👟 Discover the Power of Reebok Women's Sole Fury Ts Cross Trainer Review

Due to the elastic material of the shoe, it is difficult to walk downhill in it as my toe feels like my foot will fall out. Otherwise they are comfortable and I feel like I'm walking on clouds.

Very comfortable and as expected. They are fine for home use. They are not for cross training. The material is similar to neoprene and when you exercise or walk outdoors on an incline, your foot slides over the entire surface.

These shoes look great and I love the lack of laces but when I start a fast pace or an incline I feel like I'm going crooked. Like I'm about to twist my ankle. I think I will use other sports shoes for training. However, they're still cute for the city.

I think they run small or I'm the wrong size but it's hard to tell because the toe material is so stretchy that what seemed normal at home, was actually comfortable went to the trail. The good thing is that these shoes do not need to be unlaced and will keep their shape.

I'll admit that I bought these shoes because they look so cool and I've always loved the comfort of Reebok. And when I put them on for the first time, I liked them. But after walking around the house for about an hour, they felt so cramped! The fabric doesn't even stretch as much as the leather. I bought an 8 1/2 which is 1/2 more than I usually buy so didn't feel comfortable switching to a 9. The problem wasn't the length; they were too inflexible. Unfortunately I sent them back.

First of all, I love the design! Second, convenience comes first. The soles are springy and the shoe is very light overall. My size is 7.5 for US women and 39 for Europe women. I've been using them for about two weeks so I can't say if they're holding up or not. But I hope they last 2-3 years. Because I really like the design and the texture of the sneakers. The white color gets dirty easily, so I don't recommend walking on a rainy day. And $50 for this cool pair of sneakers. I have to say…

I want to love them. They're super soft, like you're on foam springs, and they look amazing, but that's about it. I feel like I might slip out of them or sprain my ankle. The shoe's material is stretchy enough to feel like kids' craft foam, which is great if you want light weight, but the seller is wrong in classifying it as a cross-training shoe. This is for walking, if anything, maybe just a nice slipper. I also have narrow feet but this is for people with 2D feet. Does not squeeze in width…