Men's US10 5 Length Leather Martial Boxing Shoes Review

Bought for my friend. He loves the fit and design of this shoe. Now he can practice long form without slipping on wooden floors. He loves the added detail of the rubber outsole, which protrudes slightly from the heel to support the heel-to-toe movements he's practicing. Bought these shoes to pair with silk and cotton Taiji uniforms for a formal outing, but he can wear them with other outfits as well. He wears European and Asian number 43 shoes and American number 9 shoes.

Haven't people ever smelled and felt real leather? Who the heck gave these shoes 5 stars? It's made from recycled bottle plastic! A simple test, use a lighter and bring it near your shoes: what do you smell, something toxic or something you would eat? Yes, the shoes look good from afar, but their toxicity and lack of breathability make them far from ideal for Tai Chi for any sport. Next time I'll buy good old fairies that clearly say they're made of rubber and fabric. who are you fooling

I've been wearing canvas sneakers for many years and this is my first pair of these sneakers. Works very well after a short break-in period (two to three hours of training). The bottom seems to be holding up well which has been an issue with others. But I had a small stain on the inside of my heel - I sealed it with sports tape and everything seems fine now. I train about 3-4 hours a week and I find it very good. And they look great.

I am a woman who (obviously) ordered them for martial arts. I wear a US women's size 9 1/2 so I ordered a size 42 for her. This is a conversion from what I could find. These are definitely comfortable shoes. I was concerned I ordered a size up but as soon as I started moving I found the toe length was perfect. Unfortunately they were too wide. Size 41 wouldn't leave me any room for length. I ended up going back to Asics because I have such a narrow foot.