DanskoXP 2.0 Clogs for Women - Lightweight Slip-Resistant Footwear for Comfort and Support - Ideal for Long Standing Professionals - Nursing, Veterinarians, Food Service, Healthcare Professionals

For anyone that hasn’t worn Dansko, try them. Initially they can be awkward. You’ll instinctively want to hold on to the front footbed with your toes and try to keep the heel on without the up and down movement of the heel. Don’t. It’s a clog and even though the XP 2.0 is a “full shoe” it’s still a clog and should be walked in them that way. Relax your foot, don’t squeeze your toes to hold on and let the heel “flop” like a clog.The XP 2.0 is amazingly lightweight. Much more so than any others I’ve worn including all of the cute dress shoes. Plus they come in so many fun colors and patterns.I have problems with my pinkie toes and calluses on my heals. When I started a new job that requires 8+ hours on concrete flooring, I knew it was a time for a new pair of Dansko. I still have tons of dress shoes by Dansko but knew they wouldn’t work. I saw great reviews for the new Professional XP 2.0 and decided to try them. I was skeptical about the sizing based on other reviews. In the past I wore a 36 (regular size 6.5). However, I decided to try the 37 because I’d be wearing my new pair with socks. Great idea if I do say so myself.I feel like they are a little too loose in the back but they are perfect otherwise. I have a narrow foot but always wear a medium. These are a tad loose on the sides as well but with the socks they are perfect. Question: should they fit perfect without a sock? If so, mine are too big. With socks my heels are a pinky width too loose (recommended) but the front is perfect. Being a pinky width is what I’ve read is the true fit.Mine were broken in three to four days after receipt but I can’t get the top to loosen up. It’s not painful but irritating because the rest of the clog is perfect. The toe bed, the arch support, everything is exactly what it should be for me except the stubborn top across the center. Does anyone have an idea of how to stretch it? I’d also love to have someone confirm mine truly are the best size. I’m worried the 37 might be too big but I’m more concerned the 36 would be too small. The 37 states it’s a 6.5-7 US shoe size. Some reviews say size up and some down. I plan to keep my 37s but may try the 36 next time when I buy a pair in another fun pattern.All I can say in the end is trust yourself, buy the size that fits your US size and they’ll probably be the right fit (a little loose for the 6.5 but probably perfect for a US 7 both in 37 in EU size).I love mine and will keep buying them as long as Dansko keeps coming up with more comfort and cute, colorful patters. Thank you Dansko!

I gave 2 stars because of the way the XP 2.0 model fits. I have many pairs of Dansko shoes and wear them, almost exclusively, for my nursing position. I have back and knee issues -what nurse doesn't- and the rigidity of Dansko shoes provides the support needed to keep me pain free. I generally find Dansko shoes are hit or miss in the way the instep fits. I have a high arch and somtimes find the top of their shoes are too tight and hurt the top of my feet. I've ended up returning those pairs. I purchased one pair that needed returning directly from Dansko and they were rather snarky, saying their shoes are hand assembled - as if I should expect the inconsistencies of their product. No, not for the price they charge! Anyway, I usually buy the regular pro clog and they work out great. But I liked the pattern of this Dansko xp 2.0 model and didn't know what the difference was, compared to the regular pro model, other than the xp 2.0 have a removable insole. Well, now I know! I do not like the way the xp 2.0 model fits. Something about the added arch on the removable insole feels just wrong. The arch fits too far towards the heel and doesn't line up with my arch. I wear a size 40 and anyone familiar with Dansko clogs knows these shoes already should fit loosely. But, if I were to buy a pair of the xp 2.0 clogs to properly fit my arch, I'd have to size up, making the clogs waaaay too big and loose on me. That being said, I have to say, the XP 2.0 model, given the arch issue, is not worth the extra money to have a removable insole. All the pairs of the pro model that I've had wear out, it was the leather upper that wore out, not the static insole - ever. Do yourself a favor - if you want a pair of Dansko clogs, get the Pro model, not the XP 2.0 model.

If you’re thinking these would be uncomfortable to work a 12 hour shift in, you’d be wrong! These are absolutely so wonderful! Easy to keep clean, comfortable, durable, and they do not scuff easily. Also, if you have issues with your back or with posture, you should give these a try. I have scoliosis (curved spine). I’m not severe enough to keep me from working, but I do have bad posture and also chronic lower back pain and these help remind me to keep my posture and I have less back pain while wearing these then I do with wearing tennis shoes. May not work for everyone, but definitely worth the try!

They are Danskos. What more can I say. Great support. Very comfortable. Heavy and clunky and not very pretty but they are Danskos so everyone knows that going in. I have bad knees due to skeletal issues and so I can't wear a lot of things without discomfort. I can wear these all day. I would not get them if you need to be able to run or climb or kneel a lot as they are like little bricks on your feet that slip on and off easily. I don't know how nurses wear them unless they are in positions that don't require them to sprint across the hospital for a code, or climb and kneel all day like some nurses have to do. However, if you are just walking and standing all day then they are GREAT!

I disliked the fact that the seams on the inside had a blunt, kinda sharp edge at the end that was uncomfortable. Also the size was snug, without socks.

Unfortunately, they were not very comfortable for me. My big toes are really stubborn. And after two months, I'm still not used to them.

My wife ordered 2 pairs of shoes

Shoe is true to size

I wear them for 12 hours at work and feels comfortable all the way

En general cumple con la descripción del artículo. Espero me sean útiles en el hospital, lo comento porque son pesados y robustos, y mis actividades que implican estar muchas horas de pie, también requieren caminar bastante en el hospital. Mi pie es delgado con puente alto, por lo que al caminar con el diseño del zapato se desliza al frente y chocan las puntas de mis dedos con la pared del zapato, ojalá el interior del zapato a nivel de la punta fuese más suave.***ACTUALIZACIÓN*** No los recomiendo para caminar, uso calcetines de compresión pero por el peso del calzado mis piernas y pies terminaron más cansados de lo normal, agrego que mi jornada laboral tiene un horario de las 06:45 horas a las 23:00 horas. Creo que limitaré su uso en quirófano.

Fit was perfect. Great shoes. Lightweight yet supportive.

This is the first time I've purchased any Dansko shoes, and I have to say that I'm extremely pleased after several months of wear. I'm a 25 year old waitress and I used to wear regular non-slip running shoes (think Skechers) and after long shifts, my entire body would be sore for a whole day afterwards, even after a good night's sleep. These Dansko's are certainly heavier and stiffer than what I was used to, but after wearing them for a good three months, I will never go back. It takes a bit of getting used to, especially since you're not strapped in with laces, but these shoes make my whole body feel so much better after long (and short) shifts. I do get a small amount of foot soreness after a long shift (which I think is to be expected), but it subsides quickly and doesn't affect my whole body like it used to. I also like that the shoes are spill-proof.

Very comfortable I use it in the restaurant