The Joe's PH is basically a leather sock, as it is unstructured both in the toe and heel. Lightweight, quiet, very flexible, and the Vibram 1321 360 Force is my favorite outsole for general purpose hiking. The molded sole is something I always wish to have on a Russell, as it provides another layer under my feet for support.

I chose the sage Chamois leather which is quite hefty. It's a nubuck, and a relatively dry one compared to the very oily Horween Chamois that's no longer offered. This blends in very well in the northeast, I just wish the outsole was available in the army green color to better go with sage. I matched it with Horween Forest Outland kilties from Guarded Goods.

It’s hard to know where to start with the genuine praise I have for these boots. Fit is perfect (I sized in person so I don’t know how well the fit sheet measure my approach works). Quality is beautiful. On my first hike I was amazed at home uniqely comfortable and supportive they are and how much control Inhave over my steps. There’s enough flexibility in the sole to really feel the ground under you, but not feel vulnerable to injury. I’ve watched many reviews of this boot and I would say that Bootlosophy on YouTube has the most credible description of what the boots are and how they feel in action.
I can’t wait for many more miles.
I also like the way they look with jeans and other casual wear.

These are simple, but fit perfectly and go all the way up the tongue, which is important for me.

If you're looking for a well built heritage moc that is visibly handmade, these are your folks! Extremely well built, the leather sole is incredibly thick but somehow retains pretty great ground feel. Laces come uncut, which allows for cutting them to taste. The lacing on these is actually useful. I've had wraparound laced shoes before where the lacing was more or less for show, the way it's implemented on the Oneidas actually gives you a good bit of customization in fit. I bought mine to wear barefoot, and for that use case they took a little bit of breaking in. The heel felt a bit loose when I put them on the first few times, but a few weeks of walking helped shape the heel cup to my foot and with no socks there's no longer any heel slip. There are threads at seams that can initially create some rub points if wearing barefoot. Yesterday was a month of wearing them every day, and they are just now at a point with some assistance from me that they are a comfortable sockless wear. I oiled the threads at the heel seam and sole seam inside the shoe where my pinky toe sits, and I had to do some manual stretching in the pinky area to pull the width out enough to not rub the outside of my pinky toe while walking. My Brannock is 11.25L/11R and I sit right on the line between C and D. I sized down the recommended amount (one half size in length, same width) to 10.5D. Barefoot I think this is perfect. I will be buying another pair to wear with socks, and I think in length, half size down is still appropriate, there's still enough room that you could loosen laces and fill a little volume with a sock. If you are the least bit wide-footed though, or sensitive to a tight toe-box I would not hesitate to jump up a width which is what I will be doing for my with-socks pair for winter. The design is perfect, these wear well casually as a fill in for a boat shoe, but can also dress up to be a loafer substitute.

Even though my feet make these incredibly difficult to size (I apparently have “low volume” feet) I’m still giving these 5 stars. The leather is incredibly supple and comfortable and the craftsmanship is impeccable. I would recommend these all day long- just pay very close attention to the sizing. I still haven’t dialed it in and will have to sell them on eBay after only a few wears, but plan to use the money towards a new pair. That’s hire much I like them!

These are really something special. I’ve never experienced anything that feels like this. It’s like it becomes part of your foot.
Interestingly, unlike typical footwear that can feel a bit snug at first and then break in to be roomy, these felt a bit roomy at first and then became snug as the mocasin wrapped around my foot as I wore them in thanks to the lacing system.

Couldn’t be happier. Worn these boots for about two months now, boots and feet have become one!

If your looking for a soft squishy bedroom slipper, this is not for you...... but if your looking for a shoe that cradles and supports your feet, then this is for you. This is my second pair of Russell shoes, my first is a pair of Sporting Clays Chukkas in Walnut Timber Jack Leather that I absolutely love. I'm currently waiting for my Backcountry boots and saw the Oneida Moccasins in my size and decided to pull the trigger. Yes, they are expensive, but I have to say that I'm very glad I did. I'm tired of shoes that don't fit (get sloppy) after several months, are poorly made and will end up in the trash after a year or so. Bottom line, you get what you pay for. If you have the funds, you won't regret this purchase.

Worth the wait. I was apprehensive about the sizing and I went ahead and ordered 1/2 size down as they suggested. And it turned out perfect. I love these things.

Love them

Incredible detailing, unsurpassed comfort.

Waited 7 weeks , amazing quality worth the wait! My personal experience I ordered my shoe just like i did for my Redwings Iron Rangers. Percent fot for me.

Initially ordered half a size too large and sent it back for a smaller size. Customer service was great and it returned speedily. After around a day on foot it has molded to my foot perfectly and I have no doubts it will serve me well. Thank you Russell Moccasin!

These mocs are just perfect. The break-in process was super easy. I especially love the soles that seem to magically self-heal scratches.

I was a little worried about ordering these online. I have struggled in the past with the right sizing with boots. These destroyed all my worries. They fit perfectly, and they feel already broken in! I have hiked 30+ miles already and no hot spots or blisters! Im in love with these boots! Thanks RM for the heritage and the amazing craftsmanship!