👟 Men's CROSSMONT Walking Athletic Fashion Sneakers Shoes for Trendy Sneakers Review

Bought a red pair for my son and he got a lot of extras. Bought a white pair for myself and I love the look. I wear 12 and 12 fits great. They have orthopedic support, but I always add mine anyway. The cushioning in the middle and heel is really soft and comfortable. There's no real forefoot support, so they're not great for lateral movement. I see them as nice and comfortable hiking shoes that you can put on quickly. Definitely recommended if you like the looks.

I ordered the product and received it within 3 days. Likes: - Great training shoe - Looks good for $30 - Comfortable Dislikes: - No sneakers, about 0.3 inches longer than expected - Shoes will probably last about 4 months with constant gym use. The size label pinches a little, which can be avoided with longer socks. Exaggerated strap on the back of the shoe. because of the excess length. But it is a good lightweight athletic shoe.

I really like the shoes. I got compliments from two guys who are shoe snobs the first day I put them on. My only criticism is that they are large, or at least the pair I have. Luckily I read a few reviews beforehand and based on their feedback I decided to go half a size down. I had to go down a whole size because the size I have is a bit big for me. For reference, I wear a men's size 12 but bought a men's size 11 1/2.

I bought these shoes for my husband who has Parkinson's which makes it difficult for him to put on shoes and his gait is a little unsteady. You are great for him. He can put them on easily and they have a slightly wider outsole that helps with walking. The midsole is cushioned and feels very comfortable and also gives him more confidence on his board. They also look good so he doesn't feel like he's wearing "special" shoes.

I have arthritis in my ankle and they are easy to put on. The top stays on for a long time, but as others have said, they lose traction pretty quickly. These are great summer shoes but I wouldn't try them if there is a slippery surface like ice in winter, they probably aren't warm enough for that but not as cold as you might expect. I have them on sale and this is the way to go. In general, everything is fine except for the loss of grip