Ikunka Sneakers: High-Quality Non Slip Men's Training Footwear Review

Well made, no visible manufacturing defects, easy to clean, universally applicable. My husband is just as comfortable walking in a warehouse as he is climbing hills over rough terrain. No more slipping down. Bonus for me because the last 2 times he ate dirt he took me out. I bought a black pair, I only had to wipe them down once. You cleaned up well. Don't wear them in the coop, you'll spend hours cleaning chicken droppings off the steps. And don't think you can let the poop dry and clean up…

I was looking for an inexpensive (under $25) pair of shoes to wear to the carpentry shop when I was working wood and came across ikunka's men's trail running shoes. So far I have been very positively surprised by the quality and appearance of the shoes. I have decided to wear them to work and need to buy another pair for the store. I bought the black and gray ones which have a reflective iridescent area (SEE IMAGE) on the sides, near the laces and on the back of the shoe which is really cool…

The heel seemed a bit high at first, got used to it and became comfortable. Will not slip on wet, slippery surfaces at a 45° angle. Slightly thicker foresoles would have been better. I haven't run with a heavy backpack yet, but I will soon, the temperature is getting better. The lower path is deep enough to play golf. Laugh out loud. The fit was exact. Definitely worth the $20 price tag. Got camo and was surprised by the reflective rear heel and toe areas; not visible during the day but visible

I picked them up and threw them away as cheap trail wear, but I regret my decision. For all my life I can't wrap my head around what you "follow" anything that goes on your feet, but you feel everything that isn't a flat surface. What I'm talking about is that anything that isn't level, grass or pavement, could feel like I wasn't even on my feet. Don't do this, you will regret it. Trust me, you want compensation, not refunds.

These shoes are nothing more than sandals with a fabric upper. The underside is so thin you can feel rocks and tree roots, making it difficult to carry anything other than a flat surface. The insole is a foam sole that is less dense than a yoga mat. The shoes twist easily and provide no support when walking on uneven ground. I would not recommend this shoe for anything other than pavement or grass.

These shoes have no midsole and the sole is very thin, but surprisingly they feel quite comfortable when walking and standing. Grip is generally good, but they are slippery on paved surfaces. I work as a hiking guide so I've been working really hard in these shoes for the last 2 months and I'm happy to say they've held up very well.

Sharp looking light shoes. Mesh design for coolness. However, the soles are noticeably thin and have very little arch support. I added an insole for arch support. Good price like $20

I couldn't believe the price and they are not for hiking. But they are GREAT for long walks and need a light shoe with good support. But to say they are for hiking is an exaggeration. But for catering or very long days in black shoes on any flat surface. YES!

The deep profile encouraged me to use them on turf for lugless traction. The shoes are like high heels. Padding on the heel and nothing on the front. I prefer to wear trail running shoes on grass because of the better support and comfort. I bought them to see if they were a cheaper alternative to big brand trail runners, but I wouldn't wear them if they were free. Worst shoes I've ever had.

I needed red sneakers for a family reunion and I found them. My cousin and I bought them all and were standout winners for comfort and style. Great show at a very good price

The size fits perfectly. The bottom of the shoe is durable and perfect for hiking. The material is breathable and durable. Very important.