I've had pain in my feet just behind my toes in the balls of my feet for months and these shoes are the only ones I can wear now other than Crocs. They are very comfortable and I can only recommend them.

The shoes fit well, look nice - the foot is cozy and comfortable. Never had a hiking shoe before - the heel seems to be a bit lower than a regular trainer so we'll see how it goes. So far, so good.

They were delivered on November 29, 2019. Now February 2, 2020. The shoe looks great. Inside. Not as much. There are holes in the material where the heel enters the shoe. 2 months and 4 days later I buy new shoes. Don't buy these if you are working on your feet. 8 hours a day. 5 days a week. Didn't last. I will never buy Reebok again. Especially this one.

It's very hard to get these exact shoes and I'm so glad I did! Arrived earlier than planned and love them! My old feet need some comfort as I work and am on my feet 8 hours a day!

Definitely, size 8E doesn't fit at all. I could barely put my toes in one of the shoes. I would not recommend this shoe for people with wide or very wide feet. I RECOMMEND THESE SHOES TO SOMEONE!

This is my fifth pair. I've gone off course a few times for others but always come back to the Reebok Mens Walk Ultra DMX. I wear them all day, every day for all sorts of tasks. I live on a small ranch so there's always a lot of walking, shoveling, tractors, mowing, whatever. They are very comfortable and also give good support for the toes.

If Reebok thinks these (WALKING SHOES) are meant to be running shoes, you better look at them again because they are NOT. I have normal legs and HAVE to walk because I had a heart transplant almost 6 years ago. then I bought SAS hiking shoes and also those where hiking shoes are. TOTALLY COOL but for some reason I can't find them anymore so I bought a Reebok so I thought they were good. because my feet are swollen from all the medicines i take, i need wide shoes. Well, Reebok thought they had…

This series of shoes is a line that I have been wearing for over two decades. I don't know if Reebok made these changes or if this new line is fake. But this last batch I received is not the real model I've been dedicated to for so long. The material from which it is made varies. All air vents have been removed. Haven't worn them yet as I'm seriously considering returning them and looking for a replacement/alternative. I'm sad to say this because I've been such a longtime and loyal Reebok fan…

I already have a black and white pair of similar Reebok hiking shoes that were so small I had to exchange them for a larger size. They were made in China. When I ordered and received them in the same size, I tried them on and they had more room inside. When I took them off, I noticed that they were from Vietnam. So far they look exactly how I wanted them to and feel like they almost broke from the comarison. I should have gotten a black and white pair a full size larger than my usual shoe size,

I've been wearing Reebox Walk DMX shoes almost since the late 90's. Ever since I had a grueling hell of a terrible power walking class in college (which was worse than running - really - the teacher even told us that if we ran, which is self-explanatory), I've worn them as far as possible. I have very flat feet and since then I have been able to comfortably walk more than 45 minutes a day in these shoes. I can easily walk 3-4 hours a day in them compared to a tiny fraction of any other shoe…

So I decided to buy this shoe because it's a Reebok brand and I really needed a hiking shoe for my job as a grocer. I've been using them for 15 hours now and here is my honest review.1. The biggest problem, the right shoes are not balanced, a serious quality problem that makes walking very troublesome and uncomfortable. This is a factory item and shows how low Reebok went to save some money on lower shoe standards. (First photo)2. The foot layers in the right shoe began to slip off, there was…

After buying similar versions of this shoe at least 4 times I wanted to make a change and decided on Saucony hiking shoes. I wouldn't say they were a disaster, but they definitely weren't as comfortable as Reebok and took way too long to 'break in'. Hiking shoes have become a rarity - there are not so many acceptable options. When Sauconys ran out I went back to Reeboks without hesitation. I have not found your pleasant "bounce cushioning" in any other shoe.

Best walking shoe in my opinion. I've been using them for over 25 years. Tried others. There is no comparison for comfort, durability and style. Thing is, Reebok uses about a dozen similar product names, which are VERY confusing, so just look up the DMX description. It informs you that there are air chambers in the heel and toe area of the shoe. This is the secret of comfort and excellent hiking shoes. Also ideal for long periods of standing on your feet.