Has anyone tried Casca sneakers?

shiny

They slipped into my FB feed and I'm intrigued, but have had a few unsuccessful forays into the custom fitted-by-app clothing options to date.

Too good to be true?

https://casca.com/

4 years ago

Dressing

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Latest reply was from Laurie

MsMaven

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I haven't heard of this brand. Yes, it does sound too good to be true. I have a hard time getting decent shoes to fit that it might be a good idea to keep track of this brand and see what the reviews say.

4 years ago

Anonymous

I also have not heard of this brand. I would be skeptical. Can you get your money back if the shoes are not comfortable?

4 years ago

rachylou

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That’s fascinating. The way I wear out walking sneakers, I don’t think that’s a feasible price… but maybe for work…

4 years ago

Zaeobi

(website)

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I haven't heard of them either, unfortunately. But I see some Reddit opinions that mention they're comfy but heavy, if you search for 'Casca review' on Google: https://www.reddit.com/r/oneba.....es_review/

I also know that NYC company Atoms offer quarter sizes in their shoes (helmed by folk who originally forayed into handmade shoes), which might be a better fit (no pun intended lol) for you?
https://www.atoms.com/?fbclid=.....-Wq82ZIqHg

Again, I haven't tried them myself, but have heard good things about their fit & lightweight comfort. They have an individualised try-on process that will send you your 3 closest quarter sizes to choose from:
https://www.reviewed.com/lifes.....review.amp

4 years ago

Laurie

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This is interesting. I just had athletic orthotics made at the podiatrist and they used scanning with an app on an iPad, although I didn't stand on it - they sort of waved it all around my feet as I sat with my legs up on the table. They were not perfect, unfortunately- I'm waiting for them to be adjusted.

I like the concept here, would love to hear a review!

4 years ago

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