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Fallen Wharf 2 Beanie

Battle Stats

  • Total Wins: 8
  • Total Losses: 8
  • Wins vs. Competitor: 1
  • Sales Rank: #60841
  • Video Description View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)
  • Keep those ears warm with the Wharf 2 Beanie from Fallen™.
  • Finely knit beanie with fold-up cuff.
  • Embroidery printed logo patch.
  • Stretch to fit.
  • Materials: 100% acrylic.
  • Measurements:
    • Circumference: 15 in
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PF Flyers Bob Cousy - All American

Battle Stats

  • Total Wins: 132
  • Total Losses: 129
  • Wins vs. Competitor: 0
  • Sales Rank: #8826
  • Video Description View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)
  • Bob Cousy played for the Boston Celtics in 1957 when he wore these low-profile canvas PF Flyers. Now they're back 50 years after the original.
  • Hall of Fame styling in a canvas or washed canvas upper.
  • The Posture Foundation insole has the P-F rigid wedge® that helps keep body weight on the outside of the foot to reduce foot and leg muscle strain.
  • Molded rubber outsole completes the look.
  • Measurements:
    • Weight: 13 oz
  • Product measurements were taken using size Men's 8.5, Women's 10, width Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size.

Average Customer Ratings (based on 84 reviews)

Overall: (4 Stars) Comfort: (4 Stars) Style: (4 Stars)

Posted: 2010-10-15 17:58:58
Reviewer: Jason from Chicago, IL
Overall: (5 Stars) Comfort: (5 Stars) Style: (5 Stars)
PF Flyers vs Pro Keds vs Converse (Jack Purcell). Laces: Pro Keds and PF Flyers use cotton laces. Converse uses nylon laces, which don't like to remain tied. So I replaced them. How can you have a "vintage" shoe and use nylon laces?! Width: I have wide Samoan feet so I would rank the PF Flyers as being the widest at the toes, then the Pro Keds, and lastly the Converse. Softness of footbed: All three are about the same. The differences are really minor. Looks: Personally I like the way the Jack Purcells look best - just a pair of blue and white sneakers. But the painfully narrow toe box on the Converse makes the PF Flyers my overall winner, with the Pro Keds a close second.
Posted: 2009-06-26 07:06:38
Reviewer: Erika from Baltimore, Maryland
Overall: (5 Stars) Comfort: (5 Stars) Style: (5 Stars)
Love them! I bought these in Navy. They are great! Really comfy. Just a heads up… I usually wear between a 9 1/2 - 10 in women’s and got these in a 9 1/2 and they fit perfectly.
Posted: 2008-03-02 13:35:51
Reviewer: J.c. from Greensboro, North Carolina
Overall: (5 Stars) Comfort: (5 Stars) Style: (5 Stars)
Move over, Chuck Taylor. PF Flyers have never disappointed me. I have a pair of Center Lo's and Number 5's. Unlike those, the Bob Cousy doesn't have a removable insole. As a result, the cushioning and arch support feels more firm and supportive. They were comfy right out of the box. No break-in time was needed. Also, the fabric inside the heel is suede. I would recommend going up a half-size from your normal shoe size.
Posted: 2012-02-05 07:08:23
Reviewer: Anonymous from Huntington, NY
Overall: (5 Stars) Comfort: (5 Stars) Style: (5 Stars)
Comfortable and durable sneakers. They have that close, low cut canvas style that is similar, yet unique compared to Converse All Stars.
Posted: 2011-07-03 06:41:22
Reviewer: Anonymous from Massillon, Ohio
Overall: (5 Stars) Comfort: (5 Stars) Style: (5 Stars)
The quintessential summer shoe. Perfect sytle, perfect true-to-size fit, perfect all-day comfort. I'm on my feet most of the day at work. I don't event give my feet a thought! I also ordered another pair in 'natural'. PF Flyers are my favorite brand of foot wear. (We need more colors!) Thank you Zappos for your superior customer service, your return/exchange policy, your efficiency. You are the best shoe company out there!
Posted: 2011-06-17 05:16:28
Reviewer: Richard T from New York
Overall: (5 Stars) Comfort: (5 Stars) Style: (5 Stars)
Why wear Converse and look just like everyone else when you can be truly retro hip with PFs?
Posted: 2011-05-13 16:03:06
Reviewer: Bryan W from Lawrence, KS
Overall: (5 Stars) Comfort: (5 Stars) Style: (5 Stars)
I just received these shoes and am already in love with them. The fit is nice and snug without being too restrictive. The styling is excellent. Overall, a very comfortable shoe!
Posted: 2011-04-20 10:18:14
Reviewer: Anonymous from San Francisco
Overall: (5 Stars) Comfort: (4 Stars) Style: (5 Stars)
Caveat: I'm reviewing from a woman's perspective, though I believe these are unisex shoes. These sneaks are cute and comfy. They do resemble all stars, but they've got a higher profile (lift), which I like. They fit true to size, nonetheless, the slightly rub and move around on my Achilles heel--but I solved that with gel inserts made for that spot. Finally, I think these are cute with bootcut jeans, shorts, and capris.
Posted: 2011-03-03 14:59:29
Reviewer: MP from New York
Overall: (5 Stars) Comfort: (5 Stars) Style: (5 Stars)
I like the look of white Converse All-Stars oxfords, but they always pinched my toes unless I sized up. These have the same look as the low-top Chucks, but with a wider toe-box and a more cushioned sole. They're light and breathable which makes them perfect for summer and only look cooler once worn out. OVERALL: More comfortable/wider than Converse or Vans.
Posted: 2011-03-02 05:15:39
Reviewer: JH from Pennsylvania
Overall: (5 Stars) Comfort: (5 Stars) Style: (5 Stars)
I bought these in a fit of nostalgia, and was pleased to find they are as lightweight and comfortable as I remembered. They are a clear step up from Converse Chuck Taylors, roomier and more durable with better support. They seem a little over-priced, but I used to get them for ten bucks, so what do I know? I will definitely buy another pair of PF Flyers. Maybe today. Recommended.

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