Nike Men's Formation Gymnastics Shoe

These are great shoes to me. They fit well and are very comfortable. They look very nice and seem to be built sturdy. I am glad I bought these shoes. Sonic on the run sonic having fun.

These are my goto active wear shoes that I wear consistently every day. They are comfortable, durable, and stylish. These shoes were at a great price. Thanks again,😁

Well made, size and fit correct.

A 'HAIR'. Just a HAIR small maybe. Many reviewers for example wrote #1. that they fit 'True to size,' while still others wrote #2. 'Fit as expected.'Okay. For me that's a tough one because I'm left to wonder 'Did they EXPECT' the shoe to fit a little small, or a little large and also the 'True to size' part. I say this because I've bought this that or the other thing with experience buying from that manufacturer and I EXPECTED it to fit small or large SO with that it DID fit as expected.Whereas if I'd never bought a certain brand before and the size chart gave a specific measurement and I gauged my decision to choose some size because of the information in the chart THEN an item DID or DIDN'T fit ... ALSO as 'EXPECTED. See where I'm going with this?So, iF you're POSITIVE that you wear a size 11 BUT your foot is maybe 'just' a little wide BUT not so wide that you have to buy an 11 W for example as opposed to 11 D or M. (U.S.) then you might want to go with an 11.5 or POSSIBLY even a 12 (that is to say then a half to a full size larger.)I'm serious, I am NOT yanking your chain here. These are VERY comfortable. They have a thick sole. I stand a full one inch taller in these. They absorb shock quite well also. I have a pair of Nike SHOX that I paid around $139.00 for. The Air Monarch here is WAY more comfortable for just walking around AND they're fine for treadmill. (The SHOX ARE better all around for treadmill for me due to the recovery of first my right knee, then my left: so for the ultimate running shoe for rehab, I would recommend the SHOX in tandem with some very good compression knee sleeves for what that's worth.)If you have no issues, you just want something almost all purpose, not too pricey (VERY affordable in fact) and nice looking (they don't look cheap at all,) I absolutely highly recommend these. At the same time ... I've lost my train of thought because while inserting the previous sentence I managed to delete an entire paragraph...SO the bottom line is that I highly recommend these.

Comfortable and nice looking shoes

Good shoe. Fits well.

Best shoes ever!

After having worn these for just shy of a year, as others have experienced, the rubber outsole began separating from the shoe at the toe. My left shoe completely separated from the toebox (if I lifted up my foot, the outsole would droop down), meanwhile the right shoe has started to separate at the toe. Wouldn't recommend this shoe as a daily driver, but more like an inexpensive "show" piece, where they get used maybe 1 or 2 times a week or don't get exposed to the elements. Otherwise, you'll be lucky if they make it past 8 months.Comfort/Fit: 9/10 -- Offered great arch support, plenty of cushion for my daily dog walks, and did a pretty good job at keeping my feet dry when treading through wet grass. They're also semi breathable, so my feet didn't get ridiculously sweaty during warm mornings. Above all else, they fit my high-arched, wide feet really well (9.5 4E). No complaints in the fit in length or width (as expected/comparable to brands -- if anything, runs about a 1/4 size longer than a Nike 9.5 4E, but not enough to warrant a smaller size).Design/Materials: 2/10 -- The quarter package (inner shoe padding), the insole, and the stitching have held up great to repeated usage (no problems there); however, the materials/glue used on the outside of the boot are super cheap and prematurely break down. For example, when the outsole was coming off of the left boot, I was able to fix it by using a ton of E6000 glue (I first used Shoe Goo and that did not work and separated within a week -- I also had to use quite a bit more E6000 glue than I wanted, but I needed to make sure the bond between the outsole and shoe was sealed off from water/debris). Unfortunately, I also used some semi-sticky tape to hold everything together/in place while waiting for the glue to congeal. After about 48hrs, I took off the tape, and with it came chunks of the paper-thin pleather. Now my shoe looks like it has a really bad sun-burn where the pleather has bubbled/curled up and/or peeled away from the shoe. Despite the shoe looking like Frankenstein, the E6000 glue has held up long enough for me to purchase a different pair of shoes. If it weren't for the cheap manufacturing glue or lack of glue, none of this should have been an issue.Overall: 5/10 -- the shoe holds up fine as long as you don't wear it outside too often (in door use is ideal, as I have another pair that I strictly use for work and that pair has held up fine over the same time span - a year). If you're looking for a cheap shoe to use and abuse and don't expect it to last for more than a year, get these, otherwise, you may want to look elsewhere.