Vans

Ultrarange VR3 Shoe

Size struggle

They don't fit me well. They are my fourth pair of ultrarange, and I normally wear 10us size this style was way bigger but this small size (9us) doesn't fit well. A bit of disappointment as they look quite well

Ultrarange VR3 Shoe.

Size Bought:

10 womans

Height:

5' 10"

Weight:

145

I don't what it is but these shoes work for me. I have flat feet/hyper flexion pronating and have had two foot surgeries. There is enough arch support to do the job . I also have narrow feet and toes so the slimmer design works for my foot. The back does tend to slip but if you tie them with a heel lock lace on the last outlet , your good. Felt like it ran a little big , I wore a size woman 10 instead of 10.5 but I honestly wish all shoes were sized like this. The outer material is soft so it doesn't hurt my surgical scars and i can wear them a little tighter. I wear them for walking around and skating . I wouldn't hike or mountain bike in them ( but they don't look like they were made for that). I wanted a shoe that i could skate in and also wear with a sporty dress or jeans.

Cush

I have arthritis in both ankles, so I walk wocky as every step is pain full. Wearing these shoes are the closest I have gotten to walking normally in years. It is like I imagine walking on clouds is like "CUSH"

Pass on these.

Familiarity:

I returned this product before using it

Size Bought:

10.5

Pass on these shoes, very narrow, and a full size too smaller than my other Vans. The material felt like my toes could bust through it if I raised my toes. Also the sole has a very weird curve to it in the middle making it feel even more narrow. Just not the quality of most Vans.

Pirate wheels

Love these shoes, really light, think they'll go well in the gym and as a bonus I totally feel like a pirate Arrghhh

Poorly Designed, Uncomfortable Shoe

Familiarity:

I returned this product before using it

Size Bought:

10.5

Height:

5' 11"

Weight:

160

I was really excited to receive these shoes, hoping they would be perfect for mountain biking or easy hikes on groomed trails. Unfortunately, the aggressive curve around the inner arch support causes the shoe to pull your foot forward. This makes the foot pull away from the heel area, and in turn the heel moves up and down inside the shoe - essentially the same action you get when wearing flip flops. It also caused a pressure point in my arch area that would be a real problem for someone with more advanced plantar-fasciitis. The sock-style construction leaves no way to tighten the laces enough to secure the rear of the shoe to your achilles area, and you essentially have a piece of rubber and cloth moving independent to your foot, with no support whatsoever. These are great looking shoes, but the overall design makes them pretty much useless for any activity, including walking around the house to try them on.