Camper Men's Peu Cami Sneaker

I've been wearing various minimalist shoes for several years now, and these fit in with the best of them. Their dressy enough to wear in a business casual environment and look great with khakis or jeans. Like other minimalist shoes they have a bit wider toebox and zero-drop from toe to heal, which is the whole point. The included insole works well for me with minimal arch support (but still a bit) ... and they appear to be very well made.It took a few days for the shoes to loose some of the stiffness, but wearing them all day at work (mostly standing/walking) wasn't uncomfortable, and they're great now a couple of weeks in. I wasn't sure about the stretch laces at first, but a quick pull towards the top tightens them up nicely and I tuck the end in under a lace. These also seem to fit true-to-size as the size 9 in these fits pretty much the same as other size 9 barefoot and minimal brands I wear. Would highly recommend

Bought these after seeing them on a strangers feet. Looked so cool I needed to get some. I wear 10.5 US normally and got the ones listed as 11. They fit perfectly. This design of shoe is roomy in the roe box so make sure you like that before you buy. Similar to that Hawaiian shoe brand that starts with an O.Also, as others have mentioned in reviews there is no support for your foot in these. Very minimalist design with a thin sole and you feel the hard ground on your foot. I like that, make sure you do too before you buy.Came with 2 sets of laces! Dark brown in addition to honey colored ones. That was a pleasant surprise.

I already owned 3 pairs of this shoe in this size that I bought several years ago. Two pairs came from a Camper store in New York and one from Zappos. As such I thought that ordering another in the same size would produce the exact same fit.First of all the leather is considerably thinner than in the previous version of this model. That isn't necessarily bad. . .I am not looking for insulation, but it is definitely different. More significant is that the length of the shoe is slightly smaller. I would estimate that the 45 that I bought would have fit like my old 45s in a 46. This is the rough equivalent of going from a 12 to a 12-1/2 in US sizing. I am keeping the shoes in hopes that the leather wills stretch to the point where they are fitting more like my three old pairs. My advice though is to go up one European size or 1/2 American if you are basing you sizing decisions on previous experience with Camper.

First off, the color on the box was brown. Not honey. This is the second pair I've ordered because of a sizing issue. They fit way to large for me, I had to order a size down.The first pair, from another seller, came in the perfect color but fit to big, the second fit but aren't the right color. Where's my goldilocks!I'm okay (I can live with it) with the color and they come with another set of laces that may change my mind on color. I didn't order primarily for color, but for minimalist wear. Which they kind of stink at right now. The molded insole has a pretty thick heel. I ordered a new insole last night and hopefully these will be a better shoe after.I hear complaints about the heel, im not having that. But might with a new insole the heel is a hard cut of leather but leather gives in time so with a little sweat I dont anticipate big problems.Overall, I like the look even though it's wrong, I got them at a decent enough price to mod them out to my liking and make them minimal.I may come back and adjust this review if anticipation changes.Definitely, not an out of the box ready minimal shoe, but if you like a heel to toe drop with a decent toe box these are fine.Yeah, that sums it up. They're fine.

Had them for two weeks now... no issues... extremely comfortable. I was worried they may rub on the heel and/or ankle like some other shoes I have purchased. Not the case. I know they are more expensive, but I will be wearing them so frequently that it justifies the price. And they look great! The second color of laces are a nice option when you want to change things up. Most likely going to get a black pair as well.

Really love Camper shoes. Futuristic. Stylish. My previous pair lasted EIGHT YEARS of almost daily punishing use. These are some of my favorite shoes I've ever owned. Given their longevity, Camper has earned my lifelong business. They make one heck of a product. I added some insoles to my current pair for better arch support, but other than that these are just excellent.

These are the most comfortable shoes I've ever had for a long period of time. After ten years, the soles tore under the toes on both shoes within a day of each other.The shoes came with an extra set of contrasting elastic laces. The insoles are removable for replacement with orthotics.My first pair was purchased in an international airport in Spain. I was amazed to find this on Amazon.I wear women's size 11 shoes. These shoes fit perfectly.

I like some things about these shoes, particularly the fact that they are quite comfortable. The downsides are that they don't breath well for extended periods of wear, while the knots at the end of the laces look a little "funny" perhaps. Overall, I'm satisfied, but not in love with them.

I love it! The best shoes ever when it comes to quality :)Additional comment: Unfortunately I have to correct the “quality“ part. Bought them in may 2017 and after only 9 month sole is broken so I can’t wear them if roads are wet (in Ireland that’s almost everyday). I am very sad because they are really comfortable shoes and my feet are really grateful when spending days in them (compared to other brands). I am posting some pictures just to show the damage.

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....

Great purchase!Not the first pair of shoes from Camper - getting into the top ten.That's if there were still halves in size - 10.5, in general it would be fantastic- Excellent nubuck color- soft- very light - weight of one boot 306 gr.- comfortable on the leg- additional pair of lacesThe Camper can be believed.Decent shoes!

Fabulous shoes - I wore them walking around on holiday in 30 - 36 deg. heat. Really light and comfortable. I am nominally a UK size 11, which is what I ordered. They are slightly too small but not enough to be uncomfortable. As another review had said, they are a bit difficult to put on because of the elastic 'laces' which are not laces that you can loosen. So I find I have to use a shoehorn to get them on. Early days (only had them 2 weeks) so they may expand a bit in time.

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.