Customer Reviews PUMA Clyde Leather FS

These are very comfortable, I get heel pain since I am on my feet all day so I added a heel pain insole. This is my most comfortable pair of sneakers.

Great looking shoe that you can wear with everything. The front of the shoe is a little tight.

I have dealt with several companies, but Zappos is the best by far. My wife does not wear sneakers but has brought two pairs from Zappos. Again, thanks for all you do.

Haven't worn them yet, but I love these sneakers.

Fit a half size larger than normal, so order a 1/2 larger. very comfortable and good looking. Have had at least 4 people ask me where I got them. Love the gum sole.

Very stylish looking but they don't hold up for athletic events such as volley ball and basketball.

Well made and good looking shoe; however, I was looking for a shoe with a true neutral stability control and arch support, this is not it. Like virtually every other athletic shoe I have tried this shoe has a "rollbar" built into the mid-sole that is very uncomfortable if you have flat feet.

These retro Pumas are absolutely awesome. Real leather, super comfortable right from the get. They are true to size. I grew up wearing Pumas and it feels great to be wearing them again. Clyde's never went out of style, so be cool like Clyde.

I've always been a Puma fan. I am usually a size 8 1/2 shoe, but as you know different styles/manufacturers can be different. I really like these Clydes...nice style and comfortable. But you do have to be careful with sizing Puma shoes. My Puma running shoe had to be a 9 1/2 to be comfortable. So I bought Clydes 9 1/2...but they were just too big! So I exchanged them for an 8 1/2...fits perfect.

The upper of this shoe is well constructed but the soles are not what I hoped. I bought these shoes for walking and believed they would last longer than canvas PF Flyers. After 5 months and approximately 260 miles over concrete and asphalt, the soles are looking rather thin at the heels. They won't last another 30-40 miles before I see holes in the soles. For the record I don't drag my feet or have orthopedic issues. At 160 pounds I don't think I've exceeded the Puma payload limit. Puma, like other shoe makers, has opted to go cheap and light instead of building a product with solid, long lasting soles. Bummer. If you are looking for a decent shoe for 'light duty' this one will work. Otherwise, you may want to keep looking.