Chrome

It's a very nice shoe that's well made. Originally was wearing the dzr size 40 and now moved to chrome because I like the quality better. I'm a regular size 9 but got an 8.5. I ordered both 8.5 and a 9. The 9 felt and looked too long. However the 8.5 felt like the right length but was cramped on top of my foot. So I pulled out the insoles and now the shoe fits perfectly! People are right the heel is loose. Generally I have narrow feet especially in the heels but it's not a huge concern for me. The shoe is very snug and secure when I'm riding around Cambridge and Boston.

I love this Backpack. It's my second favorite right next to the Chrome messenger bag I own. I use it daily and it carries my laptop, chargers, lunch and a change of clothes. Pro: -Holds a lot. All the essentials. -Can accommodate a 15" laptop -So comfortable! It's padded in all the right places I can wear this thing for hours. Con: -Not 100% waterproof. I have been riding/walking in the rain and had moisture come through the top portion near the Zipper and handle. Light rain is just fine. -could use a few more pockets. But the size and comfort of this bag far outweighs that.

I found these extremely rigid and uncomfortable. I'm sure they're durable, but the comfort trade-off wasn't worth it for me. Also, I wasn't crazy about the prominent red label. Some people don't mind conspicuous branding, but it's not my thing. It was more prominent than I expected based on the photos here.

Appears well made and looks like it would hold up to a fair amount of use. Also pretty stylish. But when it comes down to it a bag needs to look good and last, but most of all be functional. Aside from a roomy main compartment this bag does not offer much in the way of organization inside; neither does it offer any useful outside pockets. If you are Ok with tossing your stuff inside and then having to dig them out (literally, since you have to shove your whole arm in there to reach the bottom) then you might not mind this bag. I wanted to like it for the style; had to pass on it because of the lack of functionality.

I'm a bike commuter and leisure rider using crank brothers egg beater pedals on a cross bike. I wanted the truk pro's for exactly what they promise - sufficient bike shoes and stylish enough city shoes so you don't have to carry that extra pair. The quality of materials and construction is top notch as I expect from chrome. The sizing is exactly as they recommend - order a half size down. Fit - let's talk about this in two ways. 1. When riding these feel great. No slipping, etc. 2. When walking, these feel like bowling shoes. Something about the heel cup ... and don't get angry that the cleats still tap on the floor and there is still a "bike shoe" walk. These aren't magic. The cleats don't disappear when you start walking. Overall I'm stoked about these shoes and they are delivering as promised.

I've had these for awhile before I wrote this review. They are comfortable, sturdy and well made and are water resistant. They have kept my feer dry in heavy rainfall. They are very stylish and cool looking casual lace boots. Like another reviewer mentioned, Chrome has discontinued the red tongue patches in favor of black, which I think looks much better. The only caveat is on wet slippery surfaces the bottoms do not have the best traction. Otherwise 5 star boot.

Man, this bag is: okay. I mean it feels super solid and well made. Lot's of attention to detail and that kind of thing ... but after using it for a couple weeks, I'm already retiring it to my closet. It's just not comfortable. It's stiff in a weird way. And here's the bigger bummer for me: things get wet in the bag. Not through the front, but through the back topish area. When it rains or on one occasion when (on a hot day) when I sweat, the inside back area of the bag gets wet from the top down. So, I'd say I'm pretty ambivalent about the whole thing.

I really love this bag - it's not as full of a waterproofing seal as many others but I'm not an outdoor commuter. I was looking for a bag that was big enough to hold all of my belongings for work (notebooks, lunch, sweatshirt and everyday 'things') that could also hold up to my busy and varied lifestyle (it needed to go from the office to the barn to the city to the trail to weekend trips). I had, first, purchased the Chrome Bravo 2.0 and while this bag is beautiful and fantastic, it really didn't work for how I wanted to use it (my husband uses it instead and loves the shit out of it). I like that there are several pockets - I like to compartmentalize my bag when it's for everyday use. For an idea of the general size of each pouch area, this is what I keep in mine: the large opening (meant for a helmet) holds my water bottle and I've shoved my down vest in here, too. The small outside pouch holds my wallet, keys and sunglasses. Internally, there are two open-top larger pouches - one I keep my notebooks and art supplies in (the one that's meant for a laptop) and the other holds snacks (they are both under-utilized space-wise). There are two more areas, one a zippered pocket (which holds about as much as the small outside pocket) and a mesh pouch, which I have a small pencil / makeup sized pouch in. I've been able to shove my (crushable) winter coat, lunch bag, books, small groceries, etc. in this bag and still feel very comfortable wearing it.

fabric is really nice. very awkward to use. zippers are rubberlike edged and very hard to zip and unzip. not willing to pay the price for the bag.

