Ace Martial Arts Supply Kung Fu Tai Chi Shoes - Rubber Sole

These shoes were delivered quickly and also are made fairly well and they feel comfortable. They do run a little smaller, so be careful when buying and it's better to get a size larger if in doubt.

Love the look and super comfortable. Minimal as I like it. This is my third pair and the four stars is because the inner cushioned cotton part of the right show came undone at the toes and bunched up which I can't stand. I ripped the whole thing out and still wear them but it's slightly less comfortable than before. Not a big deal and I will be buying more. They're cheap and last for longer than ten dollars worth (or thereabouts) in my mind.

I love these shoes so much.Disclaimer: I do not practice Kung Fu, Tai Chi, or any of the martial arts that the shoes are supposedly designed for - so I have no idea how they hold up in those contexts. I originally bought them to wear at my local gym, because I am required to wear shoes there and prefer exercising barefoot. I wanted to find something that would allow my feet to move properly when I stretch. These definitely do the job.I have liked them so much, I tend to wear them out pretty often. I'm an inveterate stoic, so I have even worn these in the snow and rain. They tend to dry pretty quickly. I love how you essentially feel like you are moving barefoot on the earth with these - I feel very humble and grounded. They are easy to take on and off, too, when you need to.So far they hold up - though the inner "cushioning" and some of the treads on the bottom wear off quickly with the kind of excessive use I give them. They are staying together just fine, though.These shoes give you almost no cushioning or support, so if you need those things, I wouldn't recommend wearing them. However, if you're like me, and you value simplicity, a strong contact with the ground, and unrestricted mobility for all the bones and muscles in your feet, these shoes are perfect.

I love these shoes. I ordered a 1/2 size up and they fit fine. I have washed and dried them in the dryer with very minimal shrinking.

These don't have as wide of a toe box as it looks like in the pictures. Caused me some bunionuy trouble. That said, they looked like what I expected with regards to quality. Soft cotton inside.

I bought these shoes back in the summer of 2019. And they are still going strong. I used to buy these when i was a young girl, wore them with everything! Then the store I purchased from stop selling them. Til now, these are my go to shoes to wear around the house, run a quick errand or even wear them on the plane. They are just as remembered, cotton top and inside.

It's very cheap but they slip on easily and look like real shoes.This is great as I don't have to commit fashion murder when I have to go outside quickly. Before I would only wear nike slides and socks when running kids to the bus stop in a rush. This may seem too much to anyone reading this but I live in NYC so anytime I leave the house at least 15 people will see (and judge) me.It puts my mind at ease when I can be taken seriously in my footwear, especially when it's less than 15$ spent.

AS expected. recommended. Well made. The toes are more (too) pointed though. My last pair of Tai Chi shoes I bought in China town in San Francisco- they were flatter across the toe. I really liked them. these have pointed toes. (they all have pointed toes now :(