I hate that im writing this. Its like an Ex that I cant stop loving. I want to say they aren't that great because they stopped making my size(14) almost 3 YEARS AGO and I cant let go. Im actually wearing a 13 right now of the adapt trail runner and its too small but I guess im willing to put up with it than not have any.... its kind of sad and pathetic actually... I comment on every ad on IG pleading for a return of the size 14... I hope Issac sees it. No I dont! (..yes I do)

My Daughter absolutely loves flux, best gift ever 🙌🏾🥰

I have had my Adapt runners for 4 months and primarily use them for casual wear but I do run a 5K in them once a week. I really like the space in the toe box, the cushioning feels good, and they are good looking shoes.
I would like to give it a higher rating but the material/fabric at the back of the foot frayed much too quickly. At this price point, the material should be more durable.
My other issue is with the zero drop. I have very flat feet and I started to experience some discomfort/aches in my ankles and calves so I had to get insoles that provided arch support. I wish they would make a version for people with flat feet that offered more arch support. I don’t understand why all the foot shaped shoe companies feel the absolute need to only have zero drop. I love the space for my toes but my arches need some support

The inner lining in the back of the shoe will wear out in under 4 months and the plastic in the back of the shoe will start to scratch your heel. This has happened to 3 pairs and the company says that is normal wear and tear. Just get a shoe that last from any other company.

Shoe fits well and feels great, very comfy. I use them solely for walking almost daily.

I’ve had the shoe for just over 3 months and the inside stitching near the heel is already tearing. Really liked the shoes but they don’t seem to hold up well which is too bad because otherwise they have been great

I purchased Flux Footwear hoping their shoes would help relieve some of the chronic pain I deal with daily. After reading about the brand and seeing the claims surrounding comfort and support, I was genuinely excited to give them a try.

Unfortunately, my experience was very disappointing. After wearing the shoes for just one day to test them, the pain in my feet became significantly worse. Since the shoes did not work for me, I contacted customer service to ask about a refund or exchange. Instead of receiving understanding or assistance, I was told the shoes showed signs of “heavy wear,” despite only being worn briefly for evaluation.

As someone living with chronic pain, finding supportive footwear is extremely important, and I was simply trying to determine whether these shoes were a good fit for my needs. I understand companies have return policies, but I expected a more compassionate and customer-focused response.

Based on my experience with both the product and customer service, I would not purchase from Flux Footwear again.

Love my flux adapts! Had them for 4 years and now buying my second pair! So comfy!

These shoes are SO CUTE!! but they hurt my feet, I’m typically a hoka girly and have been for YEARS but I seen so many reviews comparing the two and I loved how they looked so I decided to give them a shot. I wore them out for a few hours and my feet were killing me!! :( it’s such a bummer because I had really high hopes and expectations due to the reviews.

This shoe is created poorly. So expensive and such **** quality. Second pair I’ve bought and the same thing happened. Wear and tear inside the shoe that causes a metal piece to stick out and rub against your heel. Would not recommend.

I used to love the shoe. I just bought my third pair back in February. Two months in the soles are completely worn through and the shoe is unwearable ( again this is my 3rd pair)

I did reach out to the company. They claim they didn’t change their manufacturing. But something is definitely wrong for this price. The shoes should last longer than two months.

I wanted to love these shoes. Wish it had a regular padded tongue at the top. I find it a little too snug. Just beware there no way to adjust that.

I see some comments where it shows heavy wear and tear after only a year. Welp…. I had a pair of adidas for 4-5 years that were $35 that didn’t wear out this fast. I put a substantial amount of miles on my adidas and a couple half marathons.

These shoes wear out, become uncomfortable and I began experiencing knee pain because of it. They no longer are comfortable, not even as regular house shoes.

I won’t ever purchase another pair of adapt runners. The price and quality do not line up. I always thought buy once cry once… unfortunately these shoes are going to be retired

Structure on the back of shoe is broken and is digging into the back of my foot. Unable to wear

Went from buying crappy, expensive, overrated branded shoes every few months or so - to my first pair of Flux Adapt Runners lasting me just shy of a year!!
My 1st pair of Adapt Runners started wearing out heavily on the inside heel & the grips on the bottom totally smoothed out. (But NEVER got uncomfortable or cause43blasterd pain. And NEVER had me slipping/sliding all over the place.)
Walked approximately 4,775,600 steps in those shoes & never once got blisters, aches, or "my-shift-is-almost-over fatigue."
The price is 100% worth the reliability & comfort even through the end of that shoe's life.
Speedy shipment, as I ordered on a Thursday afternoon & were in my hands on Monday afternoon.

Surprising amount of support for a minimalist shoe and fantastic grip. I have arthritis in my feet and toes and the wide toe box is just what I needed. I had been wearing super cushioned thick soled sneakers (who shall remain nameless) and while comfortable I found they did all the work for my feet which became progressively weaker. I couldn’t “feel the ground” and noticed I was getting wobbly. I wore these for a three mile walk yesterday with no problems or fatigue from heavy shoes. These are a winner!

I bought three pairs of the adapt runners over the past 2 1/2 years. I do love the feel of the shoes and they are great for work. My biggest complaint is the material breaks down so easily in the back of the heel. I’ve had to buy three pairs because the heel wears down and sharp plastic comes through the material. I’ve never had this issue with any other shoe and for the price of the shoes I would expect the material to last longer than six months. I do not run in these. I only wear them for my work shifts which includes standing and maybe walking 1-3 miles a day.

I want to love these shoes, but for the cost, the material needs to have a longer life span.

Very **** customer service

Me recomendaron estos Flux porque tengo pie plano. Flat fleet. Y me gustaron mucho. El dolor a mejorado mucho. Se los recomiendo para los que tenemos dolor en el talón or heel. O plantar fasciitis

Snug and supportive in the right places. Don't crush my toes. There was no break-in period. I took these for a 30 minute jog right out of the box and no blisters.

I can’t say enough good things about these shoes! After 6 months of consistent wear, I still love them. I’ve thrown them in the wash twice, and each time, they came out looking brand new (see photo). They took no time to break in, and they’re comfortable all day. Some people say to size up, but my normal size was perfect. I have bunions and knee problems, and these shoes provide comfort for both. I use them for everyday life and at the gym. Highly recommend if you’re on the fence!

I recently purchased the adapt runner to use in the gym and on my dog walk. They are mostly comfortable, I wish there was more space on the top of the total. The pressure coming down on my toenail is noticeable. And yes, I keep them very trim. I normally wear size 10, I was fortunate to be able to order 10 1/2. 11s would be too big and slip off. It's one of the downfalls of big feet. For the arch support and the wide toe box, these are great.