Customer Reviews Vans MTE Crosspath

Love! Need more feminine colors! Great in sand for 3 long days at a music fest. NOT 100% waterproof but dry inside with waterproof socks. Runs narrow

I bought this to wear while riding motorcycles. The water resistance was needed and this provides that. The shoe is built extremely well and seems as though it will last for a really long time. Will probably have to buy more in different colors because I like it so well.

Great looking shoe very comfortable all I think it needs maybe some reflective on the back on the letters or something other than that awesome shoe

Plant based materials. Grey/white and black/white basic colors would be fantastic. We're almost there.

Daily wear for work and they are comfortable for most of the day!

Comfortable to walk in and water resistance is pretty good in rain and snow. Could have a bit better grip on ice and took a bit longer to break in than I thought.

Got my first pair of MTE Crosspaths less than a week ago. My wife and I are sneaker heads and we both have accumulated over 150 pairs of sneakers the past 3 years and I have curbed my obsession and only get sneakers from brands that produce pairs that they normally don't like Vans making running/all terrain shoes so I saw these in April, almost 9 months ago and I love them except for the tongue on my left shoe takes a lot of adjustments to stop it from digging in my foot and becoming very uncomfortable almost hurting but right shoe doesn't do that. All in all I rate this sneaker 4.5 stars out of 5

The shoe is very comfortable, i have a few vans pairs, but this one runs tight, length is ok.

Makes popping noise when walking around from the material rubbing around toe area. A little tight but maybe just need to be broken in. Love the style tho

Love the look just none available in my size

Toe box and tongue are tight

Overall, I like this shoe. I have been wearing vans for over twenty years now. I have worn different kinds of vans for an array of jobs (still wish they would make steel toes) and activities. What I like: -THICK soles -Materials: I imagine the rubbery parts will be helpful wicking water and adding traction while being active. I have a Vans backpack made from the other material and it does not immediately absorb water either. -Grip: I haven't slipped on any wet floors, wet grass, off pedals, etc -Shape: They are not too bulky, but provide reasonable accomodation for my feet. My feet aren't exactly wide but are not narrow either. -Color: I bought black. I did not other colors that look quite nice. I actually really wanted the brown paid but settled for black because they do not come in sizes small enough. -Longevity: I am hoping these last quite a while and once broken in, fit my feet like a glove becoming my next pair of beat up shoes full of stories everyone tells me to get rid of but can't force myself to do it. What I'm worried about: -Color: Not the rubber, but the other material on the shoe is not exactly a true black. I'm not sure how they will fade (because I do wash my shoes periodically) but I hope the color doesn't fade and look bad. Fingers crossed, they look cooler as they are worn in! -Soles: I am a little worried they will remain hard and uncomfortable no matter how long I wear them and the cost is so high I will have to continue wearing them even if that is so. -Stitching: There is very little stitching on these shoes. It appears as though nearly all of the areas that start to peal on shoes are glued on. -Cleaning: I am quite scared these will not wash well due to fading in the fabric and the possibility of pealing. -Fit: I normally wear a 6.5 and ordered a 7 in these. While sitting, they're a little snug but ok. After walking around for a moment, this is a snug shoe. A 7.5 would likely be too large for me and cause tripping. Always have, always will love Vans shoes. I posted a comment on this order already but received an email about the #sweepstakes so here it is!

Takes a few days to get broke in but comfortable afterwards. Feet will get wet in these though.

They are too narrow and my toes hurt after a certain period of time. I thought they were wide. However, I loved the designed, the material and how they look on mi.

These look identical to the photo. There is, in fact, a significant amount of cushion. If I were to jump off something and land hard on my feet, these would likely be great. Things that worry me: -These have little to no squish for me. -They are small compared to the rest of the size 7 women's shoes I have. -There is very little that is actually stitched together. -These material that is not rubbery looks like it will fade to a greyish blue. (I plan on wearing these until they are pretty much nothing so hopefully they look good like that lol) - Price point Things I like about these: -They look exactly as pictured. (I purchased all black.) -I'm hoping they soften a little or shape around my feet in months to come after regular wear -They have no suede and look like I may be able to get away with washing them in the machine. -They appear to be durable.

Definitely go up 1/2 size , the toe portion is short. Other than that they are very comfortable and look exactly as pictured

definitely buy a size a half up from what you normally wear. Toebox is a little bit tight. Durability is still to be determined.

4.5 out of 5 stars there is some messy shoe glue that's pretty sloppy looking on the left shoe. Otherwise I love these bad boys!

I typically have a hard time finding shoes that will stand up to my work day. These are rugged and have great tread. I scotch guarded these so they're pretty waterproof but I would say without that if you stepped in a puddle you'd have wet socks. I work around water so the waterproofing is really important. I would compare them in walking feel to Merrels in that they don't have a lot of give. The toe box is also really narrow, I'm typically a 7.5/8 and ordered an 8 and probably could have gotten away with an 8.5 based on the toe box. I call them my "adventure vans" not to be confused with my "old people vans."

I initially thought shoe was too heavy. I walk many miles per day, and have found that I really benefit from the extra support. They help to balance me, and I'm confident they will out last my previous choices in shoes. They look great, so win win.

I use them for discgolf and then have a great feel and a lot of grip. I did have to go a half size up bc they where a little small but other than that great!

Nice fitting and comfortable. I wear them most days. Usually wear the same but hitops. Went and bought my Daughter and I another pair. I really look good on my HD Freewheeler!

Some of the reviews of these shoes make them out as too small or narrow. I found them to be quite snug myself compared with the regular Ultrarange line. However, I decided to give them a real try, and now I'm convinced they're going to be just fine. This shoe takes the form of the Ultrarange line and tightens it up. Instead of the cushy foamy sole, you get a harder, more gripping sole. It will give you more overall stability. Also, these feel a bit like hiking shoes. That snugness is support. This feels like a more solid shoe than the Ultrarange. It also makes you a bit taller. The interior footbed is molded the same as the Ultrarange, which, for me, means I don't need orthotics. It's comfortable as is. You may need to break these in some. What I did was remove the shoelaces and then go run errands in them without shoelaces. Nothing stressful. Nothing where the shoes were going to slip off or anything. I then ordered some elastic shoelaces. When the new shoelaces came in, I installed them fairly loosely. I tied them without them being on my feet. This morning I pulled the shoes on with the laces tied in place, and I can tell this is going to work. They're still snug at the widest part of my feet, but I'm pretty sure they're going to be tolerable all day.

These shoes are well made and quite rugged. They look great, but I'm a b width and these still ran narrow.