👟 UNOW Chinese Traditional Cloth Kung Fu Shoes,Black - Stylish and Authentic Footwear for Martial Arts Enthusiasts Review

I bought a pair of these shoes in 2019 and they were so comfortable that I bought another pair a few months ago. They are soft and the sole is flexible and thin enough that I can feel the ground beneath my feet and adjust my position for better balance. I wash them in cold water with towels in the washing machine, then put in a dry washcloth and set them in to dry. They dry easily overnight. I am so happy with them this is my third pair. Even if I wore them at home most of the time, the first…

I wore these shoes when I served in Asia. Convenient to carry at home. Ignore this review as this design is not intended to be supported. It's safe to say that you won't twist your ankle in these shoes, they're snug but not overpowering. I would happily purchase a second pair, one for indoor use only and another to wear for quick trips to the store and around the house. In general, they like it very much. The seller's description was correct, shipping was fast and I think this is a quality…

I'm pleasantly surprised at how much I love these shoes. I only had to put something on inside - to put on after entering the house and removing my shoes or boots. And I was careful because Chinese shoes of this type (like tai chi shoes) are often very uncomfortable, with poor workmanship and little support, so I stopped wearing them 25 years ago. But they are very good and offer sufficient support, mainly due to the excellent high-strength outsole. One caveat is that I wear them with socks and

Comfortable shoes that last. I've had my pair for 6 months and they are holding up well. I usually do Tai Chi in flat shoes or barefoot. One of my teachers made "tai chi shoes" for us, so I bought a pair. They're great for just fetching in the yard, hiking, going to the beach, or running errands around town. I like that they just glide. I bought my regular shoe size so they feel a bit big and not as stable on my feet as my trainers do when I'm doing martial arts. I'd suggest going down a half…

My pair of these shoes are not very stable for lateral movements. My foot hits the side of the fabric and then wants to fall off the sole. My martial arts balance is noticeably better barefoot so I stopped using them for martial arts. Maybe my shoes are too big (I ordered the same size as the US shoes, but the foot size may indicate a slightly smaller size). UPDATE: My new pair appears to be suitable for martial arts. The shoes appear to be something different from my old pair (the shoe tag is…

I have previously purchased two other types of kung fu shoes from two other sellers. One had a cotton sole. The house was very quiet, but the cotton sole was like a sponge so I couldn't even go out on the porch to get my mail on a rainy day. It was also very narrow, with an uncomfortable heel tilt. The second pair had a red-brown plastic sole. Better, but the plastic was very hard and slippery on tile/vinyl floors. When I turned a corner too quickly and lost my balance, I dropped the pair. This

Probably the most comfortable shoes I've ever worn! I was a little worried about buying shoes on the internet because of course you can't try them on, but everything worked out. I wear an 8 on some shoes and an 8.5 on others, depending on the manufacturer. These shoes were a size 8-8.5 so I figured at such a low price I couldn't go wrong. Good choice! These shoes are wonderful. They arrived two days later. They came in their own little carry case which was nice. I bought these for tai chi and…