Shoes - Bass Women's Margie

Bass Women's Margie

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Product Description
These strappy Bass Sunjuns Collection sandals are ideal for warm weather. Easy-to-wear flat leather sandal with modified t-strap, quarter straps and adjustable side metal buckle with matching metal keeper loop accent. Comfortable sueded fabric wrapped footbed with great comfort cushioning. Traction patterned outsole with Bass logo imprint on the side.

Review #1
My sandals
Very comfortable. Have worn this sandal for atleast 10 years and hope to continue wearing them.

Review #2
Bass Margie....
I bought a pair of these when I purchased a pair of the Sharon style to replace a pair I'd had for years. I thought it might be a good idea to also have an open toe sandal for various occasions.

I've not yet had a chance to wear them as my daughter (17) has pretty much taken possession of them. She's not a sandal person (preferring boots and the like), so, at least in my view, this may be considered high praise indeed.

It appears, then, I'll have to purchase another pair for myself, for which I'll let my daughter post a review ;-)

Review #3
poor replacement
I had a pair of Bass sandals that looked similar and it came time to get a new pair. I found that the old style was no longer available so I ordered these. They are a poor replacement - the fit is off. The straps are very rigid (after a few attempts at breaking in) and rub awkwardly on various places on the foot. Can't wear these for more than a few minutes at a time.

Review #4
Narrow frustration! Good quality, but a mixed review.
Shoes.com provided wonderfully fast service and a decent sandal price. Too bad my feet are so impossible; my fault, not theirs! A friend with a larger size and medium width tells me she has worn hers "Margie" sandal comfortably for 12 years. They still look new, as evidenced by my ordering them after seeing how lovely they were when she wore them to a recent event.

Bass always produces a good product. I ordered the "tan distressed" and they are beautiful sandals, with sumptuously comfy soles. They are adequately sturdy, while also enabling feet to still look dainty and shapely. For the $30 which I paid, free postage, they are a fairly good buy.

Nevertheless, these sandals are not perfectly comfortable for me, perhaps more my fault than theirs. My advice to a person with small, narrow feet is that this product may not be exactly right. The front straps are in a fixed position, as are most strappy sandals, while the back ones are adjustable. This said, the size 7 Narrow is not for a truly narrow foot, mainly due to the positioning and size of the front straps.

I will keep these sandals and can wear them "around," but on day trips or shopping I would probably not be able to endure the slight floppiness. There is just a tad too much give for my foot. Even the back strap isn't quite perfect for me, as it tends to force the foot forward when adjusted in the tightest position. Yet I need the very tightest buckle hole in order to keep the shoe on my foot at all.

Would I have bought these had I been shopping in a store, where I could have tried them on? Probably not. But I've been to dozens of quality shoe stores already this summer, to no avail seeking my size in this type sandal. At one point, I went store-to-store at a huge outlet mall, hitting every place with shoes, including Bass itself. At one store, Etienne Aigner, I was so frustrated that I made the comment that they no longer carried either my size or my style. When the saleswoman heard I wore a narrow, she said, "Oh we'll, never go back to THOSE again." It seems as if most stores consider customers with dainty, narrow feet an oddity, not deserving to find shoes at all. So perhaps, in spite of my dissatisfaction with the sandals in question, I did well by ordering them.