Martial Art Cloth Shoes Kung Fu Tai Chi Cotton Sole Canvas Shoes Black

I've tried a lot of these types of shoes. I use them mostly as indoor shoes because my feet tend to get cold. Other styles have worn out quickly, but these are of excellent quality. The upper is thicker and a little stiff to begin with, but they loosened up to be very comfortable quickly. The bottoms are a little slippery at first (they are "slippers", after all!) but eventually develop some friction and are less so. Very nice for the price!

These are definitely true to size i needed something that would be more comfortable than the shoes my school gave me theirs are so pointy and were too big they wanted 45 for them. I tried to buy others of similar style the sizing was so off. I bought another pair immediately. I recommend highly

Good fit but way too slippery on hardwood floors. But that’s where I practice Tai Chi. I asked the company but no response. I’m going to have to wear shoe covers over them.

These shoes are really comfortable and appear to be well-made. Unfortunately, the sizing is a bit of an issue. I usually wear men's US size 10.5-11, and the largest size they have is size 11. They are snug from heel to midfoot with no slippage, but just a bit too tight at the toes. I really wish they had maybe another size or half size larger. The bottom of the shoes are just a bit bigger than the insides of the shoes, which I think lends to their stability on the ground. As others have mentioned, these shoes are not slip-proof; definitely do not attempt to wear these on polished hardwood or tile flooring. However, if you are walking around on the type of rubber or concrete floors that a lot of gyms have, the grip is comfortable to move in without seeming too grippy. The soles of the shoes have a nice design, too. The mouth of the shoe is comfortably wide, but the elastic cloth upper helps secure your foot pretty well. These people know how to make shoes, though, again, I wish they had more size options. I'm returning mine due to sizing issues, but if you are looking for, say, indoor shoes to work on martial arts mats or gyms with rough, grippy flooring, then these shoes may work well for you and the value ($17 at the time of this writing) is decent. (Side note: I don't know if you can wash these shoes, but they'll pick up dirt really quickly as they are just cloth and elastic materials.)

Mine fit perfectly. I use them to keep my workout flooring clean from my outdoor shoes.

I went up a full size from what I'd usually wear, and they were still extremely tight. The soles are very thick and chunky feeling, so they don't offer much flexibility either. There are other brands for this type of shoe on Amazon, and I'd suggest picking a different one.

Very loose and since I got this for winter usage at home, I can't return it anymore

These are also perfect for tai chi, but be careful on smooth wood floors. The size was about right and just nice, simple cotton for a quiet walk.