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These Reebok running shoes are made for a comfortable stride from the first to the last lap. The breathable mesh upper provides all-day comfort. The heel helps in smooth movement from heel to toe. The FuelFoam offers soft cushioning and responsive stride.
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One of the best shoes I have worn. If they were Nike, they would definitely cost around 70 euros.
My job requires many hours of standing and walking, and these shoes have helped me a lot. I even put them in the washing machine and they came out almost like new. My mistake was getting the light-colored ones, as dirt shows immediately. I will soon get a pair in blue.
Second pair of Reebok shoes, I switched from the energen plus 2 and came here. In terms of cushioning, they are more comfortable compared to their predecessor, but they have the same design. An additional feature worth giving a chance is that they are durable, they don't open on the sides and generally show minimal wear and tear after 6 months or so. I bought the black one on sale for 34 euros, and it definitely pays off.
Bought for 56 euros. Size 42.5 and weight 301 grams. They are shoes for everyday use only. I paid more money than they are worth. They are quite heavy and of mediocre quality. The fabric is hard and inflexible, the tongue is loose and the heel is hard. The sole is soft on the outside, but wearing the shoes is not anything special.
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At the price of €27 that I got them for, they have no competition