adidas Men's Low-Top Training Shoes

I wear a size 10.5 saucony running shoe so I ordered size 10.5, very happy with the fit!!! They feel great!! I just got them so I can't comment on the durability but they seem well constructed. Light on the feet. Feel good transitioning between stances.

This is the second pair of these shoes I have bought for my husband and he absolutely loves them. He wore the first pair completely out after about 2 years. They would have lasted a lot longer but he wore them pretty much every day, in all types of environments, instead of saving them for Tai Chi as I had intended he would. The shoe is incredibly lightweight and flexible and the sole is made for martial arts or similar activities, not for streetwear; however, he loved the way the shoes felt so much he wore them everywhere. I am sure he will do the same with this pair!

Comfortable, sturdy, true to size. A little wide for my narrow foot, need more than a one eye lace in order to tighten it.

These pat shoe are great fit for me for I take taekwondo. Very lite weight and very durable.

Comfortable

My husband enjoys these shoes for his tai chi.

This shoe is great for kicking / sparring in Taekwondo and other martial arts. The material is durable and comfortable. However, they stretch out quickly. Also, the insoles feel too tall and gave me an unstable stance, so I had to take them out. So go at least half a size down.

These kicks are perfect for jumping rope ( I really dont jump, I skip slightly off the ground one foot at a time) If you jump you do not know what you are doing, 🤣

Excelente producto

I’m a taekwondo student and I ordered theses for using in the club. What I like the most is they fit perfect and are light and comfortable. They look great too

El pedido llegó antes de la fecha

I was concerned about the sizing due to so many reviews about sizing being off. The shoe fits well, true to sizing, quality looks good. I am pleased.

As described.Lightweight and comfortable.I normally train Japanese jitsu and BJJ bare foot, but after twice suffering broken toes in the last 2 years during stand up grappling I decided to try mat shoes to get back to training quicker and protect toes.So far, so good for stand up in Japanese jitsu /judo. Very Comfortable. Good grip. Have enabled me to get back on the mat only 1 week after the injury, as the soles provide protection to the broken toe. I’m impressed.Discovered I am not a fan of shoes for rolling in BJJ so I won’t be using them for that.