Review on TSIODFO Men Sneakers: Fashionably Versatile Sport Running Athletic Tennis Walking Shoes by John Mejia

The design language of this shoe is pleasing to the eye and the construction of the upper seems pretty solid, but there are serious design flaws elsewhere. First, I don't have wide feet, but the opening of this shoe around the ankle is so tight and narrow that I had a hard time tucking my foot in with the laces completely loose and two hands stretching the sides. Once my foot was in it felt so tight around the hole, although I would describe the space inside as being just the right size and I could wiggle my toes with no problem. I don't think ordering a size in that range helps much. The other downside of this shoe is that the sole is made of hard plastic, which is very noticeable with every step. It feels like the heel is made out of Lego bricks, although there's a piece of rubber on the sole for light traction and there's a fairly soft insole on the inside. But even with those two things and my own Dr. Scholl insoles, I could still tell that I was walking on hard plastic every time I put my heel down. There doesn't seem to be any flex and I doubt it will improve with some wear. Finally, shipping in a cheap ziplock bag with a broken zipper shows how little has gone into making a decent product. Overall there is either a serious lack of quality control or these shoes are very poor quality in general. I've had a $20 payless shoe that was better than this one.