Can $29 running shoes be any good? Shoppers say yes especially for this foot shape

A pair of running shoes for under $30 sounds almost too good to be true.Many popular sneaker brands retail for well over $100, so you might be slightly skeptical when you stumble upon a pair of Amazon running shoes that are on sale for just $29.So were many customers when they ordered them — but according to reviewers, the Abboos Women’s Slip-On Running Sneakers are shockingly supportive and better quality than expected.

It’s not just the lightweight construction or the tough rubber outsole, which provides shock cushioning and helps reduce slipping.Reviewers have pointed out that these kicks are especially well-suited for wider feet — something that can notoriously be difficult to find.“I absolutely love these shoes,” one customer raved.

“I need a wide toe box because of my bunions, and these are sooooo comfortable! I had ‘wide’ sizes on my usual Adidas and Sauconys, and I thought that they fit, but after wearing these Abboos I found that I was just kidding myself!”Beyond the wider build, another user added that the flexible mesh doesn’t cramp their toes, while others highlighted that the shoe also offers “nice arch support.”The soft insole is meant to protect the ankles, and the secure lacing helps provide extra stability.Plus, the slip-on style makes them very easy to get on and off, ideal for seniors or anyone who prefers not to wrestle with their sneakers before running out the door.

They’re available in sizes 5.5 to 10 and come in a range of shades, with a sleek, versatile design that makes them easy to wear for both workouts and everyday outfits.A pair of sneakers designed for those who desire extra arch support.

This easy-to-wear pair of slip-on sneakers features an EVA midsole with soft cushioning.This comfortable sneaker comes in over 30 color combinations to match every outfit in your closet.

This article was written by Miska Salemann, New York Post Commerce Writer/Reporter.As a health-forward mem...

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