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These are interesting, and have a different type of construction from normal trainers. There's no tongue, so the top of the shoe cannot be opened up in the same way as normal. It relies on stretchability of the woven fabric instead. I personally find it less easy to get my feet inside them as a result, but on the plus side there isn't a thick fold of material above your foot, and the shoes are very light. On balance I think I'd prefer a traditional tongue, but that's perhaps personal preference.The soles are thin, and continue the theme of lightness. Grip is acceptable in their new form, but I suspect the profile will wear thin in the medium term, leaving you with slick bottom shoes which will cope with dry weather but be skiddy on wet surfaces.The Amazon size recommendation failed me with these, and the next size up would have been much better, so I recommend thinking about ordering a size up, if my experience is representative.In conclusion, these are lightweight and comfortable if you obtain the right size, but they aren't as robust as a traditional trainer.

The media could not be loaded.  I'd not heard of this brand so wasn't sure what to expect, when they arrived, I was actually pleasantly surprised.The general style of the trainers is very generic, there's nothing groundbreaking here. But that's not a bad thing if the trainers are good.Quality wise they seem well made with good stitching and tidy, effective bonding. The material on the upper is soft and seems breathable, which will help in the summer months. They seem a little wide, which doesn't suit my narrow feet, but the la is allow easy customisation, I just didn't like the bunching that created. I wasn't taken by the addition of the "air" part, it looks gimmicky and seems to add a weak point, but that's a personal preference.Size wise, I'd say that they are small, I ordered an 11 which normally suit me fine, but these seemed a little small and resulted on a bit of rub, so maybe order up a size.The only other issue I have is that they are not exactly cheap for what is a relatively unknown brand. At £47 at the time of ordering, I'd say that there are lots of other brands out there that have a pedigree and history to suggest that the trainers will last, that would be my main concern, but then every brand has to start somewhere?

These WNA trainers are an innovative design sporting a new and fashionable look and comfort.Features that most will recognise here are the shock absorption AIR cushioned heels and breathable mesh layers that you see in top end brand of trainers.These features seem a little different, memory foam insoles, non slip rubber outsoles, tongue built-in to the outer layer, slip on design.I like the slip on design very much, memory foam insoles are comfortable, the outside sole grips well but is thin on tread, I expect it to wear down fast unless it is made of a hard enduring material, only time will tell.Having all these exquisite fashionable and comfortable features is wonderful in a sports trainer. However, I feel that the outside sole maybe non-slip and grip to the terrain well yet it has been intentionally applied with the very minimal tread. This will give you a taste of a fashionable and comfortable trainer for a little while if only until the sole wears down.Only the plus side it will keep the cost down.

These trainers have a slip-on design with the laces serving only to tighten the fit. I found them very easy to slip on and off as the tongue is moulded into the shoe rather than being an actual tongue shape. My last pair of size 12s felt a little loose but these don't - the sizing I would say is about right though if in doubt go a little bigger. One of my feet is half a size larger than the other, so invariably one shoe feels tighter than the other but though the overall fit is tighter than I expected it will I'm sure loosen up, it always does.The quality of the shoes appears to be very good, though they are quite thin and lightweight with a mesh top so that will impact on durability - I wear through the backs of my shoes very quickly in any case. Performance so far is excellent, they are nice and bouncy to walk in, this is my first experience of air soles. More importantly, I'm flat-footed and the arch support is much better here than in my old trainers.Overall I'm very happy with these trainers, they are lightweight and comfortable. I'm using them mainly to go out to the high street but I would be happy wearing them anywhere dry.

I ordered size 10 UK, as I am a size 10 UK.Once and only once you get these shoes on... Do they eventually fit.I don't understand the design choice with these. Normally the shoe has a "tongue", which in tandem with the laces, helps when getting the shoe on (loosen) and then when on, keep em on (tighten).But with these, the laces are pretty much fashion only.You must slip the shoe on. But the hole is NOT flexible at all. An absolutely chore to get the shoe on.My fingers were hurting like crazy.But once on, it felt like it fit like a glove.The laces did have some use, but could have gone without.The sole isn't very supportive. It's like standing on a thin, foam layered concrete.Could have been great but I can't honestly recommend.

The design of the shoes are different to what am used to although the design is simple the size is a little smaller then expected for other size 8 shoes I own maybe order half a size up to fit you correctly.