Reebok Work Sublite Cushion Work Black 3 6.5 Review
The Reebok Work Sublite Cushion Work shoes are designed to provide maximum lightness and flexibility, making them an ideal choice for those who spend long hours on their feet at work. With a seamless knit upper that promotes breathability, these shoes ensure your feet stay cool and dry throughout the day. The unique Sublite foam midsole not only reduces weight but also enhances your range of motion, allowing for easier movement on the job site.
Featuring rubber pads that optimize traction during heel strikes and forefoot takeoffs, the Sublite Cushion Work shoes guarantee stability without compromising on weight. Additionally, the MemoryTech Massage footbed conforms to your foot’s contours, providing personalized comfort and support all day long.
Features
- Maximum flexibility and support for comfort during extended wear
- ASTM F2413 rated composite toe for enhanced protection
- Static Dissipative (SD 10) with Dual Resistor technology
- MemoryTech Massage 2.0 removable memory foam footbed
- Extra wide toe box for additional wiggle room
Pros
- Lightweight and flexible design enhances mobility
- Excellent traction with rubber pads for safety
- Breathable mesh upper ensures comfort in warm conditions
- Customizable fit with the removable memory foam footbed
Cons
- Some users may find the sizing runs larger than expected
- May require break-in period for optimal comfort
Comparison With Other Similar Products
| Feature | Reebok Work Sublite | Sketchers Work Sure Track | Nike Air Zoom Safety Shoes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weight | Lightweight design | Moderate weight | Lightweight design |
| Toe Protection | Composite toe | Steel toe | Composite toe |
| Flexibility | High flexibility | Moderate flexibility | High flexibility |
| Breadth | Extra wide | Standard width | Standard width |
Detailed Review
Comfort: When it comes to comfort, the Reebok Work Sublite Cushion Work excels. The combination of the breathable mesh upper and the MemoryTech footbed makes it an excellent choice for individuals who need to be on their feet all day. Many users report a noticeable difference in comfort levels compared to traditional work shoes.
Support: The shoe's extra wide toe box provides ample space for natural toe movement, reducing discomfort during prolonged wear. Additionally, the ASTM-rated composite toe ensures that your feet are protected against workplace hazards.
Traction: Equipped with rubber pads strategically placed for grip, these shoes excel in providing traction, ensuring that slips and falls are minimized. This is particularly beneficial for those working in environments where spills can occur.
Durability: While primarily designed for comfort, the materials used in these shoes suggest they are built to last. The ethylene-vinyl acetate sole and sturdy construction make them suitable for demanding work settings.
Detailed Rating
| Category | Score | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Comfort | 9/10 | Exceptional comfort with breathable material and adaptable footbed. |
| Support | 8/10 | Good support due to composite toe and wider toe box. |
| Traction | 9/10 | Excellent traction from rubber pads for secure footing. |
| Durability | 8/10 | Well-constructed to withstand heavy use in various environments. |
User Reviews
I have flat feet and heel spurs. These feel comfortable, supportive and not heavy. Have only worn them for one week, but 10 hour days. Happy so far.
They are comfortable for the work I do.
I like the shoes but they isn’t so comfortable
Let's be honest: no affordable safety shoe is gonna feel comfy, at least by athletic shoe standards. I've learned that if I want any safety shoe to feel remotely like an athletic shoe, I must order a full size up and add a second sole. That said, sized up and double soled, this shoe is far more comfy than my Avengers composite toe work boot. Is it 'athletic shoe' level of comfort? No. But by safety shoe standards it is certainly not too bad.
Light weight & comfortable.
These are some seriously comfortable composite-toe boots. I've had a pair of Carhartts that are holding up well but were a giant pain to break in. I wanted to get a head start on getting a second pair broken in but these are so comfortable, I was able to wear them during a 12-hour shift right off the bat without any blisters. Best part: they look like normal sneakers.
Not enough padding, caused ankle to hurt.
These are stiff as can be. They aren’t nearly as athletic as the picture shows. I thought they would be more cushioned and flexible. But what did I expect??? I have to get thru a metal detector and have safety shoes, the options for women are horrid. Best of a bunch of ugly shoes. Oh they are really high volume so if you have a high instep, you’ll be fine. I don’t, so they look like clown shoes.