I should preface this review by explaining that I work 8-10 hour shifts 5 days a week in a busy seafood restaurant.  I juggle orders between a flat-top, three deep fryers, and your run of the mill refrigerated line.  That being said, I'm not entirely sure that these shoes were made for my type of work, I think they are more for stylish city bistros where the work is light and you're not afraid to wear stylish clothes being a cook.<br /><br />On to my review.  I bought these with my first paycheck, 90 bucks was a bit steep, but I figured if I put up a bit of scratch I'd get a quality shoe that would last me a while.  The first week wearing them was great, I received lots of compliments/jealous comments about how stylish the shoes were.  I felt like I was walking on marshmallows, I thought I'd found some sort of holy grail of the restaurant industry: the perfect shoe.  Second week?  Not so much.  My feet started getting that familiar burning tired feeling.. I blamed everything but my shoes.  It just kept going downhill from there.  The &#34;slip-resistant&#34; sole stopped working nine days after buying them.  By the third week, I was tempted to just switch back to my old shoes.. but I'd spent 90 bucks on these bad boys, I couldn't justify spending 90 bucks on something that only lasted me three weeks.  So I went out and got some Dr. Scholl inserts.. it made it a bit better, manageable.<br /><br />I'm in my 2nd month of owning these shoes and I'm sick of them, they're utter trash.  The slip-resistant soles stopped working long ago.  I have to clean them on my days off because they literally soak up ANYTHING that hits them.  The canvas acts as a sponge that reeks at the end of the day.<br /><br />I've included pictures of these shoes that I took after a month and a half of owning them.  The mess on the top of the shoe is after four days of work.  The worn through patch on the heel is proof that the arch support on these shoes are non-existent.<br /><br />I have owned these shoes 2 months and I'm already replacing them.  90 dollars for two months of use.  What a waste.