I bought these shoes because I enjoyed the pair I bought the prior year. They are very lightweight and comfortable. Interestingly, I had to buy a half-size larger this year. They also felt a little more narrow, but that might be that I've widened the earlier pair. I liked the tighter width.I find that bark chips gets stuck in the tread, so I need to check them before entering the house (I walk in the bark chips in my yard). My prior (2022) shoes have not worn out yet. I bought the paid just in case, or for when I need to replace the prior.

I always have issue with regular shoes squishing my toes. My foot size is 8.5 E and I typically order a size 9D for regular shoes. I have a couple of On shoes which I sized up to 9.5 but for this model size 9 suffice.Have worn this shoe for about a month now with about 50k in mileage and my feet absolutely love them. Couple of people don't like the firm feel but for me it's firm in the right places. Might buy another one next season

I’ve worn these shoes pretty much daily for the last two months since I purchased them. Disclