Nike
The Nike Air Max 90 is an important piece of sneaker culture. The Nike Air Max 90 is still considered a significant sneaker to this day. Many of the OG colorways of the 1990s are legendary. It has stayed relevant through collaborations and retro releases. Tinker Hatfield designed the Air Max 90.

Specs
Originally designed for performance running, visible Air cushioning puts the history of comfort beneath your feet.
Rubber Waffle outsole delivers traction, durability and heritage style.

Color: Neutral Grey/Tour Yellow/Obsidian

Style: IF0670-001

Reviewer Robert P Heckenkamp

The shoe did bend and twist but was lightweight which I really liked. I tried the shoes when my feet were painful and swollen. I liked it!

Reviewer Tim Brandt

Like these shoes alot....stylish and extremely comfortable. I normally wear a 10 1/2 in a regular shoe. Some skechers have been a tad tight so now normally order an 11. I ordered an 11 in these and they fit perfect but with no extra room.

Reviewer Dan Benjoseph

Good walking shoes--could be a bit wider!

Reviewer AlanGould

Good shoes - I enjoy them. They are absolutely flat so there is no arch support. If you are bothered by walking without the support you won't enjoy these, but they look and feel good otherwise and I can wear them all day. I wouldn't try and run in them!

Reviewer Bevan B Phillips

The last pair of PUMA's I owned was about 30 years ago. At the time, they seemed cheap and I didn't like them.

Fast forward to today and I like the way PUMA's look. I've been wanting these for a while and found them on sale recently. I'm glad I did.

I haven't the slightest idea how well these will wear, but I strongly disagree with those who say that they're uncomfortable. Believe me when I say that, because I'm all about comfort and I know how hard it can be to find comfortable shoes, that are still affordable, today. They're not a running shoe with a squishy sole, but they're still one of the more comfortable pairs of shoes that I own. The sole has far more cushion than a pair of Adidas Sambas I own, which I find extremely uncomfortable.

Of course they look nice too, but I'll wrap this up by describing the fit. They probably do run slightly narrow and short, but I think some of the reviews exaggerate how much. They're bigger than many shoes I own, including my Sambas. In fact, I'm between sizes and have no problem with the smaller size. The arch support doesn't seem like much, but it's more than adequate, because they're so comfortable. The cushioned soles do their part in the comfort of the shoe, too.

Overall, I'm very happy with this shoe and will probably be buying more pairs in the future.

Reviewer Allen Draher

I always buy my shoes extra wide. I've bought many New Balance shoes in the 4E. These are marked and tagged 4E, however when I put them on, they are not as wide as any other wide shoe I've bought. I'm hoping that they'll break in a bit (likely) and I love the way they look. So I'll keep them.

Reviewer Patricia C Stendal

Sketchers has become our favorite brand in athletic shoes. They bring a combination of comfort, good support and good looks. All this and they typically are less expensive than competing brands. An additional plus in this shoe was the black sole.

Reviewer Terry McGee

These shoes are as advertized. They are both comfortable to wear and look excellent. I would recommend them to anyone looking for a medium priced everyday shoe.

Reviewer Tess Lynn

I've bought several pairs of the Men's Jazz Low Pro and I really like this shoe. The classic Saucony sneakers are sharp looking, but in my opinion, they don't provide anywhere near the support the Jazz Low Pro offers. Shoe is perfectly snug and there are a ton of really good looking color combinations for this style offered by Saucony.

Reviewer Tina Spencer

I got these light-up shoes for my husband to wear with a loud suit. They look fun!

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