PUMA Unisex's Icra Trainer Sd Low-top Sneakers

very smart and fits really well.

I am a UK size 8 with wide feet. These were comfortable as soon as I took them from the box. Wore them for a dog walk within minutes and no socks to really test them and they were amazing! Lightweight and I think they look great. Never owned Puma before but very pleased indeed. Recommend.

I've been wearing these trainers for years now; use them for everything from casual use to the gym. They are comfortable, fit well, and look suitably stylish. The only downside is that they do wear out quite quickly- your heel digs a hole through the in sole and with time you may find bits of dirt and gravel entering the shoe through holes in the sole too. I go through on average two pairs a year and they are worth it when on offer for £20 or so.

1 Year update: These have been a great bargain. They still look like new even though I wear them a lot. This shows the quality and how well they are made.Original review: I love these. I bought them a month early for a trip where I will be walking a fair bit and I wanted comfort but something no quite a training shoe. These go well with jeans and trousers and I have worn them out to a family casual dinner where they fit in nicely between pure casual trainers and more uncomfortable shoes.They are a very soft fit and after a week of wearing them for large parts of the day I have found that there was no need to buy them early as I didn't need to break them in.The fit is exact on the size/length and they are a mid-width. I would usually take a wide shoe and I can tell that these are slightly more narrow.

I recently purchased these trainers on a Black Friday sale for £29.95.I have to say; these are the most comfortable trainers I have ever owned.I am on my feet all day in work and these seem perfect!I normally have really achey feet by the end of the day and since I have wore these I have have not had any aches or pains.I would really recommend these trainers, they are brilliant!Thankyou!

I love Puma trainers, and I'm yet to own a pair I haven't' loved and these are no exception. They were always my trainer of choice back in the 80s, which I was an aspiring but absolutely talent less hip hop fan desperate to become a b-boy, and that still continues as I approach 50. I might not be able to throw down any moves (these days I'm more likely to throw up than throw down) but at least I'll have foot ware as good as the people that do.These were a crazy price, under £22, but at the time of writing have literally doubled so do bear that in mind - I'm not sure I would have gone for them at full price as I tend to go for other styles (namely Clyde or Suede Classic bboys) - however I'm glad I did as they are every bit as comfortable.I do have wide feet, and find that other brands like Adidas etc just don't suit me as well. For me these look great, are hard wearing and extremely comfortable.I'm something between an 11 and a 12 in size depending on the manufacturer - with Puma I tend to find a 12 is ideal.

They look good and that is where it ends. The soles are so thin you feel everything. Even on a flat surface he soles of your feet hurt from the ground. No matter how tight I do them up my heal slips and my entire foot slips when walking. My toes reach the end just about so they are the right size. In fact ideally I should go up half a size for length, but as they slip about I think a bigger size would make that worse. The bottoms slip against the ground easily, especially when floors are wet or if walking on kitchen floor tiles or victorian church floor tyling. I probably won't wear them often. I would save your money and spend on something else.

Great looking trainers.