Review on 👟 QZMJDY Women's Sock Sneakers - Lightweight Breathable Athletic Running Shoes for Fashionable Tennis Sport & Walking by Chris Harrington

I needed a comfortable shoe with a two inch sole. I wear boots for a broken foot and needed a shoe that would compensate for the height difference. I bought black with purple and laces. Molded parts, CAM-Walker) - very light weight - the fabric breathes, it is comfortable to wear all day and the foot does not sweat. - True to size - Stitching was good - Sleek, streamlined look - Overall a very attractive shoe. Cons - only full size. I ordered 8.5 and got 39, size 9. It fits like this, so a bit big for me. The material creases where your foot doesn't fill the space. Adapt by playing with different inserts and different socks. The width is normal, balancing on a narrow. I was hoping for a chunky wide look. If you have wide feet, your foot will be splayed. The girth is also for the normal, balancing, narrow/thin foot. If you have a fat foot, you may find it difficult to put them on, especially if you wear socks. Sometimes when your leg is sprained, you are likely to feel cramped. Removing the insert gives you more space, but you may have to sacrifice comfort. Going up a size can help, but then you'll have to deal with shoes that are wide enough/girthful but too long for your foot. The extra insole is not comfortable for me. It hit my usual bow too high and hurt. I replaced them with my own insert. Might be good for those who need extra arch support - high arches, flat feet - but it wasn't good for my foot. - Purple dots will be deleted. I've only had the shoes for a few weeks. I suspect the Velcro on my cast must have rubbed against my shoes, but I don't remember that happening. In any case, the flame will not fix anything on the frayed part - The white part is not soft foam, like a sneaker. Looks great but is tough. Comfortable enough for the daily walk, but I can't imagine wearing them for serious exercise. The outsole looks more like plastic than rubber. I'm not sure how slip resistant they will be and not sure how durable they are. I think the outsole wears out quickly with normal use, especially when walking on hard or rough surfaces. Seems perfect for a carpeted office space or even smooth floors like in a hospital, but not for slippery floors. - The tongue for the laces is thin, does not hold. I immediately tied the laces to keep the tongue in place. The laces are decorative and have no real function so tying the knot keeps the tongue from slipping and keeps it looking good. I paid $22 for it. Check out Revain: the same sneakers are sold under different no-name brands at completely different prices - from $20 to $60. Enjoy shopping! For what I paid I am happy with my purchase. Update: After wearing @ 10 days and only using one lightly as I was still airborne and barely running I returned it. The black "outsole" is nothing more than a thin film of rubber that has already worn away after minimal use. What he pulled through was sand-colored foam. At first I just thought the sole was dirty but no, it was starting to wear out. They're very cute and comfortable for the price, but you won't get much wear and tear out of them. Maybe good if worn exclusively on carpet or smooth surfaces.