👟 Unleash Your Style with adidas Men's Falcon: A Blend of Fashion and Function Review

I really like these shoes. They look good, are very comfortable and there were a lot of them. Excellent value for money and quality. I wasn't sure about the heel's appearance when I first got them, but now that I've had them for a minute and see how functional they are, I'm perfectly fine. I suspect they are made in such a way that you can put them on and take them off without breaking the heel of the shoe. If not, that's an added bonus because it's very convenient.

I liked the look of these shoes as I need all black shoes for work. As soon as I put them on I could tell they were uncomfortable. Came along the length but in the wide part of the foot are cramped. They are also incredibly stiff and creaked the first step I took. You have 0 padding. I tried the Dr. Putting in Scholl insoles, but then the heel was too small and my foot slipped out with every step. I will definitely come again.

You can't go wrong with this shoe, like it or not, the price is right! I saw these shoes in a store for $50 and didn't hesitate to buy them, so later that evening I found them at Revain and saw the price of $40 and bought them. They are very comfortable and my feet don't hurt after standing and walking 12 hours a day at work! Just for the price you should give these shoes a shot.

I'm a big fan of Adidas for quality and style but I just can't put it down. The top eyelets place the laces too high on the front of my ankle, causing the laces to dig into my ankle and cut off circulation a bit. It took a few days for the pain in the front of my ankle to go to where it was digging. The style is pretty good and they appear to be well made, but obviously it doesn't matter when they hurt to wear. . You are in the return process.

As some other people have pointed out, these shoes have an odd protruding heel. The fact that it's unsightly didn't bother me. What bothered me is that I tend to step on it with my other shoe when getting up from a chair. I suspect that sooner or later it will be torn apart. What confuses me more is that there is an uncomfortable seam on the instep. If I walk a lot, I'll soon get a nasty blister. I considered returning them but decided to keep them as my #2 shoe to wear at home. I suggest you…

Shoes are quite comfortable, I bought athletic shoes with a more subtle soft lining that I could wear to work instead of dress shoes. The problem is that they fit snugly against the arch of my foot at the end of the shoe's tongue (towards the toe). I have a relatively high/pronounced bridge of the nose on my feet and this can be a problem when the tongue doesn't reach towards the toes. I've worn them a few times but they still get too tight and cramp at times. They offer enough space in the…