Great looking shoes, true to size, and well made. I would definitely buy another pair (in fact I probably will). I have already had multiple people compliment them and ask where they can get a pair. The only downside is a lack of arch support, which is a given with flat soled shoes like these. Unless you are standing for 8 hours straight you'll be ok. I wear them every day.

Serious sole quality issues with these boots. After wearing them for about five months (normal wear: cycling around, walking, etc), the sole wore away at the ball of my foot. Chrome is known for the quality of their bags and so you'd expect that from their boots as well. However, judging by reviews here and elsewhere on the internet, sole quality on these boots seems to be a widespread issue. Until Chrome reformulates their soles, I recommend avoiding these boots.

Great look and comfort. I was very surprised how lightweight these boots are. Highly recommended and I'm already looking to buy a second pair in brown.

These look and feel great. I get alot of compliments on them and people always ask what brand they are. I ordered these in size 10.5 a full shoe size smaller than normal and they fit snug. These shoes are leather and I have yet to break them in so im sure they will feel looser and more comfortable once they are broken in. I prefer my shoes with some wiggle room. To give you an idea of sizing my normal shoe size is 11.5 when wearing padded shoes like nike trainers. I wear size 11 in standard vans and 10-10.5 in chuck taylors. Go a 1/2 to a full size smaller than your normal shoe size. The pair i received did not come as pictured with the red chrome logo on the tongue but instead came with all black tongue. Chrome no longer makes the red tongue version. As others have mentioned these shoes are very slippery when wet on non porous surfaces such as tile. I would say these shoes are more style than utility.

My comments are more about Zappos than the product itself, which is terrific. I purchased these Chromes as a gift for my son. He loves the shoes; this was not his first pair. Although I ordered the correct size for him (10), I failed to double check the order when it arrived in November. When my son opened his Christmas gift, the shoes were actually a size 15! I called customer service and they Promptly sent out the correct size. They didn't even wait for me to send the return! By the way they emailed me a free shipping label for that return. We received the correct size shoes THE VERY NEXT DAY, no joke!! As far as I'm concerned, this companie's customer service is the very best out there!

This was a gift, so I cannot tell if it was comfortable or not. But I will be getting a 1/2 size bigger.

My husband loves chrome work boots and these are no different. It has snowed a lot this winter and he wears them as his everyday shoes, they're great in snow/rain. Definitely size down half a size than what you normally wear.

You have to wear these for a good 25+ hrs for them to really break in but are extremely comfortable thereafter. Not the most durable material - my first pair began tearing up a bit after 9 months or so. I don't even wear them for sports or biking, just walking and shooting the breeze. Always receive compliments from hipsters on how FRESH they are, so that's annoying. Overall, it's a classic style and the neutral gray blends well with the black/red.

These are great looking and super comfortable. I have a narrow to average width foot and had to go up a size because the toe box is so narrow. Also, as others have noted, the bottom tan sole comes unglued rather quickly. I've repaired them, but that was an issue given how quickly it happened. I also agree that it's silly that a waterproof shoe has zero grip on the bottom. I live in the hilly Pacific Northwest, so walking or riding in the rain or general wet is best done with some more grip. All of that said, I am happy with the shoe, but I would suggest making some changes for the next version.

I wear a women's size 8 1/2. Based on another customer's review, I purchased this shoe in a men's size 6 1/2, women's size 8. Unfortunately, it was too small. So I exchanged it for the next size up, men's 7, women's 8 1/2 and that was way, way, too big. It was super wide. Interestingly, the larger size had a very different sole. Sadly, I will be returning both

Like 'em alot, buuuuut - the black rubber sole has split after less than one year of use - ironically most likely due to use on bike pedals. I'd love to get them fixed. Not sure if Chrome will do this though. They are a bit pricey to go south so quickly.