Customer Reviews Reebok Work Sublite Cushion Work SD

For some reason my small toe was rubbing a lot in the toe box even though the reviews said they are nice and wide. I ordered 10.5 Wide. Otherwise nice style and soft.

Comfortable and lightweight, but the sole is too stiff causing my footfalls to be stompy and flat, meaning the sole has little give to gradually step from heel to toe. It's heel-slam...heel-slam.

The tread on this shoe started to break apart when they weren't worn that much.

Need ir more width

The shoe itself was alright and felt roomy. I got a half size up and a wide, however the footbed had a large hard lump right under where my big toes were on both the R&L shoe, and the left shoe was worse than the right. They were unbearable to wear for more than a few minutes. I don't know if they were defective or they're all like that, but if you buy these shoes pull the insole out and run your hand inside and make sure the footbed is mostly smooth. There shouldn't be anything more than minor variance along the footbed.

fits perfectly and it hurts when I use them at PDX5

Fit was good shoes are not work worthy standing on them for 10 hours.

Pros: The alloy toe shielding was tough and the shoes were light weight. Cons: They felt horrible. The Insoles felt like I was stepping on a sponge.

The first day I wore it was a failure. My feet were aching. It didn't offer the same comfort and cushion that my Caterpillar safety shoe. I was disappointed. I wore it once and returned it.

Way smaller than normal very narrow

too large

I have larger (14-15 size) & wider (true 4E) feet than most. For sneakers, I wear Asics 4E; Asics has the best approximation of 4E I've found in the last 5 years. Stumbled across these composite toe, 14 "4E" sneakers from Reebok. These sounded like a great idea for use on my construction job sites as an OSHA toe sneaker. Cons: 1) 4E width for Reebok really means a D width. Its a joke, not even close to double wide. I had ~ 1/2" side foot squish over footbed. 2) The mesh upper extends down the side of the shoe, precisely where wide feet bulge out. It has to be "designed obsolescence" by the mfg.s b/c this is obviously where shoes "blow out" all the time. I saw this before I bought it, but if the shoe would have been a true 4E, it would have been a much slower death of the shoe. 3) Integrated foot bed "massaging action" - this is a cheap gimmick. Once you sweat these in, it will require a deep clean. If your feet sweat anything other than twice a year, these shoes will become untenable due to odor within 6 months with no maintenance, or a year with monthly deep cleaning. Ain't nobody got time for that in a $90 shoe! 4) No arch support Pros: 1) Very pleasing blue color 2) Nice Achilles tendon locking foam support at low ankle. 3) Sole of the shoe when transferring weight is plush and shock absorbent when new - But it is so plush that I can see it compacting down quickly if you are heavyset.

No more Reebok safety shoes for me

the sole fell apart after 2 months of walking