NikeBig Kid's Full Force Low Casual Sneakers from Finish Line

Perfect shoe for my son. He has wide feet and he loves them! And can’t beat the price!

Peeling less than a month

Extremely bad leather quality. I bought a white leather sneaker for my daughter in April 2025. She wears it to school and less than a month the top leather starts peeling. It is so unacceptable that Nike produce such a bad quality sneaker

Good for wide feet

Wide feet friendly and true to size. Got the size 5Y in the white with gray/black accent for my 10 yo, and he says they’re comfortable. Looks as pictured.

Not what they seem...

These shoes look nothing like the picture when you get them in person! The front of the shoe is so wide. It's not enough Grey in the shoe.

Gray Full Force Low Tops

I purchased these for my grandson who said that he like the shoes are they are comfortable. I should have purchased a half a size smaller, but my grandson said they are fine

Decent Sneaker

These sneakers are comfortable to wear for every day use. I’m not in love with the design of the sneaker however. I’m more of a high-top sneaker person. Since they are white sneakers and it’s winter time, I don’t wear them often. I will be wearing these more in the spring and summer. I like the leather material because it is easier to clean.

Bought for my son and he loved them! Color way is clean and simple. I got him a size 6 grade school. Fast delivery

Most Uncomfortable Fitting Shoe

I had high hopes for the Nike Full Force Low, expecting the usual comfort and quality from the brand, but unfortunately, these shoes have been nothing short of disappointing. After wearing them for 10–12 hours over multiple days, they still haven't broken in, and instead of getting more comfortable, they continue to cause pain on the sides of my feet. The construction feels stiff and unforgiving, with little to no flexibility in the upper. The fit seems oddly narrow, pressing uncomfortably against the sides of my feet, even though I have never had this issue with other Nike shoes—or even with shoes from supposedly lesser-quality brands. The cushioning, while present, doesn't seem to provide much relief, making each step feel more like a chore than a comfortable stride. I kept giving them a chance, thinking they just needed time to break in, but at this point, it's clear that the problem is with the shoe itself. If you're looking for a comfortable everyday sneaker, I’d strongly recommend looking elsewhere. These are simply not worth the discomfort.