Customer Reviews PF Flyers Center Lo Re-Issue

Like others have said about PF Flyers, they are much more comfortable than Chuck Taylors; however, that said, they are still a bit tight and are best suited to people with narrow feet. Love the look, though.

nice - I love the look, and waaay more comfortable than the all-star, and longer lasting. peace.

Nice classic cap toe sneaker. For me, these are a little narrow, but that goes for almost all sneakers. Similar fit to classic Chuck Taylor All Star. Love the style here. Sole is a little stiff, in a good way.

I love these shoes, though my feet at the toes are just a bit too wide and the shoe has no give for being broken in at the front, but I still make it work (it really isn't that bad). But smaller than your actual size. I had to go a full size smaller then my shoe size and returning though is very easy it still takes awhile for the whole process to be completed. All in all though, I would for sure buy these again.

Overall I like these shoes. I'm used to wearing athletic shoes so these felt unventilated to me, but most shoes do to me. I have narrow feet and these worked well in the size I bought, but somehow my pinky toes are getting pinched after I walk around. It's not so bad that I'll return them though.

They do feel rather low-cut around the ankle, which for me produces an almost slipper-like feel more than a solid shoe feel. I don't mind that much, since I wear them mostly around the house. On the plus side, I'm amazed at the level of workmanship. Everything is very neat, even and symmetric. Even though these are just sneakers, it's clear they were produced by people who care about doing a good job. That ribbed toe area looks a little clunky in photos but in reality I think it's fine.

These shoes do not provide any arch support, so you are wearing them for style only. Mr. Clean magic eraser works great on the shoes to keep them looking new. I love these shoes, but only for casual. They are not good for lengthy walking!

These are a good shoe. They have held up pretty well over a year, a little uncomfortable after long periods of time, I had to get some Dr. Scholl's to make them a little more comfy.

Great shoe, but feels a bit narrow - My previous pair of PF Flyers split along the instep, and this pair feels a bit narrow as well. Otherwise a great classic sneaker...

Could be wider - The shoe fits very well overall. I have kinda wide (not freakishly so, though) feet and found the mid-sole of the shoe to be a bit narrow. Arch support is great. Very cool shoes.

Heavy on nostalgia, tight on toes - If you're foot is even just a little wider than average, beware. I, too, was attracted to these shoes by memories of a childhood spent in PF Flyers, but they don't seem to fit my grownup foot. The length was fine for my 9 1/2 foot, but the front of the shoe was unbearably tight in the width and in "height," which is something I've never even considered in a shoe. My foot is a little wider than average, but I've never needed to buy a "wide" fit shoe in my life, so I was surprised. Since the length was fine, and the toe box was too constricting, it doesn't seem worth trying 10. For what it's worth, my Jack Purcell’s fit me fine. My wife got a pair of the Flyers and they fit her fine.

fun shoe - This is a fun shoe, reminding me of the sneakers I wore as a kid. Very comfortable, but doesn't really have any arch support. Like most sneakers, I bought a half size up. It's roomy barefoot but just right with thicker athletic socks.

The sole feels extremely heavy and clunky. These definitely run big, I had to get a half size smaller than I normally do. Not a bad shoe, but definitely do not recommend for all day use.

These were a disappointment--an example of cute shoes I needed to have tried on before buying. There was nothing wrong with them per se, but the tendency of the heel to slide up and down (typical of canvas tennies) and a slightly uncomfortable toe box made them a poor choice for me.

Pleased - Cute, simple, and a flash from the past.

Not the same - These are not the classic PFs they claim to be. I actually have a pair of Uniroyal PF-Flyers from the late 1960s. I outgrew them but like them so much I saved them for nostalgia since Uniroyal went out of the shoe business and I couldn't get any more. So when I saw these PFs on Zappos I had to order them but I was soon disappointed. In comparing these to my original PFs I see many ways that they are different and inferior. For example the thing I like best about PFs was their unique insole- the front part was a tough green-colored fine-weave canvas and the heel and arch was a raised white rubber pad which no other sneakers had. It was very durable and had a unique feel, especially when worn without socks as I liked to do. But these “PFs” only cosmetically simulate the original PF insole- they are really flimsy cloth-covered foam insoles that slip right out of the shoe and are no way as durable (flimsy insoles is a major complaint I have with modern day sneakers). I don't blame Zappos for this- but whatever company is now making PFs and claiming they are re-issues of the originals.

I ordered these PF Flyers because I had loved my other canvas ones. These ones were horrible. I could wear my old ones without socks but these ones gave me horrible blisters. Even after wearing my thickest socks they still gave me blisters and irritated my heel. SO now I am returning them. I hope no one else has this problem.

I purchased these for my 13 year old daughter. After three months the white rubber on the sides, in the same places, on both shoes started to crack. She wears these only to school, not in gym class. I wanted these for her because they have alot more support than Converse. Her Converse never fell apart after only three months. Very disappointed.

I am not terribly satisfied with these shoes... to begin with...they seemed a bit uncomfortable... but being different then my previous style... I wrote it off... then they started to squeak when my heel wiggled while walking... now... a month later.. they are separating around the bottom edge and one spot on the top edge of the side rubber... I'll see how long they last... but doubt I would buy them again... I do really like the retro style a lot though... but as an every day shoe I would look elsewhere...

PF Flyers - I REALLY like the look of the PF Flyers. Sizing is a wee bit small but they are wearable. The problem is that on the first day I wore them, the rubber began separating from the canvas on the right shoe. I would like to buy another pair, but would not until the quality issue can be resolved.

I haven't seen this brand since I was a kid! When you got a pair of these shoes you thought you could leap higher and fly! Wait until I tell my siblings. I like them better than the Chuck Taylors of that time.

Love these sneakers. I wore them almost everyday until I got the Native's but these are nice and sporty to wear out on a casual day with nice blue jeans!

I LOVE these PF Flyers. They have a special insole that is cushy and adds extra comfort and support. I ordered 4 different pair of black sneakers to try on, and it was the insole that was my deciding factor on keeping the PF Flyer, plus they look great on. I originally wanted some Chuck Taylors/Converse, but they always make my size 10 foot look like I'm wearing clown shoes. These PF Flyers actually make my foot look smaller. I'm certain it has a lot to do with them being all black. These are a winner. I am always a size 10. They felt a bit loose so I ended up ordering the 9 1/2 to try on before making a decision to keep them. I ended staying with size 10 and tightened the laces. You might want to order both sizes to make sure which fits better for you. Zappos return policy makes it easy to do.