Men's 8053 Oxford Shoes by Dr. Martens

NataliaNatalia: Los compré hace un mes y los he usado cotidianamente en situaciones normales, aún así la piel no aguanta mucho y se hacen grandes muy rápido (considera unas plantillas a futuro) y el acolchonado se rompe fácil. No los recomiendo para nada, se sienten súper chafas.

Mexico on Dec 06, 2023

Gabriela Gutierrez de los santos: Comodidad y estilo en un par de zapatos!

Mexico on Sep 02, 2023

GeovannyGeovanny: En mi experiencia con los Nappa si aflojan, los siento un poco justos en mi talla, tenia mis dudas pero son de buena calidad

Mexico on Jul 18, 2023

ian lincoln: these shoes have super soles for walking on all types of surfaces over short or long distances.they are equally comfortable when indoors.they are true to size with enough room that no part of my foot feels tight.other brands may cost less but dr martens last longer so better value.

United Kingdom on Jun 02, 2021

NN: I am woman who normally wear size 10. I ordered size 9 not knowing if they are men's or women's size, cause they were on sale for $120. They arrived quickly and they fit perfectly (I found out they are size 9 women, 8 men, 7UK), not much extra room but not tight either, in fact very comfortable (I hate tight shoes). I can even wear my own insoles, no problem. And, they are more beautiful then shown on the photo. I was afraid they would look too manly, but the color is rich, darker brown than shown and it goes with everything (even skirts!). I even got an extra pair of nice shoelaces in lighter color with the order. I hope these shoes would last me for a long time. Super happy!

Canada on Jan 26, 2021

Mandrel Bent: I wore a similar Doc Marten shoe years ago, and decided to get a new pair. When researching, I really liked the classic 8053 design (might even be the same design I wore before). Then, I noticed this SNOW version... water resistant, special sole designed for traction in snow and ice, and an added interior lining, and so I thought, these seem like good improvements for only a few bucks more in price. But I couldn't find many reviews...so I am sharing my feedback!

First - right to the point - these seem to be really nicely made shoes. I've now owned these shoes for a week - it has been snowing, wet, and cold outside. I've worn them every day, so I feel I have a good baseline experience.

1) Fit - I ordered my standard size - and these fit perfectly. Not too big, not too small. No real need for break-in either, and I'm sure they will only wear better the longer I own them. Very happy.

2) Comfort - Very comfortable! I really enjoy the shoe, and feel it has a comfortable padding and just a little bit of arch support. No, it's not an athletic shoe, but you shouldn’t expect them to be like that kind of shoe, but for this type of shoe, I am very happy. Note that...

United States on Jan 25, 2020

5th Finger of Death: These Doc Marten's are a great value due to made-in-China pricing with adequate British QC. The color is a lovely "mottled" brown that adds to the handmade look, although they may have been cranked out in some shoe factory in unknown lands. One of the shoes arrived with a color-scratched-scuffed mark near the toebox, revealing pale leather, which is an example of rough handling someplace before the item got boxed up. This defect was easily corrected with a simple wipe of some Meltonian #12 Red Mahogany boot polish. (This stuff also fixes up scuffs on your Ecco reddish-brown boots and any darker brown-red shoes, just fine.) I expect to thoroughly scuff up my D.Marten's over their useful life.

The insoles are a leather-like material over some back half of the insert, with a woven tough looking smooth fiber in the forefoot zone. The tongues are double-thick leather but not padded. The edges of the shoe opening on this model are padded with foam covered bysomething that resembles vinyl, so it may not be real leather. Sizing info is stamped into the inside of the shoe, but see-through plastic stickers with icky glue are stuck on some inside surfaces to tell you it's "MENS" and...

United States on Oct 10, 2013