Customer Reviews Vans Ultrarange™ 3D

These definitely run big...had some nice cushion but not a lot of arch support. Too bad...going back.

Had to stretch these puppies out a little, and even then... they're just okay as far as overall comfort. Nothing I would want to wear several days in a row. They're not made for people with even the slightest width in the foot. Very cushiony, but not much arch support for those of us with higher arches. Quality of the materials is good. I'd say you probably want to stay away from these if you have wide feet and/or high arches. If not, go for it.

These just came in today....and their going right back! I have the Rapidweld and completely fell in love. Wanted them in white (out of stock everywhere) and settled on this 3D version. These looked like orthopedic shoes. They looked terrible on me! My feet looked huge. I liked the suede details but that’s it. Didn’t even bother to try walk around the house. My fashion conscious brother asked me which doctor prescribed them for me. NOPE! Going back right NOW!!

These sneaks fell apart within a couple weeks of my 13 year old wearing them

The shoe is in the style of the old school range of Vans, chunkier and boxy compared to the authentics. The Jaz stripe is not stitched to the side of the shoe and looks odd when walking as it flexes away from the shoe. The shoe is constructed out of a very heavy neoprene, extremely hot and sweaty and tacky looking compared to a canvas Vans. The shoe is very comfy, however I will be returning for a pair of the Rapidwelds for better materials and styling.

Great shoe ... EXCEPT that the material used for the heel/sock-liner causes heel slippage. Even in a shoe that is tied down my heel slips due to the material in the heel area, really disappointing.

This shoe is so comfortable, but unfortunately the spandex like material which lines the inside wears out fast! Within a few days, the insides started coming out and were stuck to the heal of my socks. I always wear size 12 in Vans, and put on / take off with case to avoid this, but it's inevitable with this model.