Regulars are pretty basic, having only rubber and a small amount of lining foam that doesn't do much, but they have strong yet comfortable uppers and a flexible sole Comfycush models are similar to the originals in a few ways, but with a more comfortable. I have a high instep as well and adjust the laces accordingly Vans era were designed for flat feet, honestly I would not make a pair of vans, especially the eras, my go to shoes for every day wear as much as i love them Def keep an eye out for different styles as vans is always looking to improve.
83k subscribers in the vans community A community for lovers of vans. The main difference is the thickness of the fabric Vans tend to be more padded and have generally more overlapped layers while converse are still pretty much a couple layers of canvas with a padded rim sometimes I think both shoes are great and wear both they wear similarly (vans tend to feel a little more snug). I’ve been into sneakers for 20 years and have always had a few pairs of vans in the rotation
Anyone trying to clown on your vans knows little to nothing about sneakers A subreddit for builders and fans of the rv series. Vans has 4 main types of insoles Popcush vr3 cush comfycush ultracush popcush is my personal favorite and is in majority of the skate shoes that vans sell It’s a thicker insole with an arched construction to give your foot better support and it’s fairly comfortable I like to stick these in some of my classic shoes/other shoes, since they are removable
A lot of the popcush shoes are. Find the best posts and communities about vans (shoe company) on reddit From my experience, i’d say in vans you may need half a size smaller than nike I am a uk 6 in nike jordan but uk 5.5 in vans But always the best way to know is try on in a store. I'm $5 short from affording my new pair of shoes
