NikeMen's Track & Field Shoes

They run half a size bigger and was able to quickly exchange them. Definitely comfortable and stylish. Highly recommend.

Very comfortable

I received what I ordered. GJ!

Fit

Nice shoe

The shoe had an abnormally long tongue. I wasn’t a huge fan of it. Looks kinda weird with shorts.

La calidad no es buena

Take 0,5 size more

I didn't like these when I first got them - they seemed really badly finished; the leather seemed almost like UPVC, and the edges are really untidy and rough.There is no cushioning compared to running trainers, and at first they seemed quite tight.However, they stretched to fit my wide feet and despite the lack of padding they are actually very comfortable. I am a postman, and walk at least 35 miles a week - since I bought these, I have worn them constantly and they are still going strong,although the hard wearing soles are wearing down quite an extent. I have been using them since the middle of November.The soles are much harder than those on trainers; the toothed patterning works well on grass but is just as bad as most trainers on wet tiles and steps.My feet don't ache too much after wearing them, and considering how long they last, I am very pleased. I've even grown to like the rough appearance they have.Edit 09-05-17: They are still going strong...Edit 25-06-17: a small tear between the breathing holes near the little toe, and a slight lifting of the upper from the sole. See new pictures. They look very worn, but have gone through a lot of miles.

Utter junk. I'm a shoe repaired by trade and I've just put these trainers on and instantly can tell they are badly made and I question the authenticity of them. The first time I pull gently on the laces this happens (see photo)

These are the most uncomfortable trainers I have ever bought. I though they might bed in, but they will make your heels hurt. They are too hard and are not running shoes, maybe casual shoes or something. I expected them to be real runners, but you'll be bleeding around your heal if you run or trek. The back heal is made from an unforgiving material that is not cushioned. The sole is overly flat and hard as hell, literally concrete like, its very unforgiving. I have 4 blisters now, incredible rigidness from one end of the shoe to another. I should have stayed with Adidas and went for the cloth type shoes, not this rigid leather type, simply to uncomfortable for training in. The trainers are most likely fake as they are so uncomfortable. They do come in a Nike box, made in India, but they will cut your feet to ribbons, really disappointing.

Now I'm not the most trainer savvy. I need comfy non-slip trainers that I can wear at work when climbing across desks running cables. It's about the only running I do.I discovered these back in 2011 and usually buy 2 pairs a year, every year ... but not any more.The last three pairs have all failed in the same way due to a change in the manufacturing process.The plastic 'heel plate' shatters and cuts on through the material rubbing the back of your foot to the point of blistering. It takes about 8 weeks of wear, I normally get 26 weeks of hard wear 12-14 hours a day.Hopeless.It's appalling considering the price has doubled over the last eight years.Avoid these budget rip offs.

I was a little apprehensive when ordering these - there were a fair few negative reviews that almost dissuaded me from buying - but returning items with Amazon is a breeze (in my experience anyway), so I thought I'd take a chance. And I'm so glad I did.They fit like a glove, and they do one thing incredibly well - something that my Revolution 4's can't do at all: keep my feet bone dry in the rain!I haven't experienced any blisters or chaffing, and they're certainly not fake. Now if you're used to wearing unicorn hide held together by Angel hair on your feet, you may disagree with me here, but they seem to be made of good quality material.They look EXACTLY as pictured. They're really sturdy, yet very comfortable and lightweight. Only time will tell how durable they are, but I'm pretty optimistic on that score. All in all, I'm really happy with them, and I'll quite possibly end up buying second pair.UPDATE: I've been wearing these for a while now, and still no issues with durability or comfort. I'm well over 20 stone, and I've taken some really long hikes in these things - mostly in the pouring rain. Definitely worth every penny!