- How does the Solstice compare with Sperry's boat shoes?
- Owners who have worn both say the Solstice is more comfortable and offers better support. It also has a leather and mesh upper rather than all-leather.
- Does the Solstice run true to size?
- It generally fits true to medium width, and some who usually wear narrow say it fits fine. The leather can feel tight when new but softens quickly.
- Is it good for high insteps?
- Some owners with high insteps say the seam at the top of the toe bend presses uncomfortably. If that is a concern, try it on before committing.
- How much arch support does it have?
- The lightly padded footbed gives heel-to-toe support, and owners specifically praise its arch support for all-day wear.
- How durable is the Solstice?
- Owners report pairs lasting around a decade, and one replaced a 10-year-old pair with the same shoe. The leather and mesh upper is built for long wear.
- What is the upper made of?
- The upper combines quality leather with breathable mesh, which keeps maintenance easy and lets the shoe soften to the foot.
- Where is the Eastland Women's Solstice Slip-On cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $63.67, 29% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Eastland Women's Solstice Slip-On?
- Buyers like: Replacing a 10-year-old pair with the same shoe shows they wear well; More comfortable with better support than Sperry's; Leather softens quickly and fits like a glove after a minute of walking. Common complaints: Feels heavy and slightly clumsy on the foot; Seam hits at the top of the toe bend, uncomfortable for high insteps.
- Where can I buy the Eastland Women's Solstice Slip-On?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including Belk, Zappos.com, Nordstrom Rack, Kohl's, DSW.