Customer Reviews Keds Champion Canvas Lace-Up

Keds just don't work for me: scratchy on inside, little arch support, and cause my feet to perspire.

toe box very narrow I have others that fit great these were much more narrow, tried to wear them but painful to wear

The toe box very narrow and low. The sneakers were a 10wide. Sneakers had the strangest shape.

Too pointy and narrow in the toes for my feet.

My feet are on the narrow side but these were too narrow for me. The fabric was also uncomfortable; I could feel every seam.

Not enough support for sneakers...returning them.

It runs a whole size larger than my other sneakers. I got a size that fit but after one day of wearing them the shoes hurt so bad I was limping. The seam on the top around the laces rubbed to tops of my feet raw. I am donating them.

They were a size too big - at least. The width was fine. Returned them.

Love the bright red color but these felt irregular as the toe box of the right shoe is narrower than the left one. The modest arch support is positioned too far back on the left shoe. Have to return them.

These shoes are very wide throughout and even wider at the heel. They are fine in length, so there is no way to remedy this.

Very disappointed in Keds. Probably won't order them again

Do not fit true to the size. have no arch support.

It feels like there is no sole to this shoe. No padding. Like your walking on bare ground

I tried two sizes of Keds Champion-Canvas CVO shoes, both wide. The heels of both pair were very loose even though the width through the ball of my foot was perfect. I sent both pair back (thanks Zappos) and went with my standby - UGGS.

Originally ordered 6D which was too long; reordered in 5.5D. Slips on heel. Had worn Keds for many years, but sizes seem to have changed.

I loved the color red, but the heel was too loose and even after trying my normal size and then ordering a half size smaller, I could still walk out of the heels and slip off the shoes even with the laces tied. I wish they had fit.

I've tried these keds so many times through the years. It's just not going to happen for me. I have to realize it. It's like wesring a size 14 dress & trying to squeeze into a size 4. I take a 10 wide. My foot is high & kind of fat. These keds are just not deep enough for my foot. My foot keeps sliding out of the sides. The tongue is not long enough neither are the laces. They are fine for a normal sized foot, but they are just too flimsy for a meaty foot. I'm always stuck with these ridiculous Herman Munster like Clunky special needs looking sneakers. Ugh!

Another long narrow shoe made for flat feet. Not the KEDS I remenber or wanted.

I bought both the 5.5 and the 5 and they were both too big for me. I typically wear a 5-6 in sneakers. My converse's are a 3.5 in kid's, but that's equivalent to a women's five, so I was bummed these didn't work out for me. They're super cute though. Maybe I can find them in a kid's size.

Based on the reviews, I thought WW would ridiculously comfortably wide. Anyone with wide feet knows that that's nearly impossible to find. They were just OK. Much too large, at least a half size larger if not a full size, and for it being so long, it still wasn't very wide. Returning this and not bothering trying a smaller size due to width.

I usually can wear a 7.5 tie shoe, but I could stick 2 fingers in the back of my shoe. I will be trying next size down.

Ordered my usual size (7) but in W width, cause normal Keds are so dang long and narrow. These fit well in width, but prob needed to downsize a bit in length. Zero arch support. Not worth the classic sneaker styling. These are going back.

I couldn’t even get my foot into this shoe! It seems like a narrow B rather than a Wide as described.

Keds are like so many other shoes, and even clothing offered today. It’s what I call throw away items because they do not last. No matter how gently you clean or use them, seams tear and holes appear in a short period of time. I grew up with Keds in the 1960s. The difference between then and now is quite obvious. The shoes I received from Zappos are thin and would definitely not wear well. Even the shoelaces feel like they’re made from thick paper. I am not old, but I know quality items can be made for $40. I imagine younger buyers don't mind spending their salaries on subpar merchandise. I feel my feet deserve better. The style is cute, but that is the only positive comment I can make.

Its awesome that someone - Keds - offers a wide shoe. BUT the shoe itself has a low profile that doesn't allow much space for the bulk of your foot. And the stitching is really hard and rough. Even through my sock, I could not say it would soften up enough to keep them.