PF Flyers Center Hi Re-Issue
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Description
View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- Since 1937, PF Flyers has been dedicated to having fun, looking good and being comfortable. It's an essential, ready-for-action synergy that simply improves with age.
- This is the basketball shoe to wear everywhere!
- Classic vulcanized rubber construction with a canvas upper.
- Heritage and railroad foxing tape and trim with a gum-rubber outsole.
- Removable Reissue insole with rigid PF Wedge® for comfort.
- Measurements:
- Weight: 13 oz
- Product measurements were taken using size Men's 7.5, Women's 9, width Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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No other brand represents the spirited enjoyment of classic American sport and recreation more than PF Flyers(R). From timeless court and tennis styles to iconic boots and deck shoes, PF has pioneered some of the most enduring designs in sneaker history. Generations of Americans have made the most of "work, relaxation and play" wearing PF Flyers(R).
Patented in 1933, Posture Foundation insole technology set a new standard in sneaker comfort. Its success grew and in 1937 became the basis for the brand name P-F Flyers. Sport styles by PF were legends of the 1950s, renowned for helping you "Run Faster and Jump Higher." Basketball's first superstar, Bob Cousy created a string of classic court shoes with PF, in the very first collaboration of its kind.
The green PF heel patch remains the unmistakable symbol of quality and the American spirit of play. In authentic reissues and modern classics, PF's heritage of clean-lined design, premium materials and Posture Foundation comfort continues to create milestones of sneaker style in every era!
Fit Survey:
- 2% Full size too large
- 7% Half size too Large
- 71% True to size
- 18% Half size too small
- 2% Full size too small
- 87% Felt true to width
- 11% Felt narrower than marked
- 2% Felt wider than marked
- 42% Excellent arch support
- 48% Moderate arch support
- 10% No arch support
Customer Reviews
PF Flyers Center Hi Re-Issue
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Chose these over All Stars. Glad I did. These are so comfortable. They fit great, look great, feel great. Have yet to test them out on the baseball field or through town running from The Beast.
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- Jay P - customer
- December 30, 2011
I love these shoes. They're like Converse, but better. I bought some really nice insoles for them, but it wasn't very necessary. They're well built, thick souled, and look awesome. And, nobody has them, so you'll be a real trend setter.
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- Anonymous - customer
- from San Diego
- April 2, 2012
4 words. Benny the Jet Rodriguez. The sandlot inspired me... I love these shoes. So do the ladies. Boom.
I'd also recommend: Vans
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- Kyle - customer
- from Newport Beach, CA
- February 27, 2012
I got these as a Christmas gift for my husband. He loves them. He says they do stretch out a bit so be careful not to get them too big to begin with. And the grey color is great, it's very neutral, but doesn't look dirty easily. He says they are also really comfortable, but not real warm for the winters here in Ohio.
I'd also recommend: converse
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- Anonymous - customer
- from canton, Ohio
- February 25, 2012
I had pairs of Converse for years, but after learning PF Flyers were not only still being made, but had better features than Converse, I had to check them out. I bought the Sandlot Hi Re-Issue last year, and they are way more comfortable and sturdy than Converse. Only way I'd buy another pair of Converse is if they were on sale and steeply discounted. Otherwise, my money will be spent on the Flyer's. The canvas is thicker, the sole is a bit thicker, and I like the arch insert and LOVE the texture on the toe box area. It looks bad-ass. I also like that the logo is rubber (not some thin glued-on thing) and actually on the outside. I usually don't like logos on my clothing, but with these shoes, I don't mind because they're so awesome. They're the same price as Converse, so it now doesn't make sense to me why anyone would buy a pair of Converse. As far as the fit, I decided to go a size up after reading the reviews about them. I wore a 10.5 in Converse, but got an 11 in these. After testing them in my apartment, I felt that size was perfect. And I rated the arch support as excellent because, for this type of shoe, they really do feel good. But if you're planning on jogging or something in these, that might not be the case. (But why would you be jogging in them, anyway?) The only issue I've had with these is that the arch insert thing squeaks a bit when it rubs against my socks. However, it's only noticeable when I'm, say, walking down a quiet hallway in my apartment building. In conclusion, if you want a pair of hi-tops or lo-tops, get some Flyers.
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- AA - customer
- February 6, 2012
