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Jonathan Feist
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2025
I was pleasantly surprised by how comfortable and solid these shoes perform.My first impression was that these would be stiff, flimsy, and fall apart in no time, but I'm happy to report that's not the case. It's true that the materials feel inferior to more expensive brand shoes, and I am convinced there are a lot of pieces just glued on without stitching here, but they're comfortable and have handled everything I've thrown at them.I went on an adventure with these shoes. Over the course of four days I walked through snow, stuck to ice, kicked around gravel, navigated large boulders, walked uphill, walked downhill, hit a course sandy mountain lake beach, warmed up with a stroll in the sand along the ocean, kicked around logs, and nudged embers in the fire pit. I also drove in them for over 1300 miles.Only time will tell if these shoes can hold together over time, but I am very impressed with how well they handled an intentionally rough week on the go.The material seems low-budget, the pieces seem just barely glued on, the mesh doesn't breath like you'd expect, and the top of the heel with the loop can rub a little. My biggest pain point is the crease that forms if you bend the toe, it pushes into the top if the toes, it's uncomfortable, but not terrible.Having said that, I think they are named appropriately: X-Grip. There were many ground types that I was sure I'd slip, but I didn't. Loose gravel on a slope, no problem. Dusty big rock, surprisingly stable. Ice, I mean, I slipped, but not as much as I expected, it was controllable. Same on the snow, which crushed under me without sending me sprawling.The wide toe box is no joke. These are the "Wide" shoe fit I want on all my shoes. It does look a little odd for what we're all used to, but it feels great.Overall I think these are great shoes. They loose marks for the few pain points, and for the loop at the heel getting tucked in if you try to slide on without using your hands. For the current price, it will be hard to find a better shoe. Well done.
kendor
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
Looking for a trail running shoe with an extremely roomy toe box? This just might be your play.Looking to be a cutting edge fashionista, so ironic and edgy as you wear trail running shoes to the Viper Room and Whiskey a Go Go ? You may want to look elsewhere.These shoes adequately fulfill their mandate to be a trail running shoe with a super-wide toe box. I normally wear a size 12 but went 11.5 with this set, thinking that I should go a half size smaller since there would be no toe capacity issues. That guess was correct. You should probably do the same -- go down half a size from your usual shoe size.Where these shoes fall down is in the realm of aesthetics. You should order these Kricely trail runners for their function, not their form. Unlike the slender and slightly intimidating profile of many trail running shoes, these are stubby. I'm vaguely reminded of the hairy club feet of hobbits. A super-groovy purple stripe runs down the side of the shoe, evoking the teal-and-purple Patrick Nagel-inspired graphic design of the late 80s, and not in a good way.I usually wear trail running shoes and other fashionable athletic shoes with custom-tailored suits. Not this pair. Nope. Not a good look.I reckon I'll use use these trail-running shoes almost exclusively for ... running. (Imagine that!) They would be especially suited for extremely long runs, when the feet and toes tend to swell. Whatever you may say about their portly, chunky looks, these shoes have lots of headroom for the most swollen of big toes.
SheBuck
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2025
Looks like moon-walk shoes. Too clunky to wear.
8-Bit
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2025
I love the look of the shoes and am very happy they come in wide, as regular shoes can cramp my feet and make them hurt, as well as start pulling the shoes apart on the edges. The shoes have a breathable design which is great when running or doing general work in them. I don't love the flat front, though. It is a minor issue, but it just looks weird. My biggest complaint is the lack of arch support. While it might not be needed for everybody, I have become accustomed to it in my shoes to help reduce pain in my feet. Overall, the shoes are good, and the style is good. If you don't need the arch support, these might be a good option for you.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2025
This pair of shoes is excellent for walking. I have Morton's Neuroma, and this shoe is the first to be extra comfortable and provide me relief from the constant tingling in my feet. The width is good, so that the toes are not squeezed. And the shoes look nice.
Mark R Gibson
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025
These sneakers were more white than beige I am not happy about the color but I am still giving it a five star because they are so comfortable. The last two pair of sneakers I bought were around $160 and they cannot compete against this $55 pair. I love these.
DEW
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025
I was shocked. These are the most comfortable shoes I have ever put on and I wear custom made shoes. I ordered my size and it was, "My Size",
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