kyBoot ShoesReviews of shop.kybun.us

I am re-viewing my previous comment which I feel was somewhat unfair. Admittedly the trial boot did not measure up to my expectations but, after several months wearing the boot I have realized that it is now winter and I can walk out every day without the pain I suffered as soon as Winter arrived. Spent many winter days at home because the pain was so severe with normal footwear. These boots have given me a new freedom, one I never experienced for at least 5 winters. My advice if you purchase trial boot it is as it says, I was unlucky and received a pair that were more than a slight fault pair, the stitching was terrible, but to date they have served the purpose. If you feel you are not happy with the trial footwear, return them and another pair will be sent. My boot I hope will see me through this year. I shall certainly be purchasing a perfect pair next winter. Buy these boots if you suffer with foot or toe pain and you will never regret it Five Stars to you +++++

I bought a brand new pair of Kybun Seouls one month ago and already the soles and sides have started to disintegrate. I wrote to Kyboot and heard from someone called Damaris who said there was nothing Kyboot were prepared to do about it. He said that the soles do disintegrate over time, especially if exposed to the elements or if kept in a cupboard ! I see from other reviews that I'm not the only one to be fed this line over what Kyboot know is a fault with their product. For a start these have not been exposed to ANY extreme weather conditions. And the Seoul hasn't been out for long - should a shoe really be expected to disintegrate after such a short peroid. I wouldn't expect 25 Euro shoes to fall apart like this, let alone 250 Euro shoes. Seriously, if you have money to throw down the drain then by all means consider these as they are comfortable. However, they are not "fit for purpose", and Customer Services at Kyboot acknowledge the problem but refuse to do anything about it. If anyone wants to actually see the farcical emails I've had from Damaris at Kyboot then I'll see if I can get them published in Viz......it's where they belong.

My father bought a pair of shoes in 2018. They cost £238. After wearing them 3 times the sides of the soles started to disintegrate and the underneath of the soles to both feet split from side to side. I went into a Kybun stockists in New York and he said that they were clearly faulty and to contact Kybun. He said that they had been stored in hot, dry heat he thought. We did this and they would do nothing without a proof of purchase. My father, who bought them, has dementia and we cannot find proof. They do not want to help in any way without this. Total waste of money and the company do not seem to care about their customer service. We would have bought them again but not with this experience.

The shoes give my knees & feet extreme relief by absorbing pressure. The style I chose has a design problem where the zipper, eyelet & toe cap seam meet. The thickness in this spot adds pressure to my knuckle. However, I took them back to the store & they stretched that one spot & I walk out in total comfort. I would like them more if the soles weren't so ugly.

the shoes did not fit well but we could not return them because we had exceeded the 30 day limit to do so. We were out of town and when we returned attempted to return the shoes. We missed the deadline by a few days. We wish some sort of exception could be made for us.

These shoes have been huge in the healing of my back. When i stand at work all day and wear these shoes, i've no pain at the end of the day. With other shoes i nearly always have pain.

Cannot reach anyone from KyBoot. My shoes do not fit. I would like to exchange for a larger size but the KyBoot website is down and the only choice I'm given is to get aa refund. I have waited almost a year to order these shoes and now I cannot exchange for a different size and cannot talk to a human about it.

Comfortable and I don’t have the pain in my knees. I definitely recommend them who has problems with their knees.