Vans Variable
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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.)- Step into the modern era of performance-driven style with the Variable shoe by Vans® .
- Part of the Vans LXVI Collection.
- Leather upper for long-lasting performance and fit.
- Lightly cushioned textile insole for all-day comfort.
- PleasureCuff offers uncompromised fit and comfort with its proprietary heel and collar construction that uses a lycra-coated neoprene cuff that is wrapped around a soft layer of open cell foam at its core for superior comfort and heel support.
- UltraCush Lite midsole utilizes a propriety version of molded EVA-based foam that is developed specifically for improving comfort and reducing weight.
- ActionFit features a higher heel height to mimic the fit of running shoes, while still maintaining a balanced feel. This allows for more heel cushioning and also puts the user onto the ball of the foot, giving a much livelier feel to the shoe.
- Durable gum rubber outsole.
- WaffleFlex modernized tread design is turned on an angle that creates lateral flex grooves across the foot, promoting anatomical movement. The tread blocks have been spaced apart with recessed centers to reduce weight and increase flexibility.
- Measurements:
- Weight: 14 oz
- Product measurements were taken using size 12, width D - Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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Fit Survey:
- 0% Full size too large
- 25% Half size too Large
- 50% True to size
- 25% Half size too small
- 0% Full size too small
- 67% Felt true to width
- 33% Felt narrower than marked
- 0% Felt wider than marked
- 0% Excellent arch support
- 100% Moderate arch support
- 0% No arch support
Customer Reviews
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These are the nicest shoes I've ever owned. They're very comfortable, look great, easy to clean and have proved to be quite durable. Although Vans is a skate shoe brand, I've only used these as street shoes. The sole on these is the same as the Vans Numeral, and for me both of these shoes run a little large. I prefer the shoe to be a very close but comfortable fit in terms of length, which it usually is in size 13 depending on the shoe. I tried the 13 in the Numeral but they felt kind of big for how I like them to fit, so I returned them and got a pair of the Variables in size 12, which fit perfectly. I'm also glad I got them here because Zappos has an awesome return policy in which they pay the return shipping, so getting them in the wrong size the first time wasn't a problem. When these shoes wear out, I'll probably be getting another pair of these.
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- George - customer
- June 2, 2013
It's a provisional 5 stars. I love the shoes so far, and they've held up well to a couple months of occasional use. I especially love them because they're the first shoes of mine to be complimented - they get noticed and they're cool. I'm a little leery about the black fabric at the top of the heel (neoprene?) and the stitch-less construction. They're skate shoes, so the soles are a little too grippy at times on the street and they'll probably wear out faster than I'd like. But again, they're holding up well so far and they look so sweet. Now I just need to figure out a way to keep the white lower edge cleaner.
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- David G - customer
- from Ventura, CA
- October 24, 2012
The most comfortable Vans! Heel support works well. Vans really did great job in this LXVI collection!
I'd also recommend: Nike Air Max One
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- LJ - customer
- from OZ
- July 20, 2012
Overall, I really like these shoes. First Vans I've had since I was a skater in high school over a few decades ago, and, boy, are these better. They are very springy and have decent arch support. They look good though I'm not always keen on the white soles as they are not versatile enough for dressier occasions when I want only one travel shoe. They also seem a bit small, height-wise, as in they'll slip off easily, but they haven't yet so maybe I'm worrying too much. Overall, a good purchase and I highly recommend to anyone.
- Anonymous - customer
- from San Francisco, CA
- January 4, 2013
My son has had many pairs of Vans. This is the first pair we have found that just does not fit. They were quite narrow compared to other styles, especially in the toes. Across the top of his feet (where the stitching was) they felt very tight. However, from the laces to the heel they were very loose. Just an odd fit. He liked the style, though, and the materials. I think we will go back to the Vans Vulcanized.
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- Anonymous - customer
- from miserably cold michigan
- January 21, 2013
