Ultimate Support and Style: Propet Men's Stability Sneaker Black Review

Less than 7 months later, the sole is already separating from the rest of the shoe. And I only wear them 2 or 3 days a week max. I am very disappointed and would not recommend this brand to anyone.

The first pair of these shoes broke. The adjustment knob was broken and had to be sent back. Received a replacement pair, everything seemed fine. After about 2 months the heel started to fall apart. The tab on the back of the shoe keeps getting caught when climbing stairs and getting out of the car. I will never buy again.

Love the look, style and unique lacing system but the eyelets need a major overhaul. You must be much stronger. They keep pulling and tearing.

Little did I know there were no laces to tie these boots, instead they use a bulky and difficult to use flimsy tying system with a needle threader and ratchet toe at the back of the shoe. To tighten, twist the cap and stretch, you loosen the tension in the cap, which doesn't always work. The ratchet toe sticks out in the heel and isn't secure at all when you're heel-to-toe on the ground. I have since returned these shoes and am very disappointed that this new lacing system has not been…

What was my surprise when I saw that this pair of shoes didn't have laces but had a wire and coil. It took me a few minutes to figure out the loosening as there are no instructions. Overall comfortable and worth the money.

That's right, I didn't pay attention to the description, I saw the Propet Walker in my size and bought it. Sort of like a reel attachment system. I've never liked socks, and the first time I wore them, a huge blister popped up on the little toe of one foot. The interior seems to look weird, causing friction. The left shoe was ok. I'll see if I can crop or add moleskin. I wear the Propet as my everyday work shoe and the support is great.

Absolutely the worst shoes I have ever bought in my life. No laces. Some kind of cable system broke on the first day! If you want to buy them, don't leave your house. you will break

You feel good in shoes. Apparently well done. The binding system takes longer to adjust tightly than tying the laces. The system does not press the heel hard against the back of the shoe. As such, I no longer wear them for short walks or short periods of time in public. The only reason I'm not returning them is because they were only sold for $20.

The leather is soft and the shoes are very light. However, the lace adjuster attaches to the heel, making these shoes completely uncomfortable (very painful) to wear. I bought shoes for my father and unfortunately had to send them back.

First they came with a wire running through the laces that disappear in the back of the handle: with no instructions and no reply to the emails I sent, I ended up just cutting them off. But what's even worse is the poor quality of these shoes: when I FIRSTLY - FIRST read this again - laced them up and pulled them tight to tie, the lace popped out of the eyelet, making them almost unwearable. Life is too short and the market too deep and wide for such junk products. Don't buy these shoes.

I'm a veteran with a below-knee amputation. These shoes give me more stability and balance with my prosthesis. Also easier surface transition. Speed lacing is a bonus. Easy to turn on and off. However, every shoe depends on the person and the area of application. I can only tell you about my personal experiences and how well they have worked for me. Time and further use will tell 🤔

Very disappointed. For the money spent I expected normal quality. They are heavy and appear to be made from melted down old Lego. The second star is only because they match the picture.

Worst buy award, thank goodness they sent it back with no laces, it's tied and I'm not kidding, complete rubbish That's my feedback!

I bought these shoes elsewhere and am ready to buy another pair. I've had two surgeries on my right foot and I'm having a hard time finding shoes that fit over the plates and don't pinch my foot. They fit my foot perfectly and are easy to put on and take off as the toes don't flex. This couple has been on the bike for a month now and have cycled 2100 miles with no issues. I can't get my foot in boots so this was a godsend.

These shoes fit me better than any other and I have tried several other brands. I have very wide feet with high arches and gout damage plus they are great for my ugly feet. Doesn't particularly like the drum system; I've already managed to rip the handle off getting up from the barber chair but I can use it if I'm careful not to rip it off again and be gentle I think if and when that doesn't work well I can find a way to tie them up. Also, I believe the price has gone up a lot - glad I bought 2

Little did I know there were no laces to tie these shoes, instead they use a bulky and difficult to use flimsy tying system with a needle threader and a cumbersome ratchet cap at the back of the boot. Twist the cap to tighten and release tension in the cap to open, which doesn't always work. The ratchet toe sticks out in the heel and is not at all safe to ride when the heel is on the ground. I have since returned these boots and am very disappointed that this new binding system has not been…

I sold them and sent them through Amazon for sale for $16. I have ordered several pairs. On the first day they started having pain in their legs. At the end of each work shift I could barely walk, you would think I would have arthritis and sore joints from the way I walked after wearing these things. .I've had other Propet shoes that were decent but these were terrible. The laces swivel feature is good in a way as it allows for quick adjustments, but the laces are flimsy and likely to break…

First they came through the laces with wire rope that disappear in the back of the handle: with no instructions and no reply to the emails I sent I ended up just cutting them off. But what's even worse is the poor quality of these shoes: when I FIRST - read again FIRST - laced them up and tightened the tie, the lace popped out of the eyelet, making them almost unwearable. Life is too short and the market too deep and wide for such junk products. Don't buy these shoes.

I should have looked at what I bought. Not sure I like the spool on the back of the show that adjusts the shoe's cord/cable/wire? I find it difficult to set up and don't know what to do when the line breaks. In terms of quality, they are propet and top notch. Also the seller was great with timely delivery. If you can live with twisting the button on the back of the shoe to tighten and loosen them, then you'll love it. They fit and feel great so I'll keep them and see how it goes.

I have several pairs of Propet shoes. They usually help me stand up and support my back. I bought these specifically for my carpentry shop and I was a bit disappointed in some of the features. The lacing system is weak and in fact one of the shoes has already snapped (occasionally, not daily, for the first month of wearing). Also, there seems to be a hump on the sole of the left boot (which I don't feel on any other boot, so I concluded it was this boot).