Crosspath XC Trainers, black, VANS

Bought these shoes a year and an half ago coming back to review.

I am a barber and stand and cut hair in them all day everyday. I have hiked national parks, shoveled snow, been through muddy music festivals and walked countless city miles in these; I’ll even wear these to play golf and softball in. My feet always stayed comfortable and dry no matter what I throw at them. They held up longer and better than any shoes I’ve ever worn.

Finally retiring them and going to upgrade to a gortex pair. Do yourself a favor and buy these shoes.

Just got these and they are great the only thing I would change is the cloth lugs the laces go through. I’m scared if I pull too hard they will rip. Regular eyelets would be better in my opinion!

Comfortable and stylish shoe that's just as good for everyday wear as it would be for a day out on the trail. Quick lace system works well and the water resistant tops help keep your feet dry on those rainy days.

They fit great, keep my feet comfortable, dry & protected, on top of that they're very stylish too! I've had many compliments on them.

I use these for work every day and the comfort and stability is unbelievable. They're probably the best shoes I've ever worn. I've even spent 20-hour days on my feet in these and they hold up so well. It's difficult to describe the blend of comfort and support in them but they do it perfectly. Hoping more unique colors continue to get released in the future.

Can I say how much i love these shoes. Only down side is I wish they came in wide

i love these shoes. i wear them everyday for work and any other occasion and my feet don't hurt! im going to buy another pair in a different color

These are the best looking water resistant and hike friendly sneakers I've seen. The toggle lace system concerns me though because if it ever breaks, a normal lace won't fit through the tiny eyelets. I also think a more conventional lacing system would provide a more adjustable and secure fit. And I'll probably cut off the tag in front that's attached to the tongue. It's a little annoying.