👟 Ultimate Performance: KR Strikeforce Newport Bowling Shoes for Men - Athletic footwear for a Winning Game Review

The seams under the straps are torn. It still fits, but I have to come up with something to keep them from disintegrating further. But just knowing that this BRAND NEW shoe, the manufacturer's standard, will never be 100% lame. Also, I hate the return and exchange system. I have to avoid ME because SOMETHING ELSE lacks attention to detail. so I prefer to break it open and pass it on. Completely let down. 👎👎👎👎👎

The shoe size was perfect. I wasn't aware there was no velcro or other means of adjusting the fit when I bought it, but they stay pretty snug. Feels like a water shoe when you put it on as it stretches a bit but compresses tight enough for food to fit inside. With no laces or other means to tighten the fit it lacks some support but the sole is great.

Will buy more. They are super comfy. I played 2 games of bowling and my feet didn't hurt and the shoes were so light I kept wearing them. So many people looked at my feet and thought I was wearing sneakers until they saw the sole of the shoe. Their shoes were bulky and they kept tripping over them and tying theirs, but I didn't. I highly recommend these shoes.

When I was younger I played a lot of bowling. I've had the same shoes since I was 20 and they look like complete 'daddies' shoes. They did their job and looked way better than regular shoes. I was thrilled to see that bowling shoe styles have come a long way since then. I received them and wondered if I would have problems without the laces, ie too loose without being able to tighten in the right places. I have found that this is NOT the case. They are very comfortable and light. Shoes fit in…

I ordered these cadet shoes and was a bit disappointed. I ordered them 1/2 larger than my usual shoe size and they were smaller than expected. It looks like these shoes are a little smaller than expected. Also, I was expecting the back of the shoe to be a bit stronger than it was. When I put my foot in the boot, the back was very weak and I had to pull it out from under the heel.

I decided to try these shoes for comfort reasons. I'm very glad I did. My feet run wide and often hurt when I bowl in other shoes I have. I don't have that problem with them. Glad you switched.

I tried these bowling shoes fresh out of the box and one of them felt semi tight and the other stretched and loose (I could almost step out of them). I think the overlay design is wrong. If they had some sort of elastic drawstring that could be tightened around the ankles, they might be worth using. Overall I am not happy with my purchase.

They're light and fairly comfortable, with a fairly high arch. At first they didn't slide very much, I used some lube powder and it was fine. Initially, the powder only had to be added once. I like the slide in and out design.

You sent me a present. When I opened the shoes I found that the soles were dirty. Apparently worn and returned. The rest of the shoes are great. Accurate color and convenient. I'm not sure why returns are not checked before restocking.

It looks more like slippers than bowling shoes. They fit the average bowler, but the serious bowler needs a comfortable shoe so it doesn't slip out when throwing the ball, and there's no way to tighten it on the top of the foot.

So I have the size I get when I buy Nike but they are a bit smaller. So if you wear them, go up a half size or more. That's not to say they're uncomfortable because you'll probably only wear them for a fairly short amount of time when bowling, but they're likely to break sooner or later. I received an open box and it was a bargain!

Brought these bowling slippers, you name the shoes. I couldn't wait to put them on awesome laces. I'm comfortable, now the bad news, when I got up to bowl I noticed that I couldn't slip on my last step while bowling. .This so-called bowling shoe kept getting stuck. I'm trying the old bowling trick of using steel wool on the soles of the shoes to help slide sideways, but it didn't work. I held on to the point where I was jerking my lower back. That's why I had to quit bowling. Don't buy those…

I bought these size 11 bowling shoes for my son. Because he needed a new pair for his bowling league. My son tried them on upon arrival, they are a full size larger. I would go back then but they are not a size 10 so we are keeping her as she is still growing and will eventually fit in. He likes what they wear. The price is a bit high but everything costs more than it should.

I play in several leagues and comfortable shoes are important to me. But I don't like $300 shoes either. When I'm working full time I wear my boots all day, so when I'm not working they slip a lot. That's why I love these shoes. I shoot the slides, put on my shoes and in 30 seconds I'm ready for the lanes. When I'm done, slide them and get them back on the slides in seconds. There's a lot of slippage on the track, but you won't travel forever like you're on ice. I don't usually slip much, so…

I love these cones so much. They are very light and very comfortable to wear. I want to find regular shoes like this to wear around town.

I used a couple of them in the league for 8 weeks and only bowled 3 games a night once a week. The rubber on the sole started to fly so quickly. Comfort only goes so far when the shoe falls apart. The cheap ones from China aren't worth the material they're made of.

I've found the Slip-On-Sticky reviews to be true because if you're too far forward, the tip of the rubber will grab the ground in front of the pad. I used a small Emory board for the toe rubber and the PRESTO pad glides well but like all shoes it needs a little breaking in.

These shoes are comfortable and lightweight, however the third time I wore them the rear heel cone came loose. I am very disappointed in the quality.

First, it's a bit big for me. I am a men's size 9 and I bought a men's size 9 and it fits loose hair. Bowling would be a bit unsafe, but I'm not sure if falling to an 8 would be too difficult. Kind of naturally flexible non-binding shoes. Second, it feels like these shoes were designed for arched feet. I have flat feet and I get uncomfortable very quickly. Luckily the sole is removable but I think the narrowness of the shoe makes it difficult to align other soles for flat feet. I don't know…

You don't have a slider. They are very comfortable, easy to put on and stay in place. I threw significantly lower and worse as it was harder to be consistent when I couldn't slide.