👟 Adidas Unisex Questar Black Active Boys' Sneakers: Stylish and Comfortable Footwear Review

I am sad about these shoes. We bought these for my 10 year old son for his birthday and he loves them. They are cute, comfortable and easy to wear. However, less than two months have passed and the sock is already worn out. He's active, but oh well. These are children's shoes. They must be made for activity. He doesn't wear them every day and he's not THAT active. This is disappointing.

My son has autism and only wears one type of shoe. The Tanjun Nike is still slippery, i. H. They're just as soft and I haven't been able to get them anywhere lately so I tried them out and he liked them. They are very comfortable. If you are used to nike then i would say they are a bit bigger because i ordered 3 because they outgrew nike 2 sizes and they were quite big so i took 2 1/2 too and they always are still a bit great but now have two pairs for my picky 9 year old. I will continue to…

This shoe had a hole in the toe of the right shoe about 2 weeks later we received them. My 6 year old son loved these shoes, they fit perfectly and were comfortable for him. The mesh on the toes is the main reason I bought this shoe - it's stretchy, comfortable and has some flex. The shoes had some room in front of the toes for him to grow a little in them. Why did a tiny hole become a gaping hole in a matter of days? I have no idea, especially as the hole was in his fingertips and not in the…