HUF x Dunk San Francisco Low SB 'San Francisco'

Reviewer Maria L Price

This is a nicely made driving shoe for occasional use. After all it is only an $80 shoe, just what you would expect from a shoe priced in this category fit was about 1/2 size more than a normal street shoe; and about a 1/2 size less than my normal New Balance size (NB runs one size more than normal street shoes)

The trim outline of the shoe aids in driving small sports cars with narrow clutch/brake areas.

Reviewer Stacey Coffey

I needed to replace my Vibram Five Fingers 7 or so dedicated years. These are incredibly comfortable, and have almost as much ground feel, with just a tiny hint of cushion which actually feels quite nice. They are super light and form to the foot well.

Reviewer Beth A Alford

As with almost every shoe I buy, I go a size up or two since they usually don't accommodate for wide feet, but they are absolutely amazing to wear if you're just upgrading from any basic retailer shoe from payless, footlocker, famous footwear, etc. If you have a drastically low arch, you may be looking for something more support as well.

I deal with almost no arch at all and it's a start but you might want a larger support since it feels really small for me, I'm a size 11.

Reviewer S Brummett

I bought these for my 3 year old who is in a size 9 right now and these are way too big on him. Even with thick socks. But we love converse and this isn't his first pair. They do run about a size too large but I knew that and was anticipating him growing into them. The brand is perfect for a rough and tumble little boy! We got the elastic laces for them too so they're easy to slip on and off (even when he grows into them the rest of the way) which makes them even better!

Reviewer transistic

Great looking shoe another great shoe from Lacoste .

Reviewer Ken Fishbein

I purchased these leather sneakers for my son. He is quite please with them. They appear to be well made. He hasn't worn them yet so time will tell but so far he's happy with them after trying them on.

Reviewer Samuel L Sevier

I liked the shoes, but they ran a size too small

Reviewer Ladydee

I normally size up for my athletic shoes, but my standard size works fine for casual wear. Comfortable and good looking. Don't expect a supportive athletic shoe out of these - more form over function, kind of a cushy slipper feel to them. I'd buy them again.

Reviewer Jay A Wescott

I like these shoes a lot. They are super light weight. They look good and feel good. I have a very wide foot. My predecessors to these shoes were almost as expensive, and I ended up "blowing out" the sides of both shoes because of my wide feet. There is a little bit of slop in these shoes, but I ordered them 1/2 size bigger to be able to wear 2 pairs of socks with these in the winter. With 2 pairs of socks, these are as close to perfect as I could hope for. I paid about $35 with prime. If these "blow out", I will report back, but I think they are going to be just fine.

Reviewer moonwolfspirit

I have been wearing Dyads for several years. I have one foot that supinates and this shoe does the best job of coping with it compared to any other shoe I have worn. The shoe is very cushioned but relatively stable. I really disliked the Dyad 9. The changes made it less comfortable and less cushioned than the previous models. The Dyad 10 has rectified all of those issues. I use the shoe for walking, as I can't run anymore. I just returned from 2 weeks in Europe walking over a lot of uneven cobblestone walkways and streets. I never turned my ankle once. My arthritic knees felt just fine. I also like the muted colors of the shoe. The gray is perfect for me with the tan logo ok. I really don't like the garish neon colors that so many shoe companies use these days. The shoe fits perfectly. A little snug in the forefoot, but not so much that it creates a hot spot. I highly recommend this shoe for anyone looking for a cushioned, neutral shoe that has good stability. I'd wear them anywhere.