Unisex Old Skool ComfyCush® Classic Skate Shoe Sneakers (7637 Black/Pewter/Blue M9.5)

Vans ComfyCush Old Skool Review: Product Overview

Welcome back to another Vans ComfyCush Old Skool Review article. Vans has revived the classic Old Skool outline by presenting ComfyCush innovation: another softer, cushiony outsole that gives the Vans ComfyCush Old Skool a five-star fit that feels like walking on a cloud. Highlighting a co-shaped design of foam and elastic for the ideal blend of both comfort and grip, the Classic Tumble ComfyCush Old Skool additionally incorporates elastic outsoles offering durability and foothold, improved on one-piece insides with added arch support, and dampness wicking lining materials all through the inside of the shoe.

Alongside recently developed canvas uppers that attention to tongue adjustment, the Classic Tumble Vans ComfyCush Old Skool gives a retro gesture to the Vans sport styles of the mid-90s, and gives an encounter where solace is essential

Materials: Upon first look, the Vans ComfyCush Old Skool doesn’t have that much variation from the original old Skool kick. It accompanies a similar canvas upper with the signature side stripes. But, with the ComfyCush variant, the surprise happens on the inside.

This shoe is designed with a one-piece interior utilizing a versatile rubber band attached to the tongue. Besides the typical insole, a ComfyCush insole is utilized for enhancement comfortable. The shoe additionally accompanies a co-molded padded sole and outsole development for magnificent foothold and flexibility.

These have decent arch support, and a removable insole.

Vans ComfyCush Old Skool Shoes Features:

The Vans ComfyCush Old Skool shoes look like ordinary Vans on the outside, simple and smooth. However, their mystery is covered under the material.

With an imaginative one-piece designed interior, Vans Old Skool ComfyCush foam (a signature process of saying memory foam), a dampness wicking lining, and added arch support, the new ComfyCush Vans shoes are, indeed, pretty damn comfortable. As somebody that spent a great deal of her childhood in Vans, you can bear witness to the not exactly pleasant experience of breaking them (and most shoes, in case we’re being straightforward) in. However, in the wake of wearing brand new shoes for more than a couple of hours, you will really forget to remember you were wearing them — they were that agreeable.

UltraCush:

Vans’ Pro lineup improves padding than their time-tested archetypes because of the utilization of UltraCush. The UltraCush lineup basically keeps up with the ageless look of the firsts by holding the OG vulcanized development and coupling it with rich new insoles.

Notwithstanding, since vulcanized shoes are prepared at high temps to combine the rubber parts together, and to the upper of the shoe, foams like EVA and PE can’t be utilized – the vulcanizing interaction would harm the foams. Subsequently, the UltraCush tech is restricted to the actual insoles since they can be slid into the kicks after the vulcanizing interaction.

However, ComfyCush goes way beyond UltraCush, totally redesigning the classics of art from the back to the front.

Durable:

ComfyCush takes the adored and durable Era, which has been around for a very long time and was the first model to flaunt Vans’ signature “off the wall” logo, to the next level.

Comfortable:

If you are going to buy the Old Skools, we strongly suggest the ComfyCushes rather than the Vans Old Skool Original. There is a pleasant crunch to the sole – not a ton of support but truly it is comfortable for your flat feet. The backs of the shoes are additionally a lot squishier and don’t cut into your ankles. The profile and size of the shoe are about something similar. You will truly love them, you can use them for a long time and they remain great.

Traction:

Signature waffle rubber gum soles give barely sufficient traction and don’t destroy quickly. Standard Vans are jazzy however excessively heavy and a little uncomfortable. But these are the ideal cross-line and much better.

Size & Fit:

Vans ComfyCush Old Skool shoes are amazing. It looks overall nice and fits well in length, but it is a little bit narrow so if you have wide feet go up a half size big than your regular size.