Mens Lace Up Trainer in Black

I don't normally order anything that I have to try on over the internet, but with Lockdown in full swing when the previous trainers failed, I took a chance on a pair of cheap trainers to keep me walking. These are comfortable and slightly larger than the size would suggest, no support to speak of, but at the price, that was to be expected.They are very light, and the construction doesn't allow your feet to breathe at all, and they get very hot when used for more than half an hour at a time, not ideal for the heat of the summer. That said, they are very cheap, and they're of solid construction, so good for the price.

Had these for two weeks & for the price they're pretty decent. They're pleasingly chunky & have a solid weight to them. They also look pretty good & are comfortable to wear all day (with thick socks).The downside is while comfortable, there's not actually much cushion in the sole & when walking on hard floors they give off a hard plastic sound that proper rubber wouldn't. You can hear the difference, as it were. But for cheap trainers overall they're pretty good.

Bought for friend, they seem very happy with them, said "They fit ok" considering he's a miserable sod that's pretty good.

I need a UK 12, my largest foot being 29.5 cm long. The 12's here are far too small, my big toe squashed firmly by the tip. The 13, which I ordered at the same time, fits perfectly lengthwise with just enough width (actually the best fit from the many I tried) and wriggle room at the toes when worn with thin sports socks also bought on Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08P2Z6RHW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 EDIT: There is not enough grip supplied by the plasticky and therefore slippy soles making it dangerous to play indoor sports, unless the surface has a good rubberised or otherwise grippy surface.

First I bought 2 of these shoes on a 2 for 20 deal. Bought this for using to work. I walk an hour a day. The first one lasted 10 days. The sole of the shoe cracked. Tried the second one and the same story. Apart from the very very poor quality sole, the body is also of poor material. If it rains, water seeps in and the whole shoe becomes wet. Thought may be the first lot was poor. Ordered again and bought another 2 for 20 and it is still the same. The sole breaks after / within 20 hours of walking. I have spent 40 pounds on four shoes and altogether these shoes have lasted me 40 days. I could have used this 40 pounds for a better shoe? I am never buying this.

These were bought to replace an old pair of trainers that had fallen apart. They will only be used for walking around the house and garden, going to the shops etc. and while doing jobs in the garden - which is what I want them for. For the price they are great value. I wouldn't use them for sports activity like running.

I have taken up walking for an hour each day during the pandemic and needed some cheap but decent trainers. These were very comfortable and seemingly good value for money when I first purchased them. However, they only lasted a grand total of three weeks. The sole has come apart at the heel, resulting in a very uncomfortable walk for me yesterday! Such a shame as I was initially so impressed with these.I would say, if you just need a pair for general use, these are fine, but for dedicated walking, jogging or running - steer clear.

I always buy an extra size online and this shoe fits very well.However, the tongue does not seem to be very well designed and is too short and hurts the top of my foot as it slips around the side.The sole is a little like a brick too and I have put insoles in to compensate.All in all though I would recommend the shoe at the price bought