Etnies Calli-Cut Men's Skate Shoe Review

I bought shoes because they are all black. I was surprised when I opened the box and saw three different letter "E"s on Velcro for attaching to shoes. Once red, once yellow and once white! Definitely not listed in the description but pleasantly surprised! Great for husbands with wide feet too!

The shoe fits like a glove which says a lot when you have wide feet like me. The shoes have enough support in the right places and are stylish for every occasion. They defiantly seem able to withstand a fair amount of street abuse. I would buy them again. Hope that helps.

I don't know how people say it's comfortable? They look like plastic with some material on top and limited padding. You just feel. NOT CORRECT. I've never had a pair of ethnicities that were so tough. When I walk on a hard floor, I feel like I'm wearing heels. I mean. Usually these are good, comfortable shoes, but they just hurt. Update: return. These things were really rubbing on the tips of my toes, I wore them to work and by 5am my toes were almost wet. I ended up having lunch and getting my

This is one of the nicest pairs of shoes I have ever owned. It's also without a doubt one of the most uncomfortable shoes I've ever tried on. For some reason they are very stiff where the boot flexes over the first knuckle of the big toe. When walking, the shoe digs heavily into the foot at this point. I liked the look of the shoes so much that I tried to ignore the pain, but after wearing the shoes around the house for a few hours I had to take them off. I hope Etnies can solve this problem…

These shoes are extremely uncomfortable, uncomfortable even to wear. The lace holes at the front of the shoe dig into the top of my foot - I might try stuffing stuffing in there or something. Unfortunately I think they look great and fit well but they hurt my feet a lot so I never wear them. UPDATE 5/1/21: Shoes are much more comfortable now. They need to be disassembled a bit. I use them as slippers for short distances or car rides and they don't seem to bother my toes anymore. I wouldn't…

Bought to skate and carry around. I would say that the sole that Etnies puts on these shoes has been around for over 20 years. They are great for skating and are very durable but thin enough that you can feel the board. I love riding in these shoes. It's almost 45 now, so I put a liner in for extra cushioning. The upper wears out quickly when you do tricks, especially kickflips. There are other shoes with more durable uppers, but you pay more for them and the soles are quite thick. As they are…

Okay, I'm usually an Etnies fan, but these are just uncomfortable shoes. The problem is twofold: the lace holes are too wide on the shoe and/or the tongue isn't wide enough. If you're one of those people who takes out their shoes every time and ties them up tight like Mr. Rogers, you'll probably be fine. If you're like me (and most of us are shoemakers), take your new sneakers out of the box, carefully lace them up, make sure the laces are even, flat and even, tie them loosely, double knot, pin