I bought this for a lot of money on the Kate Spade website. It looks good in the photo and mentions only 2 colors, black and cement. This is wrong. It's 3 colors. The flaps and the top borders are brown. I am sending it back because hey give no explanation for the color deception.

Perfect for the boy teen and one of the roomier styles of Vans if your kid has a wider foot. Lots of padding on the tongue too -- very comfortable.

Got these to wear around as a non-work shoe. Super comfortable, look great, and don't feel like they're ginormous on my feet.

I have been wearing Vans since I was seven years old. I am a 38 year old man now and have to say these modules are super comfortable and just as functional as ever. The leather tongue adds a nice touch and the laces are a perfect length. Not too long. Tie these kicks to your liking and then slip them on time and time again without having to re-tie.

I'm a long time Vans fan. I wore them back in the 80's after Fast Times came out, and have had many pairs since. The Chukka Lows are cool addition to the Vans line. I had Chukka Boots back in 1990, and was glad to see the style come back, so when the lows came out too, I jumped at the chance try them out. The shoes are comfortable, and feel like a modern skate shoe without looking so clunky, like DC's of DS's do. It's nicely padded around the angle, but not overly so. The tongue is also padded, but not too much. My only complaint is that the tongue could be a little longer, it barely reaches the top lace. If you like fat skate shoe tongues, these aren't it. Still a good shoe, mine have held up well, I will probably get another pair when they are done. Where van's exceeds is in simple style. Almost every major shoe brand copies Vans' styles, but they don't come close.

The quality, look, and price of the Vans Chukka Low are fantastic. I know where I am ordering my shoes from now on.