Though skeptical, I proceeded to read through the product description, sizing details, and at least 20 pages of (good and bad) reviews — and I came to the conclusion that the roughly $40 price tag was worth the buy.
The shoes in question are from a brand named Lamincoa and come in a variety of vibrant colors like red, black, blue, purple, and orange. At the time, however, I was only looking for simple white shoes that would go with every outfit. Of course, keeping these powder-white shoes clean on the streets on New York would eventually result in the use of many disinfectant wipes, Mr. Clean Magic Erasers, and a lot of baking soda. Nonetheless, I bought them, as I was particularly sold on both the color options and the shoe’s construction.
As I said previously, my feet are wide, fairly plump, and have a pronounced arch, making it difficult to find tennis shoes, especially ones that don’t make them hurt after five minutes of wear. In short? The material a shoe is made of matters to me. These are made with breathable mesh knit all over and have an easy slip-on fit, something I always look for (as I’m also currently suffering from a bad case of jumper’s knee, which makes my leg mobility pretty limited).
The sole is made of sturdy, nonslip material, and the insole is made of comfortable memory foam that, even after multiple wears — I’m talking every day for hours at a time — still holds up and doesn’t make my feet feel like I’m walking directly on concrete. They’re incredibly lightweight, which may turn you off when you first pick them up, but trust me when I say this will work in your favor if you have larger (size 10) feet like I do and are on your feet all day. The sizes range from women’s 5 1/2 to 10 and do include half-sizes.
Check out some of the things other Amazon reviewers have had to say about these shoes, which score an overall 4.1 and have over 4,000 5-star ratings.
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