Reebok Men's Club MEMT Sneaker, Black/White/Gum, 12 Review

I’ve been looking for a stylish all white shoe that doesn’t cost over $100. I came across these and the price seemed too good to be true, but I’ve had a good experience with Reebok so I figured why not? I got the all white with steel writing and I’m glad I did. They’re awesome! First, let me talk about size. I generally wear a men’s size 11 in casual shoes and go a little bigger for running shoes. I ordered 11 and they were just a little tight on the toes so I exchanged for 11.5. Now they’re perfect. As to looks, they’re even better in person. They are a really nice looking stylish shoe that you can wear with jeans, shorts or even with slacks in the office. They look great on, feel great and are well made. I’ll probably just keep buying these every time I need new sneakers until all white sneaks go out of style. I’m that happy with them.

I don't understand some of these negative reviews. I've been shopping with Amazon for several years now, and whenever I've had an issue with ANY product, Amazon Customer Service has bent over backward to make me happy, even when the mistake was due to my own stupidity or ignorance. If you're not happy with a purchase you've made here, at least call their toll-free Customer Service number and let them try to help you to sort things out. Okay. Now that I've gotten that off my chest, on with my own review: After some extensive shopping both locally and online, I ordered a pair of these Reeboks from Amazon because, for some stupid reason, shoe stores no longer carry Reebok shoes (one manager even told me that Reebok went out of business)! I live in northern Indiana, so I shopped several (many) stores in Columbia City, Warsaw, Fort Wayne, LaGrange, Angola and Marion over a period of about four months. To be fair, a few stores had one or two pair of Reeboks, but none had the style I was looking for, nor did they have them in my size. Because I needed a pair of white sneakers, I finally relented and bought a pair of Nikes from Shoe Show in Columbia City. I wear a 14 (4E), and they had plenty of different styles of Nikes in that size, but no Reeboks. Anyway, while the Nikes were not bad shoes, they just weren't comfortable, even after I had worn them for a couple of weeks, so I decided to buy the shoes I wanted in the first place, which brought me back to Amazon.com. I've been wearing Reebok Classics for fifteen years, but they weren't available here in my size, so I thought I'd try the very similar Club Memt. I placed my order after midnight on May 9th. I'm not an Amazon Prime member, so I was satisfied when my order confirmation stated that my shoes would be delivered by May 16th. After all, shipping was free for these shoes, so I figured a week was reasonable for UPS Ground. I was delighted when I received an email the following morning saying my package had shipped and would be delivered by May 12th. I was absolutely flabbergasted when my order was dropped off at 1pm on May 11th! Less than 48 hours after I had placed my online order, my new shoes, in the correct size, were delivered to my doorstep in perfect condition. Are the soles thin? Well, yes, I suppose they are compared to basketball or hiking shoes, but these are casual-wear shoes, and they're not made for athletic activities or for slogging around in mud and gravel. I put a pair of good-quality gel insoles in them, along with a pair of heel/arch supports and, not only do they fit perfectly, they look great with my kakhi slacks or just a pair of blue jeans. More importantly, THEY'RE COMFORTABLE, and I enjoy wearing them. Now, honestly, they are white shoes, so they do get a little dirty when I wear them outside, but I've discovered an ingenious solution to this problem: I WIPE THEM OFF WITH A DAMP RAG WHEN I GET HOME. I guess I should mention that I paid full price for these shoes, and I was offered no incentive to leave a positive review. I retired from the U.S. Navy in 1995 and I do not work for Amazon.com, Reebok nor for any other company. I wrote this review because I like and wear Reebok shoes, and because I'm impressed with Amazon.com's customer-oriented business model and their unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction. If you've taken the time to read my loquacious comments, I hope they've been helpful to you in making an informed shopping decision.

I was a bit skeptical pulling the trigger on these d/t some of these reviews and I gotta say, I'm not sure what some of these people are talking about...these MEMT feel Great! First of all...sizing. I wear a 10.5 in everything! Vans, Adidas, Nike, Club C ...and these are no exception, fit PERFECTLY. I can see if someone has wide feet saying these are not TTS, or theyre tight or who knows what but these fit perfect, width is perfect, length. The footbed is thin yes! but anybody thats ever worn a pair of Vans, Adidas, Dunks, Club Cs....its no different, feel completely normal and fine. No I woudlnt recommend them for a 5k, or going to play hoops in or tennis, because youre going to blow them out, or not enough cushioning. Theyre not sewn, just like many many other shoes like them, vans arent sewn, puma suedes arent sewn etc etc. These feel very identical to revenge club C's, with just a different midsole, not better, not worse just different. Hope this helps someone.

These sneakers are comfortable and seem durable. They are a little snug but once broken in I am sure they will feel even better.

Just a clean looking tennis shoe. Comfortable too.

The product is as expected..excellent and it came at the right time.

My son is a 9.5 and the shoes fit him nice AB’s snug perfect fit

This sneaker looks and feels great, which is why I've bought them six times on Amazon. There's really only one problem: They don't make 'em like they used to. Over time I've noticed that the construction quality of these Reeboks has deteriorated. Basically, they start coming apart - particularly the tip of the shoe - after two or three months of average wear. And, being a sneaker, they cannot be fixed at your local shoe repair shop. Manufacturing is global these days and shifts around so who knows what happened to quality control along the way.