Inspired by 80s on-court style, these Reebok club champion shoes reign supreme when it comes to comfort and quality. A supportive leather upper allows for excellent wearability, while the gum rubber bottom grips while you get your groove on. The Reebok window box infuses a little brand appeal that will keep a spring in your step. Reebok was founded for one of the best reasons possible: athletes wanted to run faster. So in the 1890s, Joseph William Foster made some of the first known running shoes with spikes in them. By 1895, he was in business making shoes by hand for top runners; and before long his fledgling company, J.W. Foster and Sons, developed an international clientele of distinguished athletes.
Inspired by 80s on-court style, these Reebok club champion shoes reign supreme when it comes to comfort and quality. A supportive leather upper allows for excellent wearability, while the gum rubber bottom grips while you get your groove on. The Reebok window box infuses a little brand appeal that will keep a spring in your step. Reebok was founded for one of the best reasons possible: athletes wanted to run faster. So in the 1890s, Joseph William Foster made some of the first known running shoes with spikes in them. By 1895, he was in business making shoes by hand for top runners; and before long his fledgling company, J.W. Foster and Sons, developed an international clientele of distinguished athletes.
Inspired by 80s on-court style, these Reebok club champion shoes reign supreme when it comes to comfort and quality. A supportive leather upper allows for excellent wearability, while the gum rubber bottom grips while you get your groove on. The Reebok window box infuses a little brand appeal that will keep a spring in your step. Reebok was founded for one of the best reasons possible: athletes wanted to run faster. So in the 1890s, Joseph William Foster made some of the first known running shoes with spikes in them. By 1895, he was in business making shoes by hand for top runners; and before long his fledgling company, J.W. Foster and Sons, developed an international clientele of distinguished athletes.
Inspired by 80s on-court style, these Reebok club champion shoes reign supreme when it comes to comfort and quality. A supportive leather upper allows for excellent wearability, while the gum rubber bottom grips while you get your groove on. The Reebok window box infuses a little brand appeal that will keep a spring in your step. Reebok was founded for one of the best reasons possible: athletes wanted to run faster. So in the 1890s, Joseph William Foster made some of the first known running shoes with spikes in them. By 1895, he was in business making shoes by hand for top runners; and before long his fledgling company, J.W. Foster and Sons, developed an international clientele of distinguished athletes.
Last updated at 12/20/2025 16:27:58
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When I went here to purchase this product, I was looking for what Reebok called the "Classic Ace" Walking Shoe". I was disappointed to realize that they replaced the "Classic Ace" with this shoe, I went ahead and purchased this product, hoping that it would be the same as the "Classic Ace", but with a different name. This product looks quite similar to the "Classic Ace", but after putting them on, I quickly realized that there was a world of difference in the construction of this shoe; it seems to be constructed for a person with flat feet. I've almost lost balance while walking, several times. They have very little arch support, and they pull down my socks while walking. Why the discontinued the "Classic Ace" remains a mystery: It was an excellent shoe with ... MoreWhen I went here to purchase this product, I was looking for what Reebok called the "Classic Ace" Walking Shoe". I was disappointed to realize that they replaced the "Classic Ace" with this shoe, I went ahead and purchased this product, hoping that it would be the same as the "Classic Ace", but with a different name. This product looks quite similar to the "Classic Ace", but after putting them on, I quickly realized that there was a world of difference in the construction of this shoe; it seems to be constructed for a person with flat feet. I've almost lost balance while walking, several times. They have very little arch support, and they pull down my socks while walking. Why the discontinued the "Classic Ace" remains a mystery: It was an excellent shoe with excellent construction. Also, unlike this new product, the "Classic Ace" was available in different widths, and this one is not. Again, this shoe which I am reviewing here is of very inferior construction compared to the "Classic Ace" which Reebok is apparently trying to pass off as. Poor Job indeed Reebok!!
originally posted on reebok.com.au
I've been converted to the Club C. I've tried Air Force 1 Lows and Superstars for that retro sneaker vibe but somehow they always end up being uncomfortable and pinch my feet in all the wrong places. I have two Club C's now and after spending some time with them (the one before this I've had for more than a year), I can confirm they stay comfy in the long term. Stylish, roomy, matches with everything, and can't beat that affordable price. Will never go back to the 'tick' or 'three stripes' for retro vibin' shoes ever, it's Club C's for me.
originally posted on reebok.com
Since the 80's! These shoes are GREAT!!! I like the support they give me. I also appreciate that you have my size, being a size 4 1/2 makes it VERY hard to find shoes. They last me at least 2 years.#SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKESAnyways I LOVE your shoes!!!.Deb Alcorn#SWEEPSTAKES
When I went here to purchase this product, I was looking for what Reebok called the "Classic Ace" Walking Shoe". I was disappointed to realize that they replaced the "Classic Ace" with this shoe, I went ahead and purchased this product, hoping that it would be the same as the "Classic Ace", but with a different name. This product looks quite similar to the "Classic Ace", but after putting them on, I quickly realized that there was a world of difference in the construction of this shoe; it seems to be constructed for a person with flat feet. I've almost lost balance while walking, several times. They have very little arch support, and they pull down my socks while walking. Why the discontinued the "Classic Ace" remains a mystery: It was an excellent shoe with ... MoreWhen I went here to purchase this product, I was looking for what Reebok called the "Classic Ace" Walking Shoe". I was disappointed to realize that they replaced the "Classic Ace" with this shoe, I went ahead and purchased this product, hoping that it would be the same as the "Classic Ace", but with a different name. This product looks quite similar to the "Classic Ace", but after putting them on, I quickly realized that there was a world of difference in the construction of this shoe; it seems to be constructed for a person with flat feet. I've almost lost balance while walking, several times. They have very little arch support, and they pull down my socks while walking. Why the discontinued the "Classic Ace" remains a mystery: It was an excellent shoe with excellent construction. Also, unlike this new product, the "Classic Ace" was available in different widths, and this one is not. Again, this shoe which I am reviewing here is of very inferior construction compared to the "Classic Ace" which Reebok is apparently trying to pass off as. Poor Job indeed Reebok!!
