As one of the previous reviewers mentioned (and I took his advice), the US sizing of this wrestling shoe is for women, not men. I'm a woman and I usually wear a US women's size 10, I ordered these shoes in a size 10 and they fit perfectly! Thank you, SeanG! Sizing issues aside, the shoes are well made, very comfortable and supportive.

Pretty good for everyday training although I have very wide feet and they are quite snug on them. Be sure to follow the recommendations and buy 1 size larger than your usual size, they tend to run a little small.

This shoe is perfect for training, except for a few things: 1. The toe box is narrow, but it's made for wrestling, not weightlifting, so I get it. 2. The online size chart of this product differs from the shoe label. I would suggest rate. I usually wear a 10-10.5 in women's running shoes and bought 10 in this shoe and it fits perfectly. I like that the shoe fits snugly in the middle of my foot and provides arch support and traction with the bottom of the shoe. great for deadlifts.

I like the shoes very much. I ordered them in my size from the original website and they were too small so I had to return them for a half size up but they still fit quite snugly. it fits a bit better but feels very tight on my feet. I'll just keep wearing them to hopefully break them.

These are excellent wrestling shoes for training and competition in the ring. I personally wear this with kick pads over it and they provide the perfect grip so I don't fall off during a game or practice session. The shoes can be tight around the toes, but it also gives me a sense of where I can land properly without having extra room in the shoe to rotate my foot. Not sure about amateur wrestling but for professional wrestling these are great shoes that have lasted me for almost 2 years.

The table you show is misleading and incorrect. I asked to order a size of 43.5 euros which equals $9.5. In practice, I received 42 euros and 9.5 US dollars. I can't do anything at the moment, I'm very disappointed.

I wear Asics shoes, size 10 fits. With this shoe, size 11 ensures the right fit. In my opinion a size 11 is not too long or too big and still offers a good fit all round. To be fair, I'm not a wrestler so 10 (which I could squeeze my foot into with toes forward and forefoot in a vise) might be tight for my purposes, but it might be right. for the target user.

It is great. My only problem was that I had to return the first pair because I followed the average size difference between men's and women's shoes. I wear a 10 in women's shoes, but I needed a 9.5 in "men's shoes"

I use the product for training in a martial arts school. I am very dissatisfied with the shoes because after ordering them once and they were too small I returned them, got a refund and ordered them again but in a larger size and they look used. Damaged front. Used a few times but looks used. I have decided not to use them or to return them. It's not worth the headache or the waste of time. I had to spend more money on models. I will never buy products from this company again.

I bought a size larger than usual but these shoes are still too tight. I actually lace them up pretty well and they are difficult to put on and take off. They are well made but I need a much wider show to make them comfortable. I still use them for deadlifts.

Asics was my choice so I didn't look for anything else. I was hesitant to buy the full size because of the reviews but it was top notch.

Great shoes. I wear a 9.5, ordered a 10 because people said they run small. I should have gotten 10.5. They stretch a little and break. They're still comfortable despite being snug so not ideal for physical activity just yet.

Size not specified. These shoes are listed as men's shoes. I usually wear an 8.5 in Asics women's shoes and a 7 or 6.5 in men's shoes. I bought them for 7.5 and I can barely walk barefoot. The shoes themselves look ok. The size is not male.

I saw other comments on the size and ordered a size up; You really need 2 sizes. average quality of tailoring. I wanted them for the gym but I doubt they will last very long. Came back primarily for the incredibly awful landing.

Ideal shoe for workouts like cardio/dance/zumba, lightweight and flexible. Go up a size and it's perfect if you're looking for a snug fit. Excellent ankle support and a good custom fit thanks to the lacing.

Okay, have you ever heard of Chinese leg wraps? Large! Because you need the ballerina's legs after she bandages her legs to put on these shoes. I'm a size 11, they feel about an inch shorter and about half the width of my foot, and I have skinny legs.

Everything about these shoes was perfect except for one and that was my fault. I was cycling and not wearing socks and got a bad blister. Not the fault of the shoes, but my short-sightedness. I loved her. And they're worn out and just got a new pair.

However, they look very nice, sit very well on the toes and irritate little fingers. I recommend going 1-1.5 sizes up for more comfort.

This classic is my son's favorite wrestling shoe. We've tried others but it always comes back to Asics Matflex. As long as they keep making them, I'm sure I'll keep buying them.

They worked great. For sneakers I take half a number more than for sneakers. They work great for preventing injuries in Brazilian jiu-jitsu and submission wrestling. They are lighter on mats but very grippy for the first few weeks. Mine have been in good condition for 7 months and although they show signs of wear (I train almost every day) they have held up just like my other Asics and I think they have a lot more life in them. These took a little longer to break in than my other pairs - I…