Bennon Terenno Low Shoes - Brown

These are my first shoes from this brand; I chose them mainly because of the design. They look even better in person than in the pictures and seem very sturdy. The quick lacing system works great—I really like it. The sole is quite hard, and I wonder if it will become more flexible over time, but it doesn't affect the comfort of walking. So far, I've only worn them around the city, and I'm fully satisfied.

I’m surprised by the negative comments. I bought these shoes in this store, though on another platform, and left my review there. I’ve been using them for a year; they performed well in autumn, spring, and now, during the next autumn. I usually wear them on trails in the Beskids, but also in other mountains. The shoes met my expectations – I wanted low leather trekking boots with a membrane and a good, grippy sole. They fit my feet perfectly. I appreciate their solidity. Recently, I walked a 6-hour route in the Beskids with demanding climbs on wet rocks and roots, with inclines as steep as 45 degrees. The sole is Vibram – a trekking rubber compound with an aggressive tread. I recommend waterproofing the shoes after purchase.

The shoes are average quality, and in one spot they already started to come unglued. The sole is a total failure – it is very slippery on wood, rocks, or metal when it’s wet. This is dangerous and you could seriously fall. I strongly advise against them, I nearly had an accident because of these shoes. Cheaper shoes from a regular store performed much better in such conditions.

After a short time of wearing, the shoes started coming apart at the bend near the toes. The black rubber on the edges is starting to peel off. Other than that, they are fairly comfortable. Grip is average – on gravel and rocky paths it’s fine, but on flat surfaces you can easily slip.

The shoes were made quite solidly and carefully, but problems appeared during use. The membrane stopped being waterproof and the shoes came apart a lot. The sole grips well only on rough terrain, but on rocks or smooth surfaces like terracotta, they are very slippery and dangerous. On the positive side – they are quite comfortable.

Recently bought for colder, autumn days, so I’m sharing my first impressions. The loafers are very well made, the seams are double and even, there are no threads sticking out or unfinished stitches. They are very comfortable and fit well below the ankle, so they won’t cause chafing. The sole is stiff, but the shoe bends evenly. They will work well both in the city and for walks in the woods on not too demanding terrain.