Nike Flex Runner Slip Sneaker Review

These sneakers broke after 1 month, not a good buy for an active boy. He likes the ease with which they walk and how easy it is to run, but they are short-lived. $65 in today's world is a lot of money to have shoes that look like they're a year old!

I ordered them from Walmart because there was no store where I bought them. I bought the exact same size but they were noticeably smaller so I had to send them back. However, they are great shoes and my autistic son can easily put them on and off by himself.

We bought these for our grandson and genuine Nike products will last him for quite a while. These didn't even last a month.

This is our second pair of these comfortable sneakers - for my son who has outgrown the first. His first pair held up well to constant wear. I assume they will too.

These shoes are the best style for toddlers. I've tried others but keep coming back to this one. We used them in 4c, 5c (used 2 others for 6c) then switched back to them for 7c and will be sticking with them.

I bought these for my kids for their 2nd birthday! First impressions were that they are very cute, but they are much smaller than other flexible runners. I only suggest ordering a size for that specific color and style of this shoe.

My son liked them and they were comfortable, easy to put on etc but they lasted 4 months before the sole came off the shoe. Wouldn't buy for an active kid who plays a lot.

I love these shoes! Ultra light and flexible and comfortable for beginners. I bought them in all sizes as my son got older because he seems to find them comfortable and they are very easy to put on and take off. They appear to be slightly smaller than other Nike models and other sneaker brands. Now my son usually has 6 in other boots but he wears 7 in these.

As expected. I like that they are light and neutral so they go with almost anything. My daughter says they are comfortable and supportive.

Used shoes arrived! No tags, dirty sole. For $70 kids shoes, you can expect more. This review is for the seller, not the shoes. The shoes themselves and the model seem great.

Unfortunately, in less than a few weeks these sneakers start to wear out, especially on the side of the foot. A simple slide that our kid loved, but these shoes wore out too quickly to be a big brand.

My 8 year old had the same shoes we bought direct from Nike (they cost more) and they are the same shoes from last year's show but updated. They fit like a sock, but that's how they're supposed to fit. They are worn with a tongue and a strap at the back of the ankle. VERY COOL SHOES! I actually bought a pair in my size. he-he-he! Your kids will love them! *FYI, buy a pair of very low socks as the purpose of this style of tennis shoe is to give the appearance that you are not wearing socks. It's

I bought these Nikes for a ridiculous price because I like the brand in general and I thought the shoes were cute, I bought them a size 5 and expected they might grow into him, he is a size 4 now. I also bought a cheaper brand that was popular with Revain (nerteo) in a size 4 and compared them. As you can see Nike has almost no cushioning outsole compared to the cheaper brand and size 5 seems to be the same as another size 4 so I would say runs small. I also compared these shoes to another…

My 11 year old grandson asked me for these shoes. I told him I would go half a size bigger than him to make sure they fit and a little more would be even better as he is growing sooooo fast. They arrived 2 days earlier than expected and are a bit big (as we wanted). If I ordered his correct size they would fit perfectly (maybe for a few months). They're just big enough to wear thick socks in the winter and don't have much room to fit in in the spring. If he doesn't wear them out first as they…