally good shape. I tend to wear through my heels funny but they are still solid and flat. I guess it helps they have such a thick rubber sole. I find them to not be as shiny as the Sears picture and much closer to the Zappos picture.

I only have two complaints, the first is the laces are round but kind of thick so the shoe looks less dressy and more casual (minor I know). More importantly, the rubber sole on the sides that someone would see when standing comes shiny, but through contact and daily wear its wearing off and is now has mostly a dull rubber boot look. I'd say 80% of the shinyness has worn off.

When I got them I'd probably have been willing to wear them on an interview, but now that I've worn them a few months the shinyness wearing off on the sides of the sole would keep me from confidently wearing them with a suit. I'm still happy to wear them around the office though.

Edit: I think this Zappo review is spot on
They fit well and are very comfortable. Note that these shoes are little bulkier/sturdier than other dress shoes, which would be an advantage for a work shoe but I'd choose a sleeker shoe for something really formal.

Just got back from returning mine. Super uncomfortable. For $35 they are OK but I'm really surprised at all the positive reviews when the shoe is normally priced in the $50-$60 range.

Back looking for Rockports. They won't come cheap but they last forever and can't be beat when it comes to comfort.

That's why they call it "fit".

In for one though i'm not sure how comfortable they will be since another poster stated that they might not be comfortable.

Docker shoes are garbage at any price. You aren't saving money if they fall apart in a matter of months.