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Reebok Men's Club C 85 Sneaker Features
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Sneakers for Men with Signature Style: Featuring a soft garment leather upper for full-foot support with terry lining on tongue top and heel for comfort, these men's fashion sneakers display a vintage woven Reebok label that adds appeal and style
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Durable and Efficient Tennis Shoes for Men: These stylish men's sneakers feature a die-cut EVA midsole to absorb impact and provide support that lasts many strolls and jogs
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Walking Shoes for Men with Comfort and Style: These men's tennis shoes feature a sleek low-top design that offers mobility at the ankles, so you can keep moving all day long, plus a padded foam sockliner for responsive cushioning
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Traction in Mind: These shoes feature high-abrasion rubber outsoles for durable responsiveness, so you can move with confidence in every step
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High Performance: Ideal for casual daily wear and athleisure wear, these shoes look and feel great anywhere life takes you
About Reebok Men's Club C 85 Sneaker
Reebok is an American-inspired global brand with a deep fitness heritage and a clear mission: To be the best fitness brand in the world. Not an easy one. But if there is one brand that can make it happen, it is Reebok, the brand that was fundamentally part of a fitness movement that forever changed the way we look at spandex and headbands. Sure, this is not the 1980s anymore – the world has moved on. But so has Reebok and it continues to be daring. Daring is knowing greatness doesn’t come from sameness. The past years have been characterized by a transformation from traditional sports to fitness. The three sides of the Reebok Delta, a symbol of change and transformation, represent the physical, mental and social changes that occur when individuals embrace the challenge of bettering themselves in the gym, in their lives and in the world.
