Customer Reviews:
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 Great shoe! October 9, 2009
R. Perry (Huntington, WV)
The shoes came quickly and were a perfect fit for my son. He loves them. Thanks.
AWESOME! October 5, 2009
R. Sindorf
These are some of the best shoes I have ever bought. My first pair lasted over 4 years of daily use, so I bought another pair and I still wear them. These are the only shoes I will ever buy anymore. Plus they are some of the most comfortable shoes I have ever worn.
THEY ROCK!
GREAT SHOE... run narrow March 16, 2009
Christine
I bought these shoes for my boyfriend last month and he loved them! they're actually the originals. however, they run somewhat narrow, or my boyfriends foot is abnormally large. they arrive on time with no imperfections
its like that.. & thats the way it is!!!! January 14, 2009
R. James (Bahrain)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I already have these.. just ordered new ones though.. wore my last pair for almost 5 years! this is classic adidas.. simply white with the stripes on either sides! no shoe has ever come so close to being simple yet distinct at the same time! 40 years old & still going strong.. It's a fashion statement altogether.. looks great with jeans.. cargoes & shorts!
 Great classic shoe January 13, 2009
Edward Fournaris (Silver Spring, MD, USA)
The Adidas Superstar, the suede leather Pro Keds Royal Plus, and the Converse All Star comprise the holy trinity of the basketball shoe world, harkening back to an all but forgotten era of substance over style, team over egomaniacal individuals, when pros could actually shoot the ball. All three are comparably comfortable, with perhaps a very slight edge to the Pro Ked. The Superstar probably weighs least of the three. Style-wise, the Superstar was clearly visionary, but never achieved the pop cult status of the infinite color/pattern permutations of All Stars. Product delivery in original packaging by the vendor was very good. The only thing preventing a 5-star rating was its price, judged to be a bit exorbitant and opportunistic, arguably the cost of owing a classic.
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