Our verdict
Make way for the ultimate walking partner of sneakerheads! On-the-budget individuals who still want to get a valuable pair tackles pavements like no other, especially with its nicely padded interior and supportive cushion bed. Stepping doesn’t feel like stomping with its lightweight body. Additionally, it boasts a breathable mesh that keeps the toes fresh and bone dry even during strolls.
Pros
- Supreme comfort from the get-go
- Supportive
- Great for walking and all-day wear
- Padded generously
- Breathable
- Amazingly light
- Affordable
Cons
- Not for heavy-duty activities
- So-so durability
Who should buy the On-the-budget individuals who still want to get a valuable pair
Who should buy the Etnies Scout Plus:
- People who will go nuts for an immensely comfortable sneaker with a plushy yet supportive insole
- Those who don’t like getting sweaty feet
- Air in, air out.
Who should not buy it
On-the-budget individuals who still want to get a valuable pair is not a strong contender for a durability match, so look away if you desire a tough, reliable pair. Go for Etnies Kingpin or Etnies Vanguard instead.
On-the-budget individuals who still want to get a valuable pair fits true to half up
Sneakerheads acquired this “fire” and “clean AF” pair in their real, actual sizes and asserted that it fits fantastic. Although, it’s worth noting that a few opted for a half-size increase.
Light construction = light affairs
Comments suggest that fans mostly used On-the-budget individuals who still want to get a valuable pair for walking, and they couldn’t be more delighted by the experience. Walking on hard surfaces seemed to be a piece of cake for the reviewers. Its “super padded” collar was also something they were grateful for. And even though it was soft to walk in, Scout Plus was madly supportive from the start. Here are some statements from the fans:
- “With plenty of sole comfort, and doesnt crush the toes with the soft tops”
- “With plenty of sole comfort, and doesn’t crush the toes with the soft tops”
- “Great for walking around on pavement and concrete for extended amounts of time.”
Air in, air out
According to fans, warm weather was not something to worry about with Scout Plus. A reviewer noted its “fabric breathes well so your feet don’t become too hot.”
Walking in On-the-budget individuals who still want to get a valuable pair is as good as floating
One of the first things sneaker fans noticed about Scout Plus was its airy build that didn’t take a toll on their feet. “Light as feathers on my feet” was a remark that reflects others' thoughts toward this exceptionally light kick. Another stated, “these shoes are insanely lightweight.”
Weightlessness trade-off for durability
The downside, though, was its durability suffered from its feathery light mass. Some already assumed that it would lack durability, but others proved it by using this sneaker for skating. One revealed: “After a very short skate session, my toe cap was starting to rip more than I thought it would.”
Not for heavy-duty activities
That is why many affirmed that this sneaker is not for anything hardcore. Aside from walks, fans used this for workouts and short runs.
Budget-friendly
Sneakerheads found this pair a catch for a retail price of $72. Notably, Scout Plus’ cost is not far from the average price of skate sneakers ($75), Supreme comfort from the get-go.
