Patagonia Footwear Cedar Shoe - Men's - 2007 BCS

The Cedar is amazingly light and so comfortable. I have worn them while traveling; pounding through airports, asphalt, concrete and they have been very supportive. I even used them on some icy/snow covered streets and they were amazingly secure!

I'm a big bloke, 196cm and roughly 110kg, i've owned a pr of these shoes for 3 yrs, i'm either in work boots or these shoes.
i've walked through france and spain in these. They are !@$!@$#$ fanastic!. ,a great casual shoe, good enough for the daily walk to the cafe, through the odd art galley, or dinner at nite.
They dont leave a mark on the boat deck. .the only down side is the uppers have lasted longer than the sole.(which cannot be replaced).
currently looking for another pr.

They're comfy, have good support, and look great. I've worn them through the end of the winter here in Montana, and they held up very well to all of the wet and snowy conditions. A quality product from Patagonia.

Patagonia never seizes to amaze. Currently a replacement for my everyday casual shoe. The leather is durable, and is able to with stand the elements (Rain, Snow...) Well worth the investment.

I love the look, padding and softness of sole and leather. However, seems they don't breathe very well. I may have extraordinarily sweaty/stinky feet but these shoes seem to help out. However, they're cool enough that I've decided if you can smell my feet when I'm wearing them, then that's just too bad...

This is by far the most unique shoe that I have every purchased, and not entirely what I expected. The shoe is made up of two separate, removable, parts. The outside shell is the leather upper and latex sole. The latex is about 1/8" thick, and offers no cushioning. It is completely water proof, and weighs nothing. The honeycomb pattern acts essentially as tiny suction cups, and the traction is amazing. The leather took roughly 30 miles of walking to break in, but that is very reasonable for leather shoes. I have bony feet in general.
The second part of the shoe is the insert, arround an inch at the thickest part. It again weighs nothing, and provides all of the cushioning. Theoretically you could replace the shoe insert with another patagonia one, or a similar product. I work in a cement construction building where all of the flours are poured concrete. The shoes feel much better than work boots or dress shoes.
These shoes are more comfortable than any other dress shoes/work shoes that I own, but not as comfortable as sneakers. That is why I gave them only four stars.

Super comfy and look good. I wear sneakers and crocs a lot and these fit into the arsenal perfectly. A bit leather smell'n, but I think that is just because they are new.

Really like these, I was considering either these or the honeydews. I find these more subtle and classy which also works better for the office. Very comfortable and the more use they get the better they look. In regard to sizing they seem right.

Too cool. I am using them for casual hang out but forget and head out. They fit right in.

These are the first pair of shoes that did this.