Tretorn Women's Nylite Canvas Lace-up Sneaker

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Product Description

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Rock a throwback sneaker style with the Nylite from Tretorn. A cool canvas upper has subtle and excellent overlay details to spice things up just enough in this simple look. A durable rubber sole keeps things comfy in every step.
You might not hang out at a tennis club, but that doesn't mean you can't appreciate the classic tennis styling of the Tretorn Women's Nylite Canvas Shoe. If you do frequent the grass, clay, or hard courts, then take your look back to the late '60s and turn heads with more than your serve and volley.Product Features

• Upper Material: canvas
• Waterproofing:
• Sole: non-marking rubber
• Midsole: rubber
• Footbed: EcoOrthoLite
• Support Type:
• Construction:
• Lacing: standard
• Arch Support:
• Weight:
• Recommended Use: casual
• Manufacturer Warranty: limited

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Price : $52.25 - $60.00

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)


• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.


• ASIN: B0041HX604


• Item model number: Nylite Canvas W-4722280
  

Price : $52.25 - $60.00

Customer Reviews

I wanted some simple white sneakers. After research, I realized I wanted Tretorn sneakers. I ordered and when the package arrived, the shoes were just what I had envisioned. And they're comfortable.

These are definitely not the same Tretorns that we wore when I was in high school! Not the same quality at all - the soles are thin, the canvas is thin, there is no terrycloth in the bottoms, the laces are skimpy and the overall cut is lower. They should hug your foot and mold to it when you first put them on - and what's worse - these are twice the price of the ones we had in the late 70's and 80's. Save your money and don't bother with these - they are not worth it - get some plain tennies at Walmart and be done with it.