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| Gary In VA |
 Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2023 3:47 pm |
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I have bozo sized feet, a problem when trying to get skate shoes that don't kill me. I have been wanting to get a set of Cariuma shoes. I tried a set of the Catiba Pro Low and found that they are too tight in the toebox and extremely uncomfortable for me. Sadly I sent them back.
I waited and finally saw the announcement for the Naioca Pro. They are constructed differently so I held out hope that they would fit my flipper feet. I ordered a set. They were delivered in 3 days and tried them on. Eurica! They fit and are extremely comfortable. My feet are E in width and this shoe works for me. Waiting for either some cool colorways or hightops to come out and I'll be ordering more.
https://cariuma.com/products/naioca-pro-skate-off-black-ivory-logo-sneaker-men |
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| slob-air |
| Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2023 12:47 pm |
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| Cool! Please post a pic of the pair you got and give us some regular updates in terms of how they performed and how they lasted. |
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| ruecker523 |
| Posted: Mon Dec 25, 2023 3:51 am |
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Gary In VA wrote: I have bozo sized feet, a problem when trying to get skate shoes that don't kill me. I have been wanting to get a set of Cariuma shoes. I tried a set of the Catiba Pro Low and found that they are too tight in the toebox and extremely uncomfortable for me. Sadly I sent them back.
I waited and finally saw the announcement for the Naioca Pro. They are constructed differently so I held out hope that they would fit my flipper feet. I ordered a set. They were delivered in 3 days and tried them on. Eurica! They fit and are extremely comfortable. My feet are E in width and this shoe works for me. Waiting for either some cool colorways or hightops to come out and I'll be ordering more.
https://cariuma.com/products/naioca-pro-skate-off-black-ivory-logo-sneaker-menbasketball stars unblocked
That's awesome news! I'm thrilled to hear that the Cariuma Naioca Pro shoes fit your feet like a dream and are super comfortable. Finding the right skate shoes with a wider toebox for bigger feet can be a real struggle, so it's fantastic that these worked out for you. |
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| knobbyfault |
| Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2024 10:11 pm |
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Gary In VA wrote: I have bozo sized feet, a problem when trying to get skate shoes that don't kill me. I have been wanting to get a set of Cariuma shoes. I tried a set of the Catiba Pro Low and found that they are too tight in the toebox and extremely uncomfortable for me. Sadly I sent them back.
I waited and finally saw the announcement for the Naioca Pro. They are constructed differently so I held out hope that they would fit my flipper feet. I ordered a set. They were delivered in 3 days and tried them on. Eurica! They fit and are extremely comfortable. My feet are E in width and this shoe works for me. Waiting for either some cool colorways or hightops to come out and I'll be ordering more.
https://cariuma.com/products/naioca-pro-skate-off-black-ivory-logo-sneaker-mencoreball
Hi,
How durable has this shoe been so far? Can I also trust its smoothness? |
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| steve-g |
| Posted: Tue Mar 26, 2024 3:59 am |
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| pweakland |
| Posted: Tue Mar 26, 2024 9:22 am |
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steve-g wrote: Are these replies AI generated?
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| Backround05 |
| Posted: Tue Mar 26, 2024 10:35 am |
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| Emerica fits my wide foot. Imagine if we had access to shoe width specs in the same way we do decks. |
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| adelyiz26 |
| Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2024 11:43 pm |
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Gary In VA wrote: I have bozo sized feet, a problem when trying to get skate shoes that don't kill me. I have been wanting to get a set of Cariuma shoes. I tried a set of the Catiba Pro Low and found that they are too tight in the toebox and extremely uncomfortable for me. Sadly I sent them back.
I waited and finally saw the announcement for the Naioca Pro. They are constructed differently so I held out hope that they would fit my flipper feet. I ordered a set. They were delivered in 3 days and tried them on. Eurica! They fit and are extremely comfortable. My feet are E in width and this shoe works for me. Waiting for either some cool colorways or hightops to come out and I'll be ordering more.
https://cariuma.com/products/naioca-pro-skate-off-black-ivory-logo-sneaker-menpixel speedrun
Finding comfortable skate shoes with larger feet can be a challenge, so I can imagine your relief at finally having a good fit with the Cariuma Naioca Pro. It sounds like the different construction compared to the Catiba Pro made all the difference for your wider feet. |
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