Reebok Men's Club Memt Classic Sneaker

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OK so I ordered this shoe to replace some worn out New Balance shoes. Since i have to have a special size that I have gotten from Reebok in the past I thought these would be a good choice because they came in the right size and they were affordable.... but.... when I got them they fit fine. After wearing them for about a week and a half i noticed pain in my foot heel. I did not immediately attribute this to the shoes so it took me a week or so more to figure that these lousy things had no real heel cushioning or support. These things were making my feet hurt to the point were I would wince whenever I needed to stand and start walking. I got the idea to try Dr Scholls inserts but even that did not work adequately so I had to consider getting a new shoe. I needed something which had thicker built in cushioning like a NIKE Air type shoe. Anyway that is what I ended up getting to replace these awful things. Please DO NOT buy these shoes because they will make your feet hurt and hurt and hurt!!

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Pretty stunning for a pair of white sneakers. Incredibly comfortable around the ankles with the generous cushioning. Love the light chalkish tint to the primary white upper to add a shade of contrast against the pure whiteness of the emblems, shoelaces and heel collar. The emblem itself is sewn in and then switched to the upper forming what looks like a window where u can peek in to see the logo (im describing this horribly). Several reviews did complain about the durability of the shoes, that it was not as long-lasting as it used to be. Obviously I cant tell that now but how long it lasts will definitely impact my overall opinion of the shoes. As of now, Im very happy with my purchase.

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I have been wearing (more or less) the same Reebok court shoe for over 30 years. When I put on my first pair, they were immediately comfortable and stayed that way until I wore them completely out. Ive bought A LOT of these shoes over the years. In fact, they were so much of a go-to shoe, I no longer tried them on. I just clicked and ordered the same size/style as before. Let me warn you: Theyve changed. The first thing I notice when I put them on is they seem a little smaller. Not a lot. But a little. I have a narrow foot and suddenly: these shoes are almost too narrow. Strange. The next thing that is immediately noticeable is the comfy insole has changed. The old insole with lots of support is now some "memory tech" insole. The "memory tech" part is that every time you wear them, you are reminded not to buy these ever again. And Im not sure if its the insole or the shoe... but they are suddenly whimsically, tissue thin. No exaggeration: I step on a pebble and it sort of feels like stepping on a pebble barefoot. Thats not supposed to happen. I am not supposed to be able to step on a quarter and tell you if it is heads or tails. Long time customer... no more.

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Ive been wearing Reebok Club C court shoes for decades and have always been very happy with them. I wait until the price drops, then I buy 3-4 pairs and stash them in the closet. A few months ago, I noticed that the price had seemingly dropped rather dramatically, so I ordered three pairs. However, I failed to notice that the name of the shoe had subtly changed... Wow...these are NOT the same shoe as the Club C, even though they look virtually identical. The first thing youll notice is that they are extremely lightweight. This because all of the material that went into the soles and arch support has been removed and replaced with some sort of "Memory Tech" garbage. The next thing youll notice is that they fit a little tighter than the Club C. Not dramatically tighter, but enough to be uncomfortable. But the size difference is the least of you worries, the first time you step outside youll find that you can feel EVERY SINGLE PEBBLE OR TWIG that you step on! Honestly, its almost like walking barefoot, these shoes offer zero arch support and virtually zero buffer between your feet and the ground. Sadly, I didnt realize any of this until I took a new pair on vacation...a vacation that included a lot of walking and trail hiking. I spent a week suffering from incredibly sore feet until I wised up, tossed them in the trash and bought a different pair of shoes at a local store. Avoid these things like the plague. They arent "shoes," they are slippers disguised as sneakers!

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I have bought several pairs of the Club sneakers over the years and these will probably be the last. It wasnt unusual for the sole to upper bond to separate in a few places, but it never extended down very far and didnt affect their wearability. This pair has a total failure at the heel of one shoe as my photo shows. They were purchased 8 months ago and I find that unacceptable since I have pairs where the sole bottom has worn out and this has never happened.

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