I bought two pairs of Sqairz Bold shoes, one in white and one in black back in January of 2025. I followed the sizing chart, and it said i should buy a size 10 versus my usual 10 1/2. Unfortunately, the 10 1/2 would have been perfect. My mistake was taking them on a trip and wearing them so I couldn't return them. I did buy another pair, this time the VELO, in the correct 10 1/2 and they are great. Sadly, this was after making every effort to get the Bold's to work in some way. Wish I hadn't wasted the money on the first two pairs, but happy with the recent purchase. I would recommend these if you have wide feet especially out near the toes.

I love that show manufacturers finally seeing that our toes need to expand and grip. The fit is perfect. The shoe is so comfortable to wear. I am 46 playing in an old guys baseball league, and my feet feel amazing. I didn’t need any break either. Maybe the toe could be a little more durable material because I am scuffing it a bit

I’ve had two pairs of molded cleats and two pairs of turfs. I could tell instantly that I had more balance and more power in throwing and hitting. These cleats and turfs are, without a doubt, the best out there.

I bought these shoes sight-unseen, which is something I never do. I needed some sturdy shoes that wouldn't get torn apart by the court when I play, as I tend to drag my toes when moving side to side.

After about 25 games, I can say that these shoes are, and will, hold up well. There's barely any marks on the shoes from when I drag my feet on the court. The sole support is good, I don't need any insole other than that which came with the shoes. They are fairly stylish, and the bright white definitely stands out. While I normally would wear a square-toed tennis shoe, these look good as constructed. More importantly, they feel good. The laces are quality, with rubber buttons to help keep them from becoming untied during matches. They are almost as light as my running shoes, which I've been playing in for several years, so I don't feel any difference when I'm playing.

In my normal athletic shoes, I wear an 11.5 or 11 wide. I bought these in size 11.5, as my brand of shoes wasn't listed on their website for comparison purposes. Despite the wide toe box, I developed some toe blisters on the first day of play, and my toes still felt a little cramped. They were minor, however, and after a day off, I've played every other day since and no further issues with blisters, so I will chalk that up to a break-in period. However, they are also to long. I probably should wear an 11, <maybe> even a 10.5 in these shoes, but I'm afraid they would be to narrow for me in that size.…