ReebokMen's Work N Cushion 4.0 Walking Shoe

To be honest, I had been looking for a pair of trainers that didn't look like bulky trainers but were going to be suitable for walking since, in this hot weather, shoes are a bit heavy on the feet. I did a fair bit of research and read the independent reviews on a number of websites, only to find almost all the trainers they recommend were phenomenally expensive - and then I came across a review for these Reeboks, tucked away amidst the expensive trainers. They were given an almost near-perfect rating and so I thought I would order a pair (from Amazon) and see how I felt.The trainers seem to be nicely made, all stitching is perfect. The soles are not extra-thick and, if anything, they look more like casual shoes when worn with trousers. Perfect, just what I wanted. With the soles not being as thick as most other "walking trainers", the interior of the shoes is nicely padded and designed to give some softness and comfort when walking - and also designed for people who need to be on their feet all day in work.On first wearing (quite a long walk for a shopping trip) I could feel the softness underfoot even though these shoes are no actually as lightweight as I would have liked. However, likely because of the padding inside, they did feel quite tight and I would suggest if this happens to you then wear thin socks for a while. From experience, trainers do loosen up with wear and so I have no doubt the tightness will wear off. However, for people with a clear, wide foot, these are not going to be suitable.All in all, I am pleased so far. I can live with the tightness (I bought thinner, quality socks on my shopping trip) knowing they will loosen with wear. They look smart worn with trousers but I think might look too much like shoes to wear with shorts.

Very comfy snd good grip.

I bought this after long research of different products. It is so comfortable, good insole, and good cushioning when we walk and work.The only thing I feel some tightness at the front toe area I don't know may be cause if new shoe. Apart from that worth products. I would suggest if reebok give some wide shoes will be more better for customers to choose.

Good grip and they fit well , partner really like the style. seems good quality really comfortable to walk in would order again.

Lightweight, comfortable and looks durable.

They're comfortable, shower proof, and fit well, but mine are already falling apart - I've had to put superglue on the join of the sole tot he leather at the tip of the shoe.

After experimenting with different brands over the years, I've been wearing both Reebok Classic Leathers and Reebok Hi-Tops - both plain black and plain white - for more than 20 years. I find them supremely lightweight and very comfortable... and they last for ages. The only downside is that they are always a little stiff at first so take about a week to wear in and stretch to the exact shape of my feet. After that... bliss.I stopped buying plain white ones some time ago but still have 3 pairs of Hi-Tops in use, 1 pair still unworn in their box as I now prefer the low-slung versions as I've aged and no longer need the ankle support.The time came to replace my black Reebok Classic Leathers and I was surprised how much the price had risen... plus the sole appears to now be very heavily ribbed, which I'm not keen on. I found these 'Reebok Men's Work N Cushion 4.0 Walking Shoe' which look the same but with a less heavily ribbed sole... and are cheaper. Win-Win... but the proof is in the wearing.After a week of wearing first 1 then 2 pairs of socks to stretch the uppers to the shape of my feet... it's back to bliss again.Now, if only there was a 'Reebok Classic Leather' *slip-on* style for us very much older folk, life would be perfect. :)

These were sadly too narrow for me. They appeared well made.This is the first time I have experienced shoes too narrow. I bought Reebok walk ultra 7 to replace which are a perfect fit.