Hey Dude Men’s Wally Sox Shoes Facts And Information 2022

I wear a 12 in most brands. I bought a 12 in these and they run a bit small. I would get a 12.5 if they made half sizes.

Did you mean 10.5 or 10 1/2? No, they only come in whole sizes. I’m a 10.5 or 10 1/2 as well, just get the 11, that’s your best bet. They fit a little snug, so it’s best to go up if you’re a half size, they will form to your foot the more you wear them.

They are like a brownish tan color.

Yes. They are very cute!

My Grandson wears them and he is 12 yrs old and 5’9″. He has plenty of room on both sides. I was going to return them because they look so wide on him but he likes them! Good luck!

They come in a plastic bag so the can capitalize on every profit dollar from their $10 shoes YOU just bought for $60. In one moth the will absolutely reek, and out the door they go if you live with anyone.

It is real light camo. Not dark like pic.

if it still works OK, then do it.

I typically wear a 10.5 or 11 depending on the brand shoe. I went with the 11 in this shoe and it is a really nice fit not too tight or too loose.

Pricing appears to be based on popularity of sizes… Supply and demand…

Yes real dudes

No, you don’t have to wear socks with them. In fact, I prefer no socks when wearing them.

The quality of the shoe is good but they are not as comfortable as i thought they would be .

Yes. Very soft shoes

After trying a pair of these on in a local sporting goods store I realized that my normal size 12 would be too small in these. Ordered a 13 and they fit great. Would recommend ordering at least a size larger than you normally would. Other than the sizing issue these shoes are unbelievably comfortable and light. Great pair of house shoes or for light use, the soles are not hardened rubber so they will likely wear quickly.

I don’t write many reviews but wanted to tout how these shoes feel when I put them on. They’re incredibly light and amazingly comfortable. I wear a size 12-13 depending on the shoe brand (usually 13). I have a slightly wider foot which is why I usually buy 13’s but then the back of the shoe might be too loose and rub on my heel. I bought these in a size 13 thinking they might be a bit too loose but they were amazing. I simply adjusted the bungee cord laces a bit and have been wearing them all weekend with no slippage.

I can’t necessarily attest to their durability yet but have a slight concern due to the sole wearing down a bit without too much activity. However the material they use for the sole is what make it so light and comfortable so I guess you take the good with the bad. Time will tell how they hold up there.

They say they’re machine washable which is also handy because I HATE a stinky shoe. And the canvas material seems durable enough to withstand a washing so I’m hoping I’m good there too.

Great style, great fit and excellent comfortability. Definitely won’t be my last pair!

Overall I like these shoes quite a bit. I work in healthcare and am on my feet 50-60hrs per week on average. My knees, ankles, hips, and feet had all been hurting even in my asics that I swapped out with a different pair every day. I had a patient one day who was wearing these so I asked him about them and he convinced me to try them. So I’m gonna start out with things that I don’t love about them but overall it’s not a big deal. They look like mens house slippers and they don’t make half sizes. I wear a 10.5 most of the time, from reading the reviews the consensus is to size up instead of down. They are a little long in the front but it doesn’t make any noticeable difference in the fit. What I like, they are not hot. My feet are always hot and sweat alot, not the case with these. You can feel the cushioning as you walk and tell that they are absorbing shock. My feet still hurt a little by the end of the week, but the difference is so much better than in my asics. The pros to me outweigh the cons I have and I plan to buy another pair in a different color. Some reviews have mentioned that the soles wear out fast. I haven’t noticed any wear whatsoever with my pair. The hospital floor is tile/linoleum and I don’t drag my feet. It you walked on rough concrete maybe this could be an issue, or through a yard with lots of sticks and stuff. The sticks could stab into the bottom. Hope that helps everyone decide if these are right for them.

I wear a 13 and these fit perfectly. Make sure you buy the sox version, not the stretch version. The stretch are very stiff and not comfy. The sox version tho, wow they are awesome. I have 3 pairs now and wear them every day. I do not even wear sneakers anymore because these are so comfy. I have somewhat flat feet and I am a little over weight yet these have been amazing for me. I have been wearing them for a few weeks now. The best part is that you can wear these with no socks on and your feet will not sweat at all! Once you wear them, you will buy more.

Hey Dude shoes are easy to like: lightweight, plenty of color/designs, and priced right in the sweet spot of “not so cheap I question the material and not too expensive for my taste”.

