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InSoul Low-Top Sneakers

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InSoul Low-Top Sneakers

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Designed to bridge the gap between dress shoes and athletic shoes, the InSoul low-top sneakers have uppers made of premium hand-oiled full-grain leather and heavy canvas. The natural saddle leather side wall features the company’s cursive logo, while the outsole is made of sturdy rubber Read More

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Jun 14, 2019

scam, dont buy it, see my review here https://drop.com/buy/insoul-high-top-sneakers/reviews/2444531

Gmbob

Mar 15, 2019

When you buy a car do you expect and accept the steering wheel coming off in your hands because you can glue it back on? give me a break These sneakers are complete junk

LSNadon

Mar 15, 2019

GmbobI agree completely - was just offering a "solution" to get my money's worth from them.....

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Gmbob

Mar 15, 2019

LSNadonDidn’t mean to come down on you personally I just don’t understand how massdrop keeps allowing this rip off company to continue selling their product on the MASSDROP site. yeah I know it’s all about the money

LSNadon

Mar 12, 2019

I bought the high tops - Yeah, these will fall apart on you. The only way they won't, is if you don't wear them. However, this is what I did a few days ago and it seems to be working well -- Where the welt was coming apart, I stuck in a little contact cement. The soles on mine were coming off too. I used the contact cement on the soles also - so far, all is good. NOW - this is something that you should not have to do, but for me, it's been a few days, it's working, so I'm happy. Before you stick contact cement on everything and expect it to work, a word of advice - learn how contact cement works (basically, cover both pieces that will be stuck together, let the cement dry, then stick the two pieces together - you'll get a nice strong bond).

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Gmbob

Mar 11, 2019

Do not buy these sneakers they are overpriced junk. Fall apart on your feet

toestor

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Jan 1, 2019

I like the look of these, but the quality comments tell me that it’s probably best to stick to a sneaker company when buying sneakers. I love miadidas (https://www.adidas.com/us/customize) to create customized versions of their “originals”. Superstars, Stan Smith’s, Campus, ...

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dtolb

Nov 9, 2018

I joined the kickstarter years ago for $160 and the shoes just haven't held up. Within a month the glue had started to come undone and would force the stitching at parts to barely hold the shoe together. I wouldn't recommend even at $60. There are better options for slightly more $

ImMage

Nov 13, 2018

dtolbCan the stitching be repaired/improved by a cobbler or is the damage permanent, and can the soles be replaced?

dtolb

Jan 2, 2019

ImMageI mean maybe could be repaired, but these shoes weren't worth even asking.

Personman

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Nov 9, 2018

Can anyone comment on the fit and width?

NateTheSaint

Nov 9, 2018

Add dark brown, and I'm in.

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Leo037

Nov 9, 2018

I owned the display photo pair in 2015. They lasted about six months before the sole gave out, actually worn ~90 days. Frye sneakers give me ~120 wears, Gustin's with Margom soles ~300. For context, I weigh 210lbs and walk 10K steps a day largely on sidewalks and indoors. I have a long stride, which is hard on the back edge of the heel; I distinctly remember the InSouls gave out in the heel, the sole wore down past the stitches. I was unhappy about the durability at the time, but I also paid 160. For 60, I consider these InSouls to be a significantly better value than Frye, with similar construction quality. If you're in market for higher quality with similar cost per wear, go with Gustin.