I had both, and i swear to god the cushion of TV is soooooo much better same as leather. Idk why they discontinued it..... Such a beauty and nice comfort. Even better than the mainstream white sneakers
I've bought 2 pairs of TV's and 1 pair of the regular c85 vintage(currently in my rotation) and I can tell that the leather is more firm/thick and the insole is more comfortable on the tv's.
I bought the TVs in 2021 and they have been well used since. The smallest size (us5) is still 0.5cm bigger on me, so there was no need for them to break in. Not to mention the TVs’ form is originally bulkier than the vintages’. So, yes, I recommend buying half a size bigger. They get comfier in time. I’ve owned some of the signatures, namely converse 70s (rarely used), stan smith, cortez, but they are nowhere near in comfortability compared to club c.
I had both, and i swear to god the cushion of TV is soooooo much better same as leather. Idk why they discontinued it..... Such a beauty and nice comfort. Even better than the mainstream white sneakers
I've bought 2 pairs of TV's and 1 pair of the regular c85 vintage(currently in my rotation) and I can tell that the leather is more firm/thick and the insole is more comfortable on the tv's.
Whats the difference between club c 85 m and the regular club c 85
Must be discontinuing them. I literally just ordered a pair of them and they were 60% off
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?
I bought the TVs in 2021 and they have been well used since. The smallest size (us5) is still 0.5cm bigger on me, so there was no need for them to break in. Not to mention the TVs’ form is originally bulkier than the vintages’. So, yes, I recommend buying half a size bigger.
They get comfier in time. I’ve owned some of the signatures, namely converse 70s (rarely used), stan smith, cortez, but they are nowhere near in comfortability compared to club c.
TVs are just C85 Vintage for European market