I tried on and bought my first pair directly from their site – still my favorites (original Wally/Nut) – but twice now I’ve used Hey Dude’s Amazon store to find sizes/colors not reflected on Hey Dude’s website and the quality is still top-notch and sizing is the same.

The Wally Stretch didn’t have the same fit (great on slick surfaces/boat shoes) but this pair of Sox was incredibly comfortable. The “walking on clouds” “feels like air” comments are absolutely validated by my experience thus far.

Size: As with past purchases, I got a size 13 (typical running/trail shoe is 12.5; casual sometimes runs to a 13 for comfort) and I zero issues with stability or fit. Go up if you’re a half size is my rec.

Fit: This is a lot like wearing a pair of socks made of magic and sunshine and lemonade flavored lollipops.

Style: To be clear, I have none. No sense of fashion didn’t prevent these shoes from allowing me to pretend I do, however. As such, they act as dad camouflage when in public and my kids can use the shoe for a football when needed too. Win all around.

Soles: Slick to start so SCUFF THEM IMMEDIATELY. Concrete/stair edge/whatever, but scuff them and they will grip well after 20-30 meters of normal movement.

Last thought: Find yours have a squeak or plastic/rubber sound on each footfall regardless of the surface you’re on? It’s the shoe tag and insert. SOLUTION: Cut the tag out and sound like a Wally ninja once more.

My mistakes, your potential benefit.

Awesome shoes.

They look great and are super comfortable. Easy to dress up or down. Often get nice compliments from complete strangers. This is my fourth pair of Hey Dudes in the last year. I also bought a couple pairs of the half price knockoffs. None of them came close in quality, comfort or looks so I returned them and got real dudes. These are my favorite shoes now. I have one pair with probably around 500 miles on them and they’re still in great condition. They get more comfortable over time and are great for my bad back. You should treat yourself to a pair. I guarantee you’ll be happy.

I bought this as my first pair of dudes and was so amazed that I ended up buying four more pairs of them in various colors to go with multiple work clothes. Speaking of that, if you have a job like the one reviewer who damaged his foot from a steer stepping on them, no, they aren’t good for that kind of work. I work at a computer in an office and they are perfect for that. I used to like to kick off my shoes while working at my desk, but not with these as they feel almost like I’m barefoot. They are the lightest weight shoe I have ever owned, and that includes their “wool collection” as one of my pairs are from that. I would say that the hawk style fits a little tighter than all the others, but it’s still very much in the comfort zone. A reason to have a tighter fit would be if you plan on walking off a pathway or into the woods as I wouldn’t try hiking with most of these. They might work but I imagine they would tear up pretty fast too. Also, I went to their website for three of my pairs because the prices are the same and you can get points that credit a future purchase there. Only the sox and hawk I bought here at Amazon.

Dude shoes are incredible. They look good, feel great, slip on easy, aren’t too expensive, and are perfect for what they are.

Don’t expect dude shoes to be the orthopedic answer to all your arch problems. These are the shoe you wear to go to the golf course so you can switch into your golf shoe easily, this is the shoe you put on for the airport because they are comfortable, breathable, and easy to get on/off at security. This shoe can even get you through parties and semi nice events.

I’ve had about 3 pairs now and my only small complaint is longevity. I usually get a summer out of Dude shoes, maybe two if I don’t wear them much. They do become ragged a little bit.

If you’re a half size like me 10.5 go a size up, in my case I buy an 11.

I absolutely love my new dudes. The shades in the camo print is very neutral so the match quite a bit more of my clothes then I expected. I wear mine for house shoes and the also make a cute easy to put on slipper also. The versatility is lovely. I even wore them to go grocery shopping the other day hahaha. I love them and strongly recommend them. If you’re looking for some comfy, stylish, and really affordable shoes then you should consider a pair of dudes. They come in dozens of different colors and patterns.

My wife bought a pair of “Hey Dude’s” (different style) and commented how much she likes them. She has issues with foot pain and after a long day of touristing she mentioned her feet felt fine. So, I decided to get a pair for myself. I went to a nearby shoe warehouse that listed several pair. I tried them on but wasn’t captured by the style and color. However, it did help me answer an important question: size.

These shoes only come in full sizes. I wear an 11-1/2 usually, and I was concerned an 11 might stretch and be fine and a 12 would be too large. I went with the larger size and they fit loosely but well enough.

There’s not a lot of arch support but so far that hasn’t been an issue for me. I can always put in an orthotic if I need to.

And they are light– lighter than sandals. And cool. Vents in the arch are helpful during warm weather.