I love Ed Hardy and I actually bought these shoes whilst I was on holiday in Los Angeles. I bought them for about $70, which worked out to be cheaper than if I had bought them in England.

I suffer from flat feet so I often find that walking long distances in converses makes my feet ache and feel sore for days afterwards. I don't get this problem with my Ed Hardy shoes, and they are a lot more comfortable.

The shoes are easy to slip on due to the fact that they don't have any laces. There are holes to give the illusion that laces could be used but they are sewn onto the material below, meaning that they are just slip on shoes. They are very easy to put on and take off.

The material is much softer than those used in converses and actually make them a lot more comfortable than their rivals. The fact that the material is also a lot thinner means that they are a lot easier to wear in the summer, without making your feet get all sweaty. The only downside to the thin material means that your feet get very wet very quickly as soon as it starts to rain! The soles have a good strong grip on the bottom whilst walking, and I used them on ice a few months ago and they worked really well.

I bought these in the summer of 2008 and I have been wearing them almost daily ever since. They look a little bit worn, but the colours are still just as bright, and they definitely don't look to be 2.5 years old!

These shoes are expensive, but I think that they are well worth the money. They look fantastic, have a great eye catching design, they last a very long time and are also very comfortable.