Lucky Step Air Cushion Running Tennis Shoes: Lightweight, Fashionable, Breathable Knit Sneakers for Women Review

So far I like these shoes. I didn't know they were laceless but once I put them on they were amazing. I have a wide foot, they stretch so it's not a problem. Bought for travel but haven't tried it yet. I'll try to get back to you in a few weeks.

This is my 4th pair, love them, everyone thinks they are over $150. Nike symbol and weight, of course. These shoes feel like you're walking on clouds, but they just aren't Air Max. I definitely recommend them.

I'm so glad I listened to the reviewers who said the product was the best for it's actual size. I bought 2 pairs for me and my daughter and bought true size and they fit perfectly. Best of both worlds, super cute, great fit at a reasonable price. And seasoned 2 days earlier!

It's fine and comfortable. I've read reviews where people said they run small, others said they run large. I wear boys 4" and 1/2" sneakers and ordered them a size 6. They seem too wide on my feet. Although I keep them. Good shoes for walking but not walking. On the other hand they look expensive (like the sneakers I usually buy with a tick) but when you actually look at them in your hands you can tell from the material that they are cheap. However, these shoes are very light, which is good for

That's very nice! However, they are very big! I wear 7.8-8 shoes so I got an 8. The foot went in and out effortlessly. I changed them to 7. They are still a bit big but they don't offer half sizes and 6 would be too small. They are good for everyday use. running errands and such, NOT for a long walk. or run. The shoe is a thin but durable fabric over a huge sole. I bought them for hiking, that will not happen. My legs got stiff after carrying them to the grocery store and running a few other…

LOVE IT. I never buy shoes or clothes online unless I already know my measurements for that particular brand, but they had a good sizing chart so I figured it was PERFECT. What to do: Check out old Nike boxes. (Or go to the Shoes tab and just Google Nike's shoe size chart.) Find the CM (centimeter) that corresponds to your shoe size. The CM on the Nike boxes/charts appears to match the CM on it, although the sizing does not match. At Nike, I usually wear 24.5/25cm (up to 26cm for the Air Force…