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  Gary Cain

  8 years ago

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  Not sure why the shoe tread is so easy on my feet.   Maybe because the tread doesn't roll the blood out of the foot as the pressure moves along the foot while walking.   All I know is it works wonderful for me.   Oh just bought 2 more pair online.   Thanks so much engineers at Reebok.

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  Gary Cain

  8 years ago

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  I love them.   Greaat on concrete...and very light...best shoes that I've ever worn....feet feel great after walking on concrete for 12hours.   Where can I buy 2 more pair quick?

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  Bryan

  11 years ago

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  Novelty shoe as usual. unstable and a low top too buh bye ankle. I am an avid aggressive hiker or "off roader" as they are calling it. Nothing beats a good hiking boot I have tried many an option and the best has been my $60 hitecs aggressive tread on loose dirt or hard stone works great.

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  Tom

  11 years ago

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  My guess is they can force demold the rubber soles
  
  I think that they look ridiculous, but still kinda cool in a bombastic way. Also, shoes are often ridiculous and gimmicky, so whatever.

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  slippyfish

  11 years ago

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  These things look like hell, but I'd love to see what the mold for the sole looks like. How do you draft something like this - what's the pull direction? Or are there many? Or being foam does it not matter?

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  Luke

  11 years ago

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  This doesn't accomplish anything a robust set of cleats could do. Frankly, they look ridiculously unstable and painful to wear; it's a rolled ankle just waiting to happen.
  
  These shoes belong on Squidward, not on human feet.

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  BOB

  11 years ago

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  I do appreciate the thinking on this product- it also does remind me of something I saw at the museum of sex

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  Philippe

  11 years ago

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  Interesting, but looks like a marketing gimmick to me. An ATV tire is not a foot, I imagine the forces working on the thread are very different.
  So on the one hand, good for Reebok that they have the balls to try something new. On the other hand, they really need to validate this concept if they want me to take them seriously.

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