Clarks Women's Lexi Walnut Platform

I LOVE LOVE LOVE THEM. I wanted a pair of summer sandles for vaca, running errands, beach/pool side, they are perfect. My advice I would go up a size. I wear a 9 I ordered a 10 and I am glad I did, if you have a wide foot I would also go up a letter if you wear a C I would order a D. My only complaint is they look candy apple red on amazon and they are more dark/burned red. I may send them back and order white more variety with summer wardrobe.I have never purchased a pair of Clarks to be frank they are really expensive especially for a casual " Grandma" shoes. It is true you get what you pay for. I have what I loving refer to Frankenstein feet..lol... wide(D), I wear orthotics and have no arch. Its REALLY REALLY hard to find cute/chic fashionable shoes/boots/sandals that Carrie Fisher would wear verse Marge Simpson I can wear out to work/errands/happy hour etc These sandles are not those kind of shoes. I looked around on Amzaon and saw some wedges by Clarks it looks like they are finally designing shoes that are cute/chic and comfortable. I may be a new Clarks customer

I love this sandal so much, I bought the same pair, different color, three years later. If you wear a wide in your shoes, get a double-wide (EE) in CLARKS. This style sandal that I bought 3 years ago was my first CLARKS, and I never regretted buying them. I got the coral the first time around, and still have them. They are comfortable from the start, but after 3 years more comfortable than walking in bare feet. There are 3 places that fasten with Velcro on this sandal, and I was concerned that after time, my weight (I'm hard on my shoes) would cause the Velcro to come loose. I set my straps where I wanted them, and my 3-year old pair has always held--even when wet. And I've been able to tighten them with weight I've lost, and they've still held. I think they're discontinuing this sandal because I got a really good deal on my new pair, but colors and sizes are limited now.

Bought these for my 92 year old, extremely difficult to please and fit mother. They look lovely on her and we are so pleased she found comfortable shoes shes likes. I think the best feature is the velcro fasteners that close the heel straps and each strap across the front of the foot for a perfect fit for each foot while being easy for those with arthritic hands or other disabilities to fasten or adjust. However, they are an attractive shoe for anyone.I find Clarks seem to run about one half size smaller than other brands of shoes I buy, but the fit and comfort is unmatched. They hold up beautifully. Lexi foot bed/last are definitely COMFORT shoes! I personally own two pair and will buy more in the future as they wear out or offer other colors...say black patent leather Marigolds?

These shoes are extremely comfortable. For me they are a bit big though, but i did not want to deal with the return/exchange process to go down a half size. I have a fairly wide foot (but dont need a wide width) but the straps seem loose, especially the back heal one. The foot bed is very soft and so far i have not had any issues with the "suede" being slippery or stinky. the soles are a little slick on tile flooring but im sure as they scuff up from wear they will be better.Definitely recommend - and way cheaper online than in the store.

I don't write many reviews, but I am so happy excited!! Last summer I tried,in vain, to find some comfortable black sandals. It was frustrating and I had to return all 5 pairs that I tried before I finally quit looking. The other day, after reading someone else's review, I took a chance on these Clark Lexi Walnut sandals. I'm so glad I did! They have adjustable Velcro straps in three places (at the toes, at the arch, and around the ankle). They fit beautifully!! If you have extra wide, Fred Flintstone feet like me and have had a hard te finding sandals that fit, these are the shoes for you!! Also, I didn't have to go up a size, these are my exact size for once! Thank you Clark shoes for helping out us wide footed girls! You're Awesome!!

Constructed and sewn to last, easy to clean off garden dirt, comfortable all day long—these factors are what keeps me coming back to this brand, I would rather pay the higher price for a Clarks sandal and get value and comfort that lasts for several years than pay $19.99 for sandals that chafe and fall apart within a single season. I will allow that I am not into shoe buying. I buy one pair of loafers, one pair of sandals and one pair of walking shoes, one pair of ‘dress’ shoes and wear them until they’re done in. I don’t buy heels anymore because I am retired and even if I were not, with COVID-19 wreaking havoc among us, I would be teleworking anyway and nobody would notice my footwear. I could use a new pair of snow boots, though...

I wavered about how many stars to give this. I mean, maybe it's my flat (wide) feet that are the issue, but then again it's only one shoe that's having this problem.So here's the issue: the velcro on these is fairly extensive -- a strap in the front over the toes, one higher up across the midfoot, and one to connect the back strap around the heel. And that very front strap that goes across my toes just. Keeps. Moving. See the photo attached to see how far it goes just in the course of walking about 10 minutes. As you can imagine, that means in short order, the shoe both fits and looks quite jank, until I stop to fix it. Which is more than a bit annoying, like 1-2 stars worth of annoying. Of course I own shoes that need to have their laces tied somewhat regularly, but none of them are *sandals* or have velcro. It feels all kinds of wrong. I've been tempted to take a needle to them to see if I can make it stick permanently.When the velcro is cooperating, they're comfortable though, with a nice cushion as all Clarks I've ever worn have. The soles aren't overly slippery either, which I definitely look for in a shoe. Without the velro issue, I'd rank these a 4 at least. Maybe others have better luck or better feet.