Dansko Men's XP 2.0 Clog

I work as a chef and am on my feet for 8+ hours a day. These are my favorite shoes for my line of work! I suggest ordering one size bigger than normal. The first few wears can be uncomfortable, but once broken in you won't regret it!

Medical student in third year rotations, and I was tired of my feet hurting. Between rounds, OR time, clinic, I was in my feet non-stop. I’ve always worn boots, OnCoulds, and recently, Hokas. The OnClouds and Hokas are great but the foam just isn’t designed to stand up to long lengths of time in your feet, and because it’s not very dense, it gives out too quickly.I’ve always thought these clogs were pretty ugly, but I was to the point I didn’t care. Honestly instant love. They footbed is dense and heavy, which initially seems like it may be uncomfortable, but as you wear them they soften some but still provide incredible support. I’m sold.This review was NOT sponsored and I paid full price for my Danskos.

I’ve tried a lot of shoes. I calculated that I’ve spent over $800us trying to find the perfect kitchen shoe.These are definitely it and well worth the price.Order slightly above your normal shoe size.Your feet will thank you. They take a bit getting used to and time to break in but it’s well worth it. Wear them around the house and out doing errands for a bit before a night working on the line.They are the best!I’ve done the crocs and the super birki, profi birki, bostons, MISE (good grief; those suck!), Birkenstock Kay (those are pretty good), but these XP 2.0 are the best!Comfortable and sticky on the floor. Much more that anything aforementioned.Be sure to get the XP 2.0. They are the sticky icky! No sliding around in these. Be careful!

The top of the show is very narrow and inflexible. They fit tight and make the top of your feet feel in pain from the pressure. Ordered a size up from typical tennis shoe.

I have been a Dansko fan for about 15year. I have had plenty of pairs starting with the originals. I was happy when the 2.0 came out. I enjoyed the first pair for about two years. My second pair last for around a year. This most recent pair failed after just three months.Here is the problem. These shoes are made to be lighter then the original Dansko clog. In order to get that savings in weight the materials used to build them are not as high quality. The leather is thinner and the sole is mostly a dense foam. The nails that hold the leather to the sole start to work themselves out after about six months. The nose of one shoe collapsed on this last pair and it rubbed on my toes. It was very uncomfortable and could not be fixed. I hade to bite the bullet and invest another $150 after just three months.The original Dansko clogs are a much better value for the premium price. They last longer and give more support. After three pairs of 2.0 and countless hours of standing and walking my opinion is. Stick with the originals. These 2.0 clogs are very nice out of the box but don't stand up to the daily abuse of a busy kitchen. This is just my opinion

Takes a week or two to mold completely to your foot, but once it’s done, they’re incredibly comfortable and I found that they’re great walking shoes and don’t rub on the back of your heel

Once these shoes are broken in, they provide excellent back and arch support, allowing individuals to remain on their feet for extended periods of 8 to 12 hours. These shoes are highly durable and can withstand heavy usage for approximately 1 to 2 years. Additionally, they offer slip resistance in various substances such as oil and water, ensuring safety in diverse work environments.

I’ve been wearing dansko for years working in restaurants. It’s very comfy and supportive once broken in. This new pairs quality seems different, I had a pin at the sole fall out within just 3 weeks of light usage.