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If you have flat feet that are normal width these will not fit you. My foot went over the sole pattern and it made my feet look like the were swollen when you looked at the shoes from the side. They have no sole support either and when you walk on the ground with them you can feel the gravel and pebbles. These are no sneakers for people that walk around to get things done. They are more pointier looking than they were on the website. The color was not as bright as they were in the picture either. If you own a car and drive around the corner to the store then these shoes are for you. They just look cute but that's about it. Functionality is weak on these shoes. They look cute on line though... LOL

I really wanted some red tennis shoes, but I am on a budget. I saw these and I was happy with the price so I took a chance. I didn’t realize they were men’s shoes so I ordered an 8 and my toes were swimming at the toes. So, I returned them, waited for my refund to hit my account then reordered them in a 7 (I wear 8-8-1/2 women’s) and they fit perfectly. I do a combination of sitting and standing at my desk and some walking throughout the day at work and these shoes were quite comfortable. I definitely feel they are worth the purchase.

I bought these shoes because I hoped I could wear them daily for work. I work in a big box home improvement store. There is absolutely no support in these shoes. The soles are so flimsy that they can easily be folded lengthwise, which is the opposite of what I like.I like a flexible shoe that bends naturally with my feet. Once I took the padded, glued insole out, I was able to put in a stiffer insole with cushioning and was happy with the fit.Within a year, the soles completed wore off, but the soles were cheap and offered no stick. These are slippery shoes. I do not recommend wearing them for work.For casual wear, I was happy with these shoes. Having larger feet, size 14, these shoes made driving safer because they are sleek and form fitting. I can't wear some shoes because they take up too much of the foot well and the pedals are too close together.In short, these shoes are good for casual wear and driving, but not for walking or a lot of standing.

I was looking for a good pair of shoes for work and my guitarist recommended these to me. I'm a professional working drummer and gig 5 to 6 days a week and put a lot of strain on my feet. Between all the walking I do loading and unloading all my gear plus playing for typically 3 hours these shoe did great! I have been using another very popular brand to play but they don't have no where near the support and comfort tat the Alpine Swiss shoes have. They also have very nice cushioning and support inside and are a fraction of the price of actual drumming shoes that usually start at $100 (USD). Next pair are the red ones...

These looked like pretty good shoes in the pics but, the comfort isn't there with the rubber waffle pattern under the not quite thin insole liner; (I know my feet would not be all day comfortable in these shoes.) The bottom of the shoe is made of the same synthetic rubber material as the sides that the uppers are wrapped in. I don't know about other colored soles but, the white soled shoes, like mine, are dirt magnets.They look like they could be $40 or higher priced sneakers but, they're really just the under $20 kind. (Hope they redesign em or retire em.)Overall, I'm mostly disappointed with these. On the positive side, the company supports good children's charities.

3rd pair of alpine swiss shoes.These new ones are great and pretty comfortable.

Within 6 months, the rubber bottom of both shoes has separated almost completely from the fabric. I have had to use super glue to keep them attached. One of the shoe laces broke and one shoe has a hole in the bottom from walking.I am FAR from an active person and they barely lasted 6 months for me. I bought them at $25 and now they cost 10$ more. At 25$, they were a decent value lasting me 6months. Someone who is more active they will probably only last a couple months. My advice, don’t buy these shoes unless you are super low activity AND the price drops to like $19.99 AND you are okay replacing them in under a year.I RARELY leave reviews and I buy hundreds of products on here. These were a big disappointment.I will say that they do look nice until they get a little wear and tear.

Playing drums for over 20 years leads to experience with all sorts of products. One important product for touring drummers: lightweight drum shoes. These are cheap but well made shoes. I don't know if I'd wear em' around town every day but for playing drums, they're perfect. I have perfect pedal feel and control while wearing them. While playing 16th note singles on the bass drums at 260 bpm or heel-toe doubles, I have absolutely no complaints. So for you drummers out there looking for an inexpensive drum shoe, this is it.