adidas Men’s Campus Sneakers

3 reviews for adidas Men’s Campus Sneakers

1. DJ Moneybeats – November 30, -0001

   So, so, so disappointing. It seems that every time a company has a good product, they change it and make it cheaper and crappier.I bought a pair of Campus’s about 3 years ago and they were my favorite everyday shoes for a long time. They’re not even worn out yet, but I thought I’d buy another pair before they change them or discontinue them.Too late! This really bums me out. They look exactly the same but the material is thinner and they’re not nearly as comfortable. My old ones still feel solid compared to these. These are just flimsy and have zero arch support. I wish I would have just put them right back in the box and sent them back but I like the color and I figured I would just replace the insoles and they’d be fine. So now I’ve spent $70 for the shoes and another 20 for insoles (I think I paid 55 for my old ones)and they still suck. Even the laces are crappy. The only difference I can see on the label is that the old ones were made in India and the new ones were made in Vietnam. I’ve been a lifelong fan and customer of Adidas, but this really burns me and I won’t be able to buy Adidas online anymore. Now if I want a pair, I’ll have to go to a store and try them on first and it’s been a very long time since I’ve done that.Note to Adidas: I’d gladly pay top dollar for the same shoes I bought 3 years ago. I understand price increases, but you have to at least maintain the same quality, otherwise I have no idea what I’m buying and you lose my TRUST that you spent 40 years building.

2. Amazon Customer – November 30, -0001

   So, so, so disappointing. It seems that every time a company has a good product, they change it and make it cheaper and crappier.I bought a pair of Campus’s about 3 years ago and they were my favorite everyday shoes for a long time. They’re not even worn out yet, but I thought I’d buy another pair before they change them or discontinue them.Too late! This really bums me out. They look exactly the same but the material is thinner and they’re not nearly as comfortable. My old ones still feel solid compared to these. These are just flimsy and have zero arch support. I wish I would have just put them right back in the box and sent them back but I like the color and I figured I would just replace the insoles and they’d be fine. So now I’ve spent $70 for the shoes and another 20 for insoles (I think I paid 55 for my old ones)and they still suck. Even the laces are crappy. The only difference I can see on the label is that the old ones were made in India and the new ones were made in Vietnam. I’ve been a lifelong fan and customer of Adidas, but this really burns me and I won’t be able to buy Adidas online anymore. Now if I want a pair, I’ll have to go to a store and try them on first and it’s been a very long time since I’ve done that.Note to Adidas: I’d gladly pay top dollar for the same shoes I bought 3 years ago. I understand price increases, but you have to at least maintain the same quality, otherwise I have no idea what I’m buying and you lose my TRUST that you spent 40 years building.

3. qing li – November 30, -0001

   Product is fake. Ive been buying the same brand and model shoe now for 15yrs. Adidas does not sacrifice quality and publically has stated alot of people wont be able to afford their product as its superior quality isnt for the cheap minded.These shoes are fake, DONT BUY FROM THIS SELLER. They dont hit the weight profile for the model, the tongue always has a quality patch thats sewn on, this is a cheap iron on. On the real campus shoes i have, you can see difference in material quality where the seweing goes into the sole. This material reminds me of cheap carnival toys. Pleather is what its called, fake leather. Dont buy these shoes thinking its worth the $50 even, its not. AMAZON PULL THIS SELLER!I shouldnt have to return your fake product to get a refund. Instead i will be filing a BBB report first and then escalate as neccessary. As in report you to the law for selling fake/stolen stuff.