Reebok Men's Classic Leather Sneaker

I so much wanted to love these shoes! They look awesome, are well-made, and the soles are quite comfy! But unfortunately the right shoe would not stretch out for my foot width-wise. And the pain where my little toe started got worse and worse...to where I dreaded putting on these awesome-looking kicks. So had to return, yet I still recommend them because for probably 90% of folks they will work fine. My right foot is wider than my left, not by much, but enough to where this particular style shoe was unbearable. Hey Reebok, can you recommend any other Classic styles that might work better? Had my eye on the Reebok Workout Plus, but worried they too might kill my foot.

Toe box never felt right and ball of foot was uncomfortable. Should have returned right away but bought a different style that was great so I thought I should give the Classic a chance. Tried a couple of different insoles thinking that might be the fix but ultimately found that no matter the insole or how I laced up the shoe or what type of sock the shoe just sucked. Hey, maybe its just not right for my foot. But if you buy a pair if you don't feel good from the first moment box 'em up and send them back asap. Don't think the feel will improve, its not going to happen. Also, the added bling was ridiculous.

These aren't the same Reeboks from years ago. They tend to run a little on the narrow side for being mediums. Seems like nobody makes wide widths anymore, or at least very rarely. Technically, I should wear a 91/2 Wide. However, I have been for years, can, and do wear an 11 Medium. With having an ingrown toenail on my right foot, when I got these they hurt my feet at first. then, after wearing them for a couple days, they started to stretch and loosen up. I like the style and look of them, just wish they were a bit wider to begin with. Otherwise, they are quite comfortable, as one would expect Reebok shoes to be. Overall I am rather satisfied with them and would recommend.

I find that these classics run small so I have to size up. Since I have a wide foot, I normally size up to 8.5 (women) if I can't find an 8 wide. However, in these, I wear a size 9. I love these classics. I bought them in white back in the spring and they are so comfortable. As a 41 year old women living in NYC, comfy shoes are key and need good arch support. These are great for walking around and my feet never hurt in these. I recently bought them in pure grey for fall/winter. I will keep wearing these for as long as I can because they look great and are so comfortable. Don't change them.

These are fine for the most part except for the red tag that is sewn into the edge and goes inside the shoe, all the way into the sole. I noticed one day that the socks I had worn had 2 fine, vertical cuts in them from the edges of this tag and discovered it was the same with every pair of socks I've worn with them. I'm not really sure what to do here, if I cut the tag (which is sewn at only the top and the bottom) it will have to be torn out from the outside stitching, but leaving it means they're going to destroy every pair of socks I wear with them. Very confused why this was done so shoddily.

I'm knocking on 60 this year - I bought my first pair of classic's back in mid 80's !! These are a little narrow compared to those - in reality it's my feets are wider !! Just takes some breaking in - that's been my experience & I've bought 4 pair of the classic in last couple years. Always keep a pair of fresh white ready to go !! I've got a really bad back, neck & hips - these give my feet the support I need to get around without leg cramps. Again, my experience only. I've tried other brands vintage collection - not many use real leather & even the ones that due; have no support (no arch support). Hopefully this helps if you're on the fence about the leather classic collection !! I just call them vintage - like myself !!

I used to but Reebok classics for many years and they are my favourite style shoes that used to be very comfortable. The last pair I bought was very bad quality, the cushioning inside much thinner than the previous one. Within 3 months the inside material ripped open on both shoes where my heels were toughing the shoes and the plastic inside started rubbing my skin.. also the soles started detaching due to poor quality of the glue... I'm actually shocked as I was not wearing them every day and they broke within 3 months. How is that even possible?

I wear these shoes everyday just walking. Three months in and the insides touching the ankle had torn, which is odd because I religiously use my shoe horn. Then at four months I started hearing this pop sound coming from the bottom of the right shoe. I just wouldn't waste the money anymore on Reebok products. The same thing happened with my first pair. You figure a pair of shoes for walking would last longer than 5 months, and I've noticed more holes on the inside. I am mostly disappointed about this popping sound. I get keep thinking its a tac.