Customer Reviews Reebok Work Fusion Flexweave Cage Composite Toe

They are way too big

Good looking shoe, but steel toe rubs against toe. very uncomfortable after 4 hours

I'd definitely size a whole size down

Really, really uncomfortable...

Shoe looks good but doesn't feel comfortable on the long run. I wouldn't recommend for those who have wide feet.

Too naroww

They are not wide enough and they are not comfortable

The top of the heel collar scrapes on the back of my foot, just above the heels. Not as bad as some that i experienced before but is just uncomfortable enough specially when wearing thin socks. Not sure if its a sizing issue but everything else seems and fits fine.

Not a comfortable shoe at all

I started getting callouses from the shoe

My ordered side is too big and wide

made my accessory navicular hurt terribly and can barely walk

To start off the general fit and feel of the shoe is nice. I bought my true size and it fit great. The composite safety toe is roomy and has not rubbed any part of my toes at all. With that being said these are awful if you’re standing on concrete for extended periods of time, even with anti fatigue mats. Shift are 12.5 hours and I was so ready to kick them off my feet at the end of the day. I do plan on buying some insoles to see if those help but it does appear that the memory foam insoles that come with the shoe are not exactly removable. Overall they look alright aesthetically, safety toe doesn’t rub, but they’re just uncomfortable on concrete for long periods of time.

This shoe is amazing but does not last more than three months. My ankles are hurting so bad.

These are the default work shoes that my Amazon Air facility has on hand when you need new shoes. For reference, I am Male, 5'5", 145 lbs, size 9, and I walk about 20,000 to 30,000 steps a day at work. I walk on cement, laminated plywood, and metal caster decks. I have had 2 pairs of them, and the stock insoles are complete trash. If you have Reebok Memory Foam Massage 2.0 insoles from other Reebok's, those are so much better. I always replace them right away. The shoes are nice, comfortable (with other insoles), breatheable (no stinky feet after a 10 hour day), and lightweight. Durable? Not at all. If you work for Amazon Air, and have to walk into and out of ULDs all day, or transport on the caster deck all day, they wont last longer than a month. The rubber on the bottom starts to peel off. You will be walking around and then feel like you keep stepping on something, but its just the rubber peeled back and your stepping on it. Many employees experience this with these shoes. Pro's I can sprint half a mile to my car in the rain when I go to my break. They are comfortable, flexible, and lightweight. Con's They fall apart so fast working in an Amazon Air facility if you load ULDs or work on the caster deck. Especially if you have an outdoor, grated caster deck. Most work shoes I have tried do not stand much of a chance on the grated caster deck.

Shoe felt too long and sturdy.

It's rigid and material of sole sounds like hard plastic rubber....wasn't expecting this from Reebok ..they cud ve added extra cushioning and softer toe , softer sole

W is single E, but is not wider than a D at all, will squeeze your toes if you have wide fit even if you pick W.

If you have wide feet this shoe is not for you, watch out as their W is a single E, and even then this is not winder than a normal D at all. Length wise, this does not run long as some people posted, at least for this model.

never got my package

Toe box was extremely tight, it rubbed the top of my toes very badly. After one 10 hour shift at a warehouse, I had blisters on the top of my toes. Very uncomfortable all around shoe.

I normally wear a size 7 or 7.8 but the shoes were way to big and wide than I thought it would be.

A size too large

The right shoe developed a ridge on right toe area. I had to buy Dr Scholls work cushions to help with all the standing we do. Can't take a picture of it because I can't get a good angle from within the shoe