Mizuno Players Trainer Baseball Shoes White Men's Shoes and Athletic Review

My husband loves them but the neoprene sock portion is difficult to put on. I bought a shoehorn to open it up so he could put his foot in. He once said these were the most comfortable sneakers he had ever worn; they're just hard to put on. * He has a really sore ankle which makes twisting and turning the shoe to keep going a bit painful and difficult. So a shoehorn.

Very comfortable shoes. Great for an active person. However, the tongue of the shoe is sewn on and a little more difficult to put on. Besides, it's great

This is the toughest pair of shoes ever. They do not stretch when placed on the leg. They fit as expected and look pretty good, but I wouldn't recommend them.

The shoes do not have a tongue, so they are not suitable for people with wide feet. It hurts to put them on. In addition, dirt from the baseball field penetrates through the mesh part of the shoe into the soles and socks. Would never order this again. The only good thing is the life of a profile

The padding on the back of the shoe makes it feel tight and uncomfortable. Unfortunately due to the date of purchase they cannot be returned even though they were a Christmas present from my wife (she shops early). brand new !

The shoes were good quality, arrived on time but didn't fit my foot. The customer service team did a good job with refunds too.

Arrived earlier than expected delivery date. The need to warm up hurt my son's feet the first few times he was in them, luckily they are leathery and stretchy.

Putting it on was a bit of a hassle as it is not a regular shoe tongue. They used to hold perfectly on the turf and fit very well. Now my favorite weed show.

This shoe is like a kayak with the apron already on. silly. Correctly sized shoes. but I can't log in. What an awful design

As soon as you put these shoes on, you will feel the comfort of the shoe as if it is gripping your foot. The problem is getting into them! The neoprene half bag is a nice touch but awkward to carry in unison. It's snug enough that you don't even need the laces, so you can take them off depending on what you intend to use the shoe for. The fit and comfort is amazing, I just put them on for which I am deducting a star.

I love Mizuno - but these are the worst shoes I have, very difficult to put on and take off, they don't have a proper tongue, very tight fit, I will never buy these types of shoes again.

What you cannot see from the photos is that this shoe has no tongue. They have a sleeve that you put your foot through. Although the size of the shoe (length and width) is good, I have trouble getting my foot through the sleeve.

I bought these for my husband and they seem to be tight. I ordered the size of his tennis shoes and the same size as his latest turf shoes but they don't fit.

Shoes could not be worn. The shoes were exactly what I was looking for. Very light and looked very nice, however the part where your foot enters the shoe was too narrow to fit through my foot.

Your language is untypical. The opening of the shoe is made of flexible material without much flexing. The shoes were really difficult to put on. I made one, they fit well and are easier to put on as I continue to use them.

My husband loves them but the sock like neoprene part is difficult to put on. I bought a shoehorn to open it up so he could put his foot in. He once said these were the most comfortable sneakers he had ever worn; they're just hard to put on. * He has a really sore ankle which makes twisting and turning the shoe to keep going a bit painful and difficult. So a shoehorn.

Unless your feet are very narrow, they're not worth your time. I actually bought a size larger than I normally wear and still had to send them back because they were too tight. Maybe if you can find your size with a WIDE measurement (I couldn't), maybe that would be enough.

The photos do not show that this shoe has no tongue. They have a sleeve that you put your foot through. Although the size of the shoe (length and width) is good, I have trouble getting my foot through the sleeve.