👟 TSLA Men's Lightweight Breathable Trail Running Shoe - Outdoor Walking Sneakers for Athletic Gym Training and Hiking Review

These shoes are very comfortable. However, they don't last long, not even two weeks. The upper stays on for a long time, or maybe it's because I don't run that much. I also weigh about 180 pounds. In the first week of use they start to fall apart. I work almost like in an office, I don't even walk more than 500 steps a day. Do not buy this for walking or running unless you have a desire to go barefoot. Look at the pictures so you understand what I'm talking about.

I bought my son expensive shoes for school. Those should be his athletic shoes. They arrived and my son explained that these were his favorite shoes. Expensive branded shoes lie in his locker. These were the ones he wore every day. He grew up like teenagers and replaced them with the same larger shoes. Now I know better and I'm not going to mess around with branded shoes, I'll just buy him these. Sturdy and comfortable shoes that he wears to and from school and physical education classes all…

I received these shoes on November 18, 2018 and this photo was taken on December 29, 2018. I have shoes 2 not 1 as they are called trail running shoes and I walk on the pavement every day which probably contributes to wear on the sole of the shoe. I've put about 350 miles on them since I bought them and expected better wear and tear. If you have trouble walking on the sidewalk, don't skimp and buy Tesla shoes. If you're a "cross-country runner" and spend more time on your toes than on your…

First, I have problems with my feet, so I'm always looking for a good pair of shoes. I decided to take a few of these. They were half the price of other brands I've bought and they're just as good. I know, I wear shoes like crazy. I knew it might be a gamble, but I wasn't disappointed. They're really light, which is what I needed. No, I wouldn't recommend them in winter, but they're not designed for snow either. One last comment. My feet are a bit wider and they fit great.

Extremely comfortable, well-fitting trainers. I ordered 10.5 B, they fit perfectly. My husband immediately wore them without socks and did various gardening jobs for over 3 hours without complaint. Ankle support and insole comfort were good. The tracks offered sufficient traction and stability. The overall look of the shoe is beautiful. I highly recommend these sneakers and may buy them in other colors. My only comment would be that they arrived in a plastic bag without a shoe box but with tags

You really can't bet the price of these trail running shoes, they're worth around $25. I'm a big fan of Tesla products and have a couple of compression shirts and shorts. I actually bought the shoes for hiking but had no intention of hiking in them yet but I use them as everyday shoes and I have to say they are very comfortable. The construction is good but I'm not sure how long they will last in actual trail running, mine is starting to loosen on the front right side. The size is correct, so…

Great shoe for the price. Great comfort and they look great. I only have 3 problems, 2 are not that serious and the 3rd is very bad. 1) The heel may need to be a little higher or maybe reinforced with fabric to keep it from sliding down, making the back of the heel even shorter. 2) Oversized by half a size, but that's not critical. 3) The main problem: I wanted to tighten the laces, and the second loop broke. So I had to sew them myself to fix them. It's weird because when I barely tugged on…

The shoes looked pretty well made and relatively comfortable compared to regular hiking shoes. I've had the shoes for 2 weeks and the soles are starting to delaminate where layers of rubber seem to be peeling away from other layers. This morning I noticed a bump under my foot and it was one of the cross sections of colored rubber that had chipped off while walking on a regular flat surface. The price is right, of course, but even with normal wear, I mean really minimal normal wear, the soles…

I love trail running. Probably because I hate people. you know what i hate more I hate uncomfortable shoes more. Back when I was running a lot (to avoid people), I got to the point where trail running was the next sane and healthy alternative to running on the sidewalk (and avoiding people). . I spent megabucks on expensive trail running shoes. My legs appreciated it, but my wallet was bleak. Yes, I ran the trails like a trust fund kid. Over 15 years later, I still enjoy trail running, but I…