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07-07-2015 09:51 PM
I saw a few pair I like on evine. I have never tried the brand. Need to know comfort and if they run small.
07-07-2015 10:13 PM
07-07-2015 10:21 PM
I found a pair similar to Corkys at New York shoes where I live, they are identical they are called spring step L'artiste. They are light weight and very cute. This brand seems to run narrow and I have a narrow foot. They are comfortable, however this brand does not seem to have a lot of padding. I believe the price was about the same. When I saw Corkys on Evine I thought they were very cute and different. So I went to the shoe stores around my area to find something like them.
07-07-2015 11:09 PM
07-07-2015 11:14 PM
I think they are really cute, but I'm afraid they woudn't be comfortable for me, with my RA feet
07-08-2015 09:07 AM
Who is Corky and what do her shoes look like? Can anyone post a picture? Thanks.
07-08-2015 09:09 AM
Corky's styles do seem to be created by the same designers as SpringSteps. If I did some digging it probably is the same manufacturer generating two similar brands. The difference however is not only price, but SpringSteps are much better constructed. Corky's tend to be a little firm with not much flexibility and support. SpringSteps are very comfortable. Corky's is also cut a litle more narrow. Unless you have serious feet concerns adding your own pads (such as Petals) may help make Corky's more comfortable.
I think Corky's make some cute shoes, but in recent months my feet have become victim to somemajor medical issues and therefore I can't wear any brand of sandals or clogs at all, and have to be extremely careful with my enclosed choices. If this were the good old days I'd be unable to wear anything other than those awful orthopedic shoes of days gone by. Thank goodness shoemakers finally figured it out that there was a market for stylish comfort shoes.
07-08-2015 09:11 AM
I bought a pair when they were the TSV. Cannot wear. Most painful shoes ever. The inside is not finished properly and the lumps and bumps make them impossible to wearr. Wish I had sent them back.
07-08-2015 09:21 AM
@Vamp wrote:Who is Corky and what do her shoes look like? Can anyone post a picture? Thanks.
Ha ha. I just realized Corky is the brand...I looked them up--they look like Bernie Mevs. I don't own them, but my mom & my sister both have a pair and say they are very comfortable.
07-08-2015 09:45 AM
I have a couple of pair of Corky's flip-flops that I absolutely love. They look nothing like what Evine is selling now with the designs all over the shoes.
I really dislike those arsty shoes no matter the name brand. Blech.
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