Customer Reviews Reebok Work Sublite Cushion Work Comp Toe EH - RB051

They fit great and did the job

I could not remove inserts so I can put my inserts that are made to my feet.

Wore them throughout my whole pregnancy working and were heavy and as my pregnancy progressed they didn’t made my feet hurt no support. Should have purchased inserts. Overall okay but heavy

The size is great, but the shoe is not as wide as I thought it would be. Both sides of my foot are getting smashed some, and I am getting a callous on my toe. This is the third time I’ve changed shoes, so I’m not sure if I can change them again.

Was tight and made my feet hurt after my 10 hour shift

For me it was very difficult to walk comfortably after a 10hr shift of standing/walking/lifting.

Just to big and uncomfortable!!!

The fit and sizing was fine but the composit toe was uncomfortably for me after one full ten hour shift it rubbed my toes bad on the side and my foot is narrow but it sit rubbed spots and blisters on my two smaller toes on both feet

This shoe is too big so it slides up and down on my heel causing blisters. Other than that the rest of the shoe is comfortable.

They look nice in pic online, but look like a cheap plastic material in person.

Feels like made cheaply.

I have to be super picky with shoes. I'm a 6 4E, and that's nearly impossible to find anywhere, so I ordered what they had (7.5 D), and still was not wide enough for me. Idk why companies put the extra width on the inner side, when the width is needed on the outer, but oh well. I'm sure it's perfect for other people with wide feet, but this shoe still gives me blisters and hard calluses on my big toes and pinky toes, and I need a LOT more flexibility in the shoes. My regular shoes at home are minimalist, barefoot shoes that I've grown accustomed to, but they aren't safety shoes at all. In these work shoes though, my arches cramp sometimes because of the large amount of memory foam cushion, and it makes me feel like I'm trying to walk and balance for miles across a Tempur-Pedic mattress. I can't feel the ground well in them, so I do lose my balance more than I'd like, and I find I'm less careful and kick things more by mistake because of the safety the strong composite toe gives (which I like the safety aspect of). However, because I'm less careful with my feet, I'm also more likely to hit my legs on a box that's sticking out off a pallet, then I get bruises that stay for a week or more since I walked into the box so hard. Well, at least the shoes look pretty good, but they aren't for me. Tried to make them work for 4 months, but now I need something else.

Gave me blisters. I should have went a size down

They were actually pretty uncomfortable and hurt my feet pretty badly. I ended up having to get insoles cause they hurt so bad. The shoes were very stiff and had no arch support.

Great looking shoe....However, very uncomfortable shoe.

My toe was at the tip of the shoe, no room for appropriate sock. I was disappointed. They looked cute!

The fit and size were good, but after that, they were so uncomfortable to use, even after weeks of using them. I tried changing the insole and nothing. If your looking something that’s comfortable don’t pick this ones.

Fit is good but they are a little hard on the soles! They seem like good quality.

The toe area is way too big and uncomfortable.

I have flat feet with a wide toe box. Working at Amazon with composite toe requirements is a constant struggle. These shoes were a slight improvement over the Reebok flexweave styles but still had some serious issues for workers with similar needs. The sole is firmer than the flexweaves which is better for those with foot pain but it still flexed too much to prevent repetitive injury. It also lacked enough cushioning for heel pain, even with adding cushioned inserts. The toe box is narrower than the other Reebok styles and forced my toes to overlap each other even while my heels were sliding around. So overall width is uniform, causing harm on both ends of the feet. This shoe would probably work for someone without any feet pain who has a foot that is shaped fairly the same from toes to heel.

fit was fine, arch support terrible. Gave me shinsplints when on my feet all day, inserts barely helped with arch support. Also adding inserts did not provide enough space in shoes for toes, leading to pinching, pain and numbness from loss of circulation

They were really uncomfortable to wear.

They run about a full size larger. If fit properly- (true to size), they may be very comfortable.

Was getting totally ruined pretty quickly from all in the inside and outside that it has a hole on one of the pair. Was nothing special when I first got them but now they just hurt my feet from how bad the inside is. Even got these back last year in a February and waited till this February to get a new pair but found out since I am in the certain facility that I won't get another pair till next month, june.