👟 Reebok Sublite Cushion Work Shoe Review

I needed a hard toe work shoe for commuting and wanted a multitasking shoe that I could still walk in so I didn't have to carry an extra pair. Not only did they look amazing (and yes, they're all blue, although the flex fabric appeared black on my screen), but there was absolutely no break in the period. They're supremely comfortable on both the top (no squeaks) and bottom (lots of padding without much drop from heel to toe, which was important to me as a minimalist runner). I thought they were

Absolutely nothing but comfort for your feet, even after a long 12-14 hour shift. This makes it my second pair now and only dislike of them compared to my last pair; is that I wish Reebok kept the memory foam insole. Still softer than baby poop or a box of plush kitties. Just not that convenient.

If you're looking for comfortable work shoes, DO NOT buy these. Hard as a board as I read in another review which I completely ignored. You pay $94 for a shoe with a 1/8 inch insole. Ridiculous. Now I still have to spend 30-40 on insoles. The only positive feedback is that they look good and are very light. Revain got it right and allowed them to be returned.

I mostly have an office job but sometimes I need steel toecaps when I go into production. So I'm not on my feet all day, but I did notice that the support foam in these shoes seemed to deflate after the first few days. While the width and toe box are great, this is not a very comfortable and supportive shoe.

Super light and comfortable. It's also nice to find a size 2E. The safety rating is sewn into the tongue and the words "Aluminum Toe" are written on the outside of the fingers. Too bad for the initial stages of construction, I wear them to the site and change them. I'll have them all day for the final stages of the project. Wore them all day at the Javits Center and really enjoyed the comfort all day.

I bought them for my husband. They suit him perfectly. He wears them to work and spends all day on concrete. They are comfortable and keep feet fresh (not so sweaty).

I've read the reviews and all I can say is that some people must have magic legs. These shoes were (are) immediately uncomfortable and only got worse. I changed the insoles TWICE in the first two weeks and none of them could overcome the completely flat hard sole. Me, Mr. Rogers, these things - get to work, pull them out of the drawer, wear them until the hours are up, and then put on NORMAL shoes. They should last a very long time as I only wear them to work. I could return them, oops de doo…

Safety shoes are not an interesting subject but if required. You can also get the lightest and most comfortable shoes. replaced with a leather upper. Much easier (which is important to me since I have a butt). They fit well the first time. Now we just have to see how well they hold up.