Peu Cami 17665 Mens Trainers

Campers are great shoes, and this is the classic model. Two gripes: these are harder to get into (not just because of the lacing) than any previous Peu Cami I've had (and I've had 8 pairs), and the black models with black soles are less shock-absorbent (and less hard-wearing) than the usual beige compound on most versions of the shoe. Getting them on is not a 'size' issue - once on they fit exactly as expected. Also Campers seem to be more and more difficult to get hold of. Most online agents seem to have only very small ranges of colours and sizes available....Two sets of laces is a nice touch....

I wanted a zero drop casual shoe for work and these fit the bill perfectly when the insoles are removed. I have bought Vivobarefoot before, they are very good shoes but the Campers are considerably cheaper. I have put an old pair of flat insoles in and they are very comfortable to wear and seem good quality, I expect them to last. They do not give such a good feel of the ground as the Vivos but in all other respects I am very pleased with them.

The shoe is well constructed. If you enjoy a totally flat sole this is for you! It is very light, it is flexible, and has a generous size for us with a little wide feet. As others have noticed, it is a little difficult to get into them (but for this reason they are secured on your feet). Also the upper part comes a little high. A final comment has to do with the lining, which is synthetic. A leather one would be of course expensive. All in all a very pleasant shoe to wear!

I have wide feet and a high arch and struggle to find comfortable shoes. Discovered Camper's several years ago and really like them. Very comfortable and relative tough too. Highly recommended.

Very comfortable. Size fits as expected.

Overpriced & uncomfortable. They cut into your ankles badly.

The stitching came away after a few months and I had to get them repaired

Feels like trainers, looks like smart shoes