I've been converted to the Club C. I've tried Air Force 1 Lows and Superstars for that retro sneaker vibe but somehow they always end up being uncomfortable and pinch my feet in all the wrong places. I have two Club C's now and after spending some time with them (the one before this I've had for more than a year), I can confirm they stay comfy in the long term. Stylish, roomy, matches with everything, and can't beat that affordable price. Will never go back to the 'tick' or 'three stripes' for retro vibin' shoes ever, it's Club C's for me.
Since the 80's! These shoes are GREAT!!! I like the support they give me. I also appreciate that you have my size, being a size 4 1/2 makes it VERY hard to find shoes. They last me at least 2 years.#SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKES #SWEEPSTAKESAnyways I LOVE your shoes!!!.Deb Alcorn#SWEEPSTAKES
I wear them with my baggy jeans, and a crop top, just like the late 80's, early 90's repping up north trend and style. I will definitely buy me another fresh pair of sneakers when these get messed up. I definitely gotta keep a fresh pair on deck at all times, and they definitely go nice with a short blue faded mini jean skirt.
I ordered this sneaker online because I wanted a white, retro-sneaker. They look nice but the toe box is very narrow for my standard B-width feet. I might return these -- tried them on several times but have not yet worn them to play pickleball. The original Reeboks were much more comfortable; wore them for raquetball.
I recently purchased the Reebok Club C 85 Sneakers and they have quickly become my go-to shoes. The classic design is timeless and pairs well with any outfit. They are incredibly comfortable, providing excellent support and cushioning for all-day wear. Highly recommend these sneakers for anyone seeking style, comfort, and versatility in one package! I wear half a size smaller than usual.
I bought these to replace my Court Peak sneakers from a few years ago that I really liked and there are noticeable differences. The inner lining is a different material than my previous shoe which may be contributing to why majority of my socks (non slip ankle socks) repeatedly slip in the new shoes but worked fine in the Court Peaks. Pretty annoyed these require an entirely new set of socks just to wear them without frustration. Also the collar lining on the side (the upper part of the shoe) hits higher than my old pair and digs into the ankle weirdly. Not very comfortable. Can't return them as I've worn them a few times in the hopes they'd get more broken in but haven't seen much improvement.
I bought these because I has an old pair that I love. The leather quality is drastically different. The new pair is a much lower quality of leather. It's made of the cheap stuff with the plastic like paint on top. I'm hoping I can eventually break them in, but as of right now they are not that wearable because the upper isn't even a mid grade leather. They look great, but that's where the positives end.
Honestly, the most heartbreaking sneaker purchase to-date. I spent months searching for them, after discovering them on another designer's website. They're literally the exact sneaker style that I'd been looking for, chich, functional, not-sporty. I called numerous stores until I finally located my size when much to my dismay, the sneakers were too small for my right foot (US Women's 8.5). If I removed the insoles, then the sneakers fit comfortable on both feet, but then I'd have no support. I sized up to a US Women's 9, thinking that I'd just wear larger socks and make it work, but the Women's 9 was entirely too large, even with socks! The size I need, which doesn't exist, is an 8.75 lol. Honestly, I still VERY much want the sneakers, but I'll have to wait for some ... MoreHonestly, the most heartbreaking sneaker purchase to-date. I spent months searching for them, after discovering them on another designer's website. They're literally the exact sneaker style that I'd been looking for, chich, functional, not-sporty. I called numerous stores until I finally located my size when much to my dismay, the sneakers were too small for my right foot (US Women's 8.5). If I removed the insoles, then the sneakers fit comfortable on both feet, but then I'd have no support. I sized up to a US Women's 9, thinking that I'd just wear larger socks and make it work, but the Women's 9 was entirely too large, even with socks! The size I need, which doesn't exist, is an 8.75 lol. Honestly, I still VERY much want the sneakers, but I'll have to wait for some kind of size adjustment. Perhaps I'll revisit them in 6 months, once a new batch has been manufactured. Hope that review helped someone with like sizing concerns!
These are adorable shoes. They look fabulous on, and the fit was solid, although I did have to size down a 1/2 size (I wear a 6.5, took a 6--narrow foot). The quality is pretty average/poor. The Reebok logo on the back of the right shoe was partially rubbed off, there were a bunch of loose threads hanging off the right shoe as well. The leather quality is average at best. I would not pay full price for this shoe, but I got mine on sale, so I am satisfied. They're not the most comfortable shoe on the planet, but they don't actively cause pain, so again, satisfied. The style is on point, but like many things these days, this shoe is nearly all style, no substance. I wish companies would try just a little harder to spit out some quality items. I would pay more for ... MoreThese are adorable shoes. They look fabulous on, and the fit was solid, although I did have to size down a 1/2 size (I wear a 6.5, took a 6--narrow foot). The quality is pretty average/poor. The Reebok logo on the back of the right shoe was partially rubbed off, there were a bunch of loose threads hanging off the right shoe as well. The leather quality is average at best. I would not pay full price for this shoe, but I got mine on sale, so I am satisfied. They're not the most comfortable shoe on the planet, but they don't actively cause pain, so again, satisfied. The style is on point, but like many things these days, this shoe is nearly all style, no substance. I wish companies would try just a little harder to spit out some quality items. I would pay more for better quality! That being said, I'm happy with the way they look, and I'm sure I'll get a few wears out of them before they fall apart.
