Review on Men's Black Rubber Athletic Cross Trainer Shoes by Reebok by Jason Cartwright

I'm by no means in great shape, but I am bought these to start my journey after seeing the hype around the internet. Now the shoe definitely adds to the stability and durability. The padding on the sole of the foot was sufficient. The big problem for me with this shoe was chafing of the Achilles tendon. There was an instant discomfort when going for a brisk run. And I knew that if I didn't stop, it could lead to a painful blister. This may be a unique issue for the wearer, but for me it hampered the shoe's usability. After all, this problem applies to every modern running shoe I come across. I hate the way I see the glue where the upper and lower rubber parts of the shoe come together. Because of this, the production seems sloppy to me. In my little experience, this is not a weak shoe, but still uncomfortable to look at.