KEEN Women's Rivington Ballerina CNX Shoe

I had the opposite problem of most reviewers- these were way to big for me. I am normally a solid size six with somewhat narrow feet. The 6 in these is sliding off of my foot even with socks on and I have about 1/2 to 1/4 inch of space between my heel and the heel of the shoe when I walk in them. I am returning the 6 and trying the 5.5. I need a cute but super comfy walking shoe for Disneyworld this summer and these seem like they will work- if the 5.5 fits. The opening is a bit wide on the sides as well, but I do believe the size selection does have a B next to all the sizes indicating a wider B width?Update: I received the smaller size and they fit so much better! I would suggest ordering a half size smaller if you have narrow feet. They are super comfortable, although I am not sure about wearing them all day. They only needed about a half day of breaking in and that was due to the high arches being uncomfortable on my left foot. However, after wearing them for a few hours, they have conformed to my foot and are great!

Amazon asks how this fits, but doesn't really give an option that seems accurate. I own the Rivington Mary Janes and love them; I wear them quite frequently. I ordered the first pair of ballet flats in the same size, 7.5. Maybe it's the elastic strap on the mary janes that makes a little extra room in the shoe irrelevant, but when I got the ballet flats, they were too big. I decided to exchange them for 7's. When I got those they fit, but I couldn't get past the noticeable feel of my toenail on the front toe edge. Since Keens have the signature rubber-covered toe, I knew that any stretching in the toe area would be minimal.I debated keeping the shoe, but I have another pair of Keen flats that I had the same problem with - 7.5 a little too big, 7 a little too small. I kept the larger size and hate these shoes, I walk out of them all of the time. Rather than have two pairs of shoes I feel like I wasted money on, they went back. I haven't experienced this issue with any of the other brands I regularly buy; so if you feel like your foot sits midway between sizes, these will likely be problematic for you too.

This is my second pair of Irvington ballerinas, so obviously I likevthem. this pair is slightly different that they have elastic around the top of the shoe. the shoe is still wide, I assume the elastic is suppose to snug it a bit on your foot. It doesn't on mine but it might for some. The heel is narrow enough to hold the shoe on my foot without rubbing. In my newbies on the other pair, I said I would not buy them again; however, after looking and looking for other options in flats, I came back to these and bought them again. Keens are my go to !shoes

This & related Keen styles are my mainstays for comfy, everyday use, with ARCH SUPPORT, not so easy to find.I have so many that it's embarrassing. They run a tad wide for my narrowish feet.The summery versions with netting don't stand up as well as the all leather, but that's somewhat understandable, giving that I pruned shrubs & trees in rough ground wearing them. They are all washable, & I air dry them.Keen: make a winter version lined with sheepskin, & I'll be happy to wear them.

I have worn these twice so far--once for a few hours, and once all day at work (lots of time on my feet and some walking). They are not comfortable yet, but I think they will break in with time. They are not as supportive as other Keen shoes I have had, but they are better than other ballet flats. I am not sure yet whether they are worth the price.

These shoes have poor durability. I have had a pair in grey that I wore regularly for the past 3 months. I started out wearing the shoe all day, but now the sole is significantly worn. I added an insert because there is so little cushion that my heels were sore by the end of the day. Compared to other Keen slip-on shoes, these have a negative heel, meaning that your heel strike is actually slightly down hill which may be why my heels ended up be sore on the bottom. Finally the trim around the top near my foot was abrasive and I had to wear socks to make up for the width and keep my big toe from getting a blister.

I am a HUGE Keen fan - but I'd highly recommend buying these shoes at least a 1/2 size larger than your normal shoe size. I had forgotten about this from past purchases and as a result, these shoes are cramming my toes. Love the shoes - love ALL Keen shoes - but try to buy large if you can.

Kept reading they run small so I ordered a half size up. They ended up being too large. With inserts in they become tight in the toe box and almost don't work. They are cute and I'm hoping to be able to wear them on an upcoming trip if I can find the right insert to put in them.