adidas Men’s Kaptir 3.0

Very comfortable
Measured my feet per the sizing guide and bought these. Great fit, very light and comfortable.

They’re good shoes, but why do Adidas sizes vary so much?
I have been wearing Adida’s for a while, and somehow different styles are sized differently. I get different brands having varying size differences, but same brand in different styles? Come on! Its extremely frustrating, especially when my size (11.5 Wide) can usually only be found online. I had a pair of Adidas in a different style and they fit perfectly. These are a half size too big. Why? Other than that, I love the shoes. They’re great.

Just what I ordered
I really like the Kaptir style of Adidas sneakers. They are the most comfortable and quiet shoes I own. They are soft on the floor and are very lightweight too. I can walk or stand all day without any discomfort. I will choose them over my Hoka, Brooks, or OC. The price can’t be beat.

Awful, uncomfortable shoes
These are the worst sneakers I’ve ever bought. I tried to break them in for weeks after my purchase, but the problem was the shoes themselves, not their newness.
They are unbelievably tight (I ordered a larger size, too), especially around the front part of your ankle where the tongue is. Getting your feet in isn’t easy, and then it feels like a hand gripping the front of them *very* tightly. Definitely not ideal for walking, much less running. I tried stretching that part of the shoe (the throat) by placing one inside the other (and another shoe inside that one) overnight or for days at a time. This produced a mild improvement immediately upon putting them on again. But soon enough, the death grip feeling over the ankle would return.
Mesh is supposed to be breathable and ultra-comfortable. Mesh can also cause problems, as I discovered with these Adidas, if your toes rub against each other because of a lack of structure to the vamp and toe box. I ended up with a blister in between two of my toes—something that’s never happened to me before.
These sneakers are apparently made of “at least 50% recycled content.” Read: plastic water bottles. Don’t put your feet in plastic water bottles, people. You won’t be helping to save the planet this way, especially if you have to throw out the shoes like I did. I didn’t even want to donate them and have someone else go through this.
Needless to say, your feet are very important. Treat them well—buy quality leather, rubber, fabric, even plant material-based shoes. Try them on at a store first if you can, and if they don’t feel right once you have them home, return them immediately instead of thinking they’ll fix themselves by being “broken in.”

 Los recomiendo, me llegaron antes de tiempo solo la caja llegó dañada, lastima para mí porque la quería guardar pero los tenis en si llegaron perfectos, nuevos y sin ningún daño me encantaron demaciado uno de mis favoritos

Tenis cómodos, de buena calidad, pero me los mandaron en la talla incorrecta, pedí 27 y me mandaron 28.5