All size 13's OOS as usual :disappointed:

its always the popular sizes that go first

I'm actually a size 10 extra, extra, extra wide (size 13 wide, 10 long) but that size is as rare as an accurate weather forecast.

Overpriced imported junk:

To be fair newbold those shoes in that video could be several months or years old and worn by footy loving kids! I've bought clarks shoes for work and though not overly stylish they have always lasted me a reasonable amount of time. I usually buy a pair during the sale so I've got a pair in reserve but I've found them to be fine!

Absolute rubbish, that person has obviously got an axe to grind for some reason. Like the poster above I buy shoes from Clarks when they are discounted heavily like this deal. I have been buying them for years! They are easily the most comfortable shoes I have to wear, always extremely well made in my opinion and last for absolutely ages if you have 2 or 3 pairs on the go like I do. Even if I wore one pair continuously I would expect to get 2-3 years wear out of them absolute rubbish! And no I am in no way affiliated with Clarks shoes!!!

thanks OP ordered some to store

There's a long running thread over on MSE about the issue of corroding soles on Clarke's shoes.

I own 3 pairs, which are a couple of years old. I haven't encountered this issue on this particular style (yet!), but I'd be pretty cautious about ordering any other Clarke's shoes, until the company acknowledge that there is an issue with materials used somewhere in the supply chain, and take measures to prevent it happening.

To those who don't believe all the bad things constantly being posted here and elsewhere about the self-destructing, dissolving, brand new Clarks shoes that they're washing their hands of - just try this, it's very simple and won't take you long.

Just put the words Clarks and hydrolysis into Google and see what you get. Then you might begin to understand why so many people are furious about the problem of rotting Clarks shoes - and the pittance that Clarks are prepared to offer by way of recompense for what probably amounts to hundreds of thousands of pairs of useless disintegrating shoes across the globe.

I have Musto boots and they fit like a glove, the Musto shoes made by Clark’s are an awful fit. However great price.

I have bought all my suit shoes and leisure shoes from Clarks for years and they have always been great. Their size 10 - is a size 10. I have just inspected my soles and there seems to be no sign of disintegration. Bought my son a pair of shoes for 20 Euros in Spain - they on the other hand have disintegrated.

"I tend to buy a couple of sizes and then when you pick them up from the clarks shop they will give you a refund for the ones you don't take".

Yes I do the same, even though I have been a size 10 all my adult life you can't be too careful, hence I order a size 6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13 and return the 7 pairs that don't fit leaving me with a size 10.

Not necessarily Clarks who will refund/compensate people, it is the retailer.

Thanks OP....
finally i managed to find a pair of shoes....at a bargain price.

And when Clarks are the manufacturer and retailer?

Heat added
Ordered one pair very good price

Fantastic thank you op some great bargains and quality footwear

Still have my faith in Clarks shoes, just ordered 8 pairs delivered free. Will probably decide on 2 pairs for an extremely reasonable price and return the other 6 to the shop for a refund. Two pairs of shoes with genuine leather uppers which will easily last me 3 years+ for the poultry price of £45 result!

Fantastic price, thanks

Site is under maintenance?

Heat added great find op, save me some cash on my yearly shoe buy

got some really nice chestnut brown shoes for £24 and in the process of snaffling some black brogues for even less,bargain :smile:

The crumbling appears to be an "environmental feature" from many shoe manufacturers, not just Clarks. The plastic soles are designed to be biodegradable. However, if you leave the shoes unwarn, moisture can get into the plastic, triggering it to decompose in your closet, rather than in landfill. If you wear them occasionally, then the plastic will be fine.
Check out this explanation video

Obviously Clarks as they would be the retailer, how simple do we have to make things?

You won't get the last word with Newbold, he is never "wrong" better to starve him

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I don't have a boat, but I DO have red trousers, is this deal for me?

Thanks picked up some shoes for work bargain

Don't forget Clarks also have an outlet website which always has stuff at reduced prices, sometimes really low.

In fact, they have a clearance sale on right now:
clarksoutlet.co.uk/c/sale

They often have free delivery (no minimum cost, like now) and also offer free returns (always), so you really have nothing to lose. I've bought and returned 4 items for a total cost of £0

Thanks for the tip. I visited the outlet site, found exactly what I was looking for (dark blue leather deck shoes, £24, reduced from £60) and they had my size. Ordered. Thanks again.

Thanks for the tip, however I have encountered him/her before and already know what a complete tool he/she is!

I've got a pair of Clark's shoes that I bought from a Clark's outlet in Florida back in 2001 and they are excellent quality.

I made two orders for shoes at the end of last year.

The first pair were for look-a-likes of the Timberland "Classic 3 Eye Lugs". I've had multiple pairs of the Timberland's and the quality is generally very good but the soles wear out too quickly.

Anyway, the Clark's shoes arrived. To say they they were a pair of £15 shoes at best would be complimentary. Absolute garbage of a product. They were immediately returned. They were made in Portugal.

I also ordered anther pair of slip on shoes and they were not wonderful either. I wouldn't have considered forking out more than the sale price for them.

I'm sure Clark's still make decent shoes but at the same time I get the feeling they have an awful lot of low grade items on sale via the outlet that might look like a bargain.

I also purchased two pairs of Clark's desert boots in the USA. The same boots retail for about £115 each here. I paid US$100 for two pairs thinking I was getting a bargain. Again, the quality factor is very very light and US50 per pair might even be a bit much.

Especially considering I have previously bought Timberland boots for US$42 a pair delivered in the USA, which are vastly superior quality.

clarks quality has gone down hill, i unfortunately bought 4 pairs in a sale. only used 2 pairs so far and both have started leaking water and the leather is coming away from the sole after only a few months of use.

will never buy again

That sale started weeks ago with 50% off and they only have sizes left that almost nobody needs.

Can't seem to pay for anything!!!! MEH!!!!

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Even after you filter by the size you want it still brings up out of stock results. Waste of time clicking into each product page just to find out they don't have the size.

Best get my smart shoes in haha

just to inform you there is issues purchasing on the website

Thanks I got a pair of the White Brinkley sandals 1/2 price. :heart_eyes:

One of the reviews read - "I picked these out of the box and was utterly mind blown by how light they were. They were comfortable in my hand and I could have carried them for miles and miles. However, my feet would have got sore in that scenario so I had a brain wave and tried carrying them with my feet - it's like they were meant for this purpose. Very comfortable and still light. I now feel like I can truly walk for miles and miles and both hands are free to carry other things that don't fit on my feet so well such as a pint of beer or a glove! In all seriousness these are very comfy, well made and lightweight."

Thanks op

Great stuff OP. Cant go wrong with Clarks for me - fit perfectly and there is nothing wrong my current pair. Nice to order a spare pair though!

Ordered a pair of shoes on the phone as the site is down atm

My kids always had clarks for school from start to finish no other make made the grade

Just in time !!!! :sunglasses:

Ooo, I have a voucher for here, time to put it to use!

I always used to buy Clarke's shoes, remember they used to be made in the UK. Now they are just like the rest and not worthy of the Clarke's name.