HOBIBEAR Mens Running Shoes Ultra Lightweight Casual Shoes Mesh Sneakers
- Brand:
- Hobibear
- Model Number:
- TAzzsx
- UPC:
- 641320573340
- EAN:
- 0641320573340
- Walmart SKU:
- 1885163895
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.0/5 from 475 reviews.
This was the second pair that I bought for my father! He absolutely, totally loves these shoes. I don't think that he will ever wear another kind of shoe. I bought four other-different kinds of shoes. All black, mesh, memory foam. He couldn't get them on by himself. I had to use a shoe horn! He's 90 years old and slips these right on! Thank you!
if you were looking for a super lightweight slip on shoe that looks like a high-quality sneaker this is the one for you. My mother-in-law had bought them for my husband and it turned out. He loves them.
This is my second pair. These shoes are extremely light weight and comfortable. Also, they're very durable. It's been 2 years since I've bought them and I'm still wearing them. If I have to think of any negatives, that would the shoe laces. Over time they stretch and have to knot them few times. But that's a minor inconvenience compared all other positives. Bottom line, great pair of shoes for an unbeatable price!
For the price these are fine. I paired them with a good quality insole and they work fine. I put over 50 miles a week on them, so yeah they do the job.
The shoe has a slightly snug fit compared to other brand shoes, shoe wearer is originally a size 10. The mesh is breathable, after a few runs on the treadmill the shoe mesh hasn't stretched, laces are durable. The fit is wearing a slightly on the thicker side of sock.
terrible ankle support and I needed 2 insoles so my feet don't hurt. the only Pros are that they are easy to put on, no shoelaces needed and they are very cheap
These are NOT good running shoes. the sole is very thin and flat. People WILL get injuries if they try to run in these shoes. I don't really like walking in them. However, because these shoes are very flat and lightweight, i would recommend them for weightlifting and strength training. I've worn these to the gym several times, for stationary exercises theyre very well suited. For simply planting the feet and getting a good grip when heavy lifting I have no complaints. If these were marketed as straight weightlifting shoes i would have rated them higher, but it specifically says for running, and that ain't it chief.
I am very cheaply made there too small and I've always can a size 13 and they're usually a little big but material is very thin and I believe she would be feeling cold this winter with them I really thought there was better quality and I'm need a better quality too I work in the food industry so I'm I miss you for more hours and a lot of walking everyday and anyway more reliable comfortable and I'm so cute that you can last I just feel like those shoes and buy them in 10 bucks for them at the most I paid almost 20 and I seen before the surprise was 50 that is insane I believe that's a rip off and they're not even named brand I can see if they Nikes are reeboks Adidas it's a timberland or something the price would be okay but it's all of it it's still too small
I'm not sure why you'd pay $60 for these! They run a size or possibly 2 sizes too small. Come squished in a bag. My son has average feet and these were awkwardly wide around the heel or back half of his foot. Maybe a knock around shoe fit $20 bucks otherwise use the $60 for nice name brand,
sorry,,, but the inside soul as hard as concrete and the outer sole some type of Chinese plastic\rubber construction was planning on doing lots of walking or running but these are definitely not suitable for me
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