Voyager Boat Shoes (Vintage Brown) Goodyear Welted

Received the product today only! First impression on craftsmanship is impressive! Good to have two laces options! That’s something I didn’t expect! Build quality can be compared to some good international brands! Willl update after 2-3 months of use….

This is a long lasting, rough and tough boat shoe, however the color is coming off on the socks till date after 1year of wearing.

Initially, I must applaud your Instagram game. Truly world-class. The constant feeds, the aesthetics, the vibe—you got me hooked fair and square. Your social media team deserves a raise; your product team… well, we’ll get there.

Like a naïve optimist, I got excited and patiently waited an entire month for the shoes. That was my first mistake. As the saying goes, all that glitters is not gold—and congratulations, you proved that proverb right with surgical precision.

When the shoes finally arrived, I actually loved how they looked. Credit where it’s due. Sadly, that’s where the romance ended.

The real horror began when I wore them to office—5 straight hours on Day 1 and a bold 9 hours on Day 2 (because hope dies hard). These are, without exaggeration, the most uncomfortable shoes I have ever worn. The sole is so hard it feels like walking on compressed gravel. Not metaphorically. Literally. And they weigh just as much. I am writing this review only after taking them off; otherwise, I physically wouldn’t have been able to focus.

But wait—there’s more.

Every time I remove the shoes, the insoles make a dramatic escape attempt. And as a bonus feature, the color from the sole and inner lining bleeds generously into my socks. Two pristine white pairs are now proudly sporting dark brown stains. Apparently, an expensive shoe is meant to destroy other expensive things. That’s… innovative.

I assume you haven’t received this feedback before—not because it’s unique, but because most people were probably too busy nursing their feet to type.

At this point, I’m genuinely conflicted: should I continue wearing these rocks on my feet, or throw them into a lake? At least then they’d create some ripples and serve a purpose.

Lastly, a moment of silence for the animals whose leather was sacrificed for this masterpiece. Such good material. Such poor execution.

—A once-impressed, now-barefoot customer