Men's Snapdown 4 Wrestling Shoes

High quality shoes. I like the fitting of them for the mat. Instead of a full shoe tongue one side is attached, making it slightly easier to put on. Recently wore them to a tournament and placed for the first time.

The quality of these were great, they ran slim so may not be a good match for someone with narrow feet.

Size is right Value for money Fits great, check sizing as it’s not the same as regular shoes usually He says it’s comfortable Lightweight good for wrestlers Grip is fine

Super light weight. I wear these for boxing and wrestling and they've done great for me so far. I was happy they offered it in a Wide size but it still fit very snug but not uncomfortable. I have some foot issues and am considering putting an insole in them but I'm unsure if they'll fit comfortably as it's already a tight fit. Other than that, they're great. Update 4/3/25: Had these for a few months now and now that they're broken, they don't feel super snug anymore. Still secure and comfortable. Being wresting shoes, these don't provide any shock absorption so if you hit hard on your heels, you'll definitely feel it. The insole can't be taken out and the shoe itself definitely leaves little to no room for an orthotic insoles. I tried putting one in but it took up more space than I had hoped. Even after loosening the laces, there was still barely enough to tie them together and it felt so constricting there was no way I could train in them so I took them out and just use them as it for now. So if you're considering adding an orthotic to help with shock absorption, I highly recommend getting a half size or maybe a full size up.

True to size, good quality, lightweight and flexible

A wrestling shoe for my 5th grader, I am pleased with the fit, support, weight of this shoe. This show is budget friendly and doesn't stand out on the mat as a cheap shoes! Fits in , saves you money while building your future wrestler!

These are not sized to conform with Brannock device measurements. Not even a little bit, not even close. I normally wear an 11, and had to size up to a 13. Even then, the toebox is still narrow for me, and if you have wider feet, good luck getting a 13W. All that is easily enough remedied. Just go to your local sporting goods store, and try them on before ordering. I instruct hard skills for a living, and being on my feet on wrestling mats all day, I had seen these as a reasonable solution, especially since I’d seen so many wrestlers and fighters rocking them out on the mats. I did give them a good looking over, and the shoe is handsome, but roughly made. There was glue visible on the suede portions, which you don’t expect to see on a pair of shoes you paid 80 bucks for. Because I couldn’t get a wide option, I ended up having to ship them back, and I went with a pair of Nike Speedsweeps instead. Sizing was closer, and the toe box meets my hobbit shaped feet needs.

These are nice and wide for my son who has very wide feet. He is in a 13 so I don’t know if the width carries down in sizes but he like them a lot and says they are the best wrestling shoes he has ever had.