Mens Slip-on Running Shoes for Walking - Lightweight, Breathable & Casual Soft Sole Trainers Review

The boots have laces that tighten or loosen the fit, but even with tight lacing the shoe slips easily. They are very comfortable for walking but I use them for cycling about 5-6 hours a week. They hold the pedals well even when I got caught in the rain. They dry quickly. The only drawback is that the insole flies out of the shoe every time you take it off. I wear them with and without socks, no problems, knots or chafing. I ordered a second pair in a different color because I love them so much!

Fit and feel is perfect for a budget shoe. The soles appear to be the same material as the Crocs, so I assume they will show the same wear and tear over time. I wear them with socks and they are way cooler than plain sneakers. Stretchy fabric and lightness may not be suitable for running or trekking, but they are good for home, walking and walking. Easy on and off and comfort should be good for air travel.

I had very low expectations for these sneakers as they were an impulse buy. I was looking for a cheap pair of running shoes to take with me, not necessarily for active sports. I won't be using them for running, but will wear them for weight training. I really like her. Very convenient and decent support. i would buy again

So super light and very comfortable sneakers. Price and performance you can't beat. They fit perfectly and are true to size. They are just as good as the expensive branded ones, but without the steep price tag. They are non-slip models with laces for fastening. The sole is comfortable and supportive. Very durable and high quality shoes. Very satisfied and highly recommended

Not worth a penny. Not only is it poorly made, it also stinks. Imagine how it would smell after a while if I decided to keep them and started wearing them. Not to mention that the outsole is made of rubber which is non-breathable and slippery.

Bought for a brother who is very picky. He was delighted with them. He has an 11 footpad and usually wears wide shoes. They had enough "thump" to keep him comfortable on walks. He's 68 years old, so he doesn't run. He liked them so much that I immediately ordered him a red pair.