Feethit Mens Slip On Running Shoes Breathable Lightweight Comfortable Fashion Non Slip Sneakers for Men

TL;DR

Comfortable, stylish, and less than $30 when on sale? What’s the catch? Oh, they are a mass-produced product from China that is the equivalent of a name-brand without the ridiculous name-brand premium tax added? Rather than paying $50-$100 a pair, you get the same design and quality for a fraction of the price? Sign me up!

THE GOOD

● Extremely comfortable and a cushion feeling.
● The sizing fits perfectly and is a snug fit. For comparison, a size 8.5-9 Nikes will fit this 9.5 size, but it is a snug fit. Suggest grabbing a pair above your normal shoe size.
● We got the pure white pair and it’s fire!
● Affordable AF. Usually on sale, so wait to grab a pair or more.
● Lightweight and breathable. Running felt nice as the material lets air pass through the shoe.

THE BAD

● The title said, “slip on”, but there are still shoe laces that need to be tied, so not really slip-ons?

ANSWERS TO FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Are they suited for standing for a long time?

Yes, we imagine so. It is lightweight and very comfortable to wear for a prolonged period of time.

Are these wide?

No. For wide feat people (like us), we recommend getting a size above your regular shoe size.

Are these washable?

We have not tried it yet, but we cannot imagine why it cannot be washed. Do not recommend machine washing, but perhaps wash it by hand and air dry it using the power of the sun.

First off, I was not expecting much buying a no-name shoe online, especially for the price. Boy was I in for a surprise…

I’ve owned these for almost a full year, and can confidently say these are the most comfortable shoes I’ve ever worn. I normally wear a size 11 and these fit me perfectly. Prior to this the most comfortable shoes I had were some Cole Haans with the Nike air technology. These shoes are so lightweight, so comfortable, I can wear them all day long without feeling a thing. Whenever I (rarely) need to wear a different pair of shoes, I am immediately reminded of how much I used to hate wearing shoes and couldn’t wait to take them off.

Based on the price, I expected them to wear down quickly. However they are still going strong. Running, hiking, long walks, biking, worn to office / casual events. These shoes have been soaked in mud multiple times, but clean up easily by just throwing them in the washing machine and then the dryer. The soles and the insoles have both worn down a bit over the past year; at this rate I expect to get 1.5 to 2 years out of them before needing to be replaced. So far I must have put at least a thousand miles on these shoes based on how much I wear them.

They look good too. I have the all-black pair, and they look decent with jeans and a button up shirt for a night out, but also look natural in an athletic setting with shorts and no socks. Very versatile and subtle.

Now for the cons, which are minor. The pattern on the bottom of the sole is prone to some squeaking/suction sounds at first. However after about a month some of the ridges wore down just enough that it was no longer a problem. Second: they are not as breathable as I would have liked. For example, when running or biking, you don’t feel any air on your feet. Wearing them out in the sun on a hot summer day, your feet will get a bit stuffy. In fact the fabric is woven tight enough that I wear them in the winter and in the rain, and don’t get too cold or wet. So I do wish they made a more breathable version for summer time use.

All that being said, these are still the best pair of shoes I’ve ever had. Ultra light weight, comfortable, and can be worn all day long without feeling any fatigue whatsoever.

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UPDATE: It’s been 1 year and 9 months, and the soles on these shoes are fully worn out and ready for replacement. Considering I’ve put between 1,000-2,000 miles of walking in these, that’s pretty good. If anyone from Feethit is reading this, here are my top suggestions to perfect this shoe:

1) Easy fix – change the tread pattern. The current pattern causes suction cup effect on hard floors until it starts to wear down. Simply add some gaps in the circle pattern in the tread and it will remedy that issue.

2) Most importantly, put a thin piece of durable rubber on the bottom of the sole. The sole does wear down after some time and lose traction, especially on smooth wet floors (e.g. in the rain, in a kitchen, etc.). A thin piece of durable rubber would add more traction and also extend the life of the cushion-like sole (which is fantastic, don’t change it!). This would easily be worth an extra $5-$10 in the price.