Reebok Club C 85 Vintage - Long Term Sneaker Review - 1 Year

The classic white sneaker - a bona-fide staple of every wardrobe that transcends the boundaries of fashion trends and personal styles. This indispensable accessory is universal in the commonality of its possession.
More than a year ago,I embarked on a journey to find the ultimate white sneaker that provided great comfort and quality at a respectable price. My earlier Nike Court Advances, though reliable and durable, lacked a sense of character and noteworthy comfort which I was seeking for in my next shoe.
The first names to come up in my search were the legendary Air Force 1s and the iconic stan smiths. Seeking a bit more refinement, I came across the names of Axel Arigatos and Common Projects for the sleek aesthetics and quality of materials used.
Amongst the wide spectrum of options served to me, the name of Reebok Club C 85s, time and again, appeared in various lists of recommended white sneakers. The more I learnt about the shoe, the more I got excited about the prospect of owning these so-called “undervalued gems”.
Finally, in Jan 2023, I picked up these shoes at a discounted price and, over a year later, I’m here to tell you why the Reebok Club C 85s should be your next purchase.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:27 Construction
01:26 Upper
02:43 Fit
04:08 Durability
06:04 Cons
07:15 Final Thoughts

[@TerryHesticles]

I can’t wait to see the 2 year review 👏🏽

[@acrolyu2000]

Tengo unas hece como 8 años y siguen muy buenas

[@rajvaibhav003]

Great review brother

[@ranaswami5389]

I bought a pair of Reebok Club C 85 vintage but they are a bit tight for my right foot toe area. Does it break in? How does the shoe age with time? How does it stretch near the toes?

[@FastForward-bz8fc]

@@ranaswami5389 Although, I went true to size based off the EU sizing chart, the US size for my Club Cs is a 1/2 size bigger than my regular US sizing. Different brands have different conventions and I think it would be better to follow your regular EU sizing for this shoe.

[@TerryHesticles]

@@ranaswami5389 you could buy a shoe stretcher and see if that helps

[@leonbell5141]

First