Product Description
REEBOK REAL FLEX SNEAKER
| List Price: | $95.00 |
| Price: | $34.95 |
| as of Mon, 11 Mar 2013 00:53:14 GMT ***Remember, deals price on this item for sale just for limited time*** | |
Product Details
- Size: 10.5 D(M) US
- Color: Synthetic Suede/Gravel/Acidic Green
- Brand: Reebok
- Model: J83157
- Fabric type: Suede, Synthetic rubber
- Dimensions: .75 pounds
Features
- Low top men's running sneaker
- Front lace closure
- Tongue with logo
- Thin stretch material
- Signature logo on sides
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
By Albrowniv
A little about me...I'm a horrible heel-first runner. I usually run for about a year, then give up for a few years. Currently, my typical pace is 8-10 minute miles, about 3 miles per day, 2 or 3 times a week. I've always wanted to be a good runner, but have been nagged by shin splints all of my adult life. I've tried stretches, new shoes, more rest, even harder runs to see if I could "run through the shin splints" as friend suggested. To no avail. The pain I would usually feel for a week or so after a long run was not worth the effort...however, these shoes are different.
Trying them on (I bought them at a Reebok Outlet Store), I was impressed by their light weight but was a little concerned about two weird feelings: One, my feet felt like they were sliding forward into the toe of the shoe, and two, the sole felt rather slim and elevated, giving me the feeling that they were tippy and I was balancing on them. Nevertheless, I bought them, strapped them on and started running...I couldn't be happier.
The light weight has clearly reduced my fatigue and I got used to the slimmer soles rather quickly to where I don't even notice that tippy feeling anymore. The shoes still give me the feeling that I'm sliding into the toe of the shoe, but it seems to be an annoying perceptional thing as I don't have any blisters, numbness or pain in the toes during or after the run. It's as if the heels are higher than other normal running shoes. The most important part...no shin splints! The shoes have allowed me to run long distances (for me) and I don't hurt for the next week. For what I need, they are 100%.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
By Pen Name
Best running shoe I've ever tried. I'm in the army and i run about 30 miles a month split between sprints and distance runs. These shoes take time fir your body to get used to. If you try to go runNing with them brand new and you have never owned a pair you're knees and feet will hurt. Wear them walking around for a week or two first. Then you're small muscles will strengthen and knee pain will be s thing of the past.
I've between barking knew pain for ten years. I have been nearly pain free since i started running in realflex almost a year ago. This is my second pair. I love them.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Diane Klein Parker
Very light-weight and cushy. Great shoe! I don't like the unflexible vinyl detail on mesh athletic shoes. The seams always rub on some part of my foot and irritate. These don't have that, just the very soft suede uppers. Nothing to rub your foot the wrong way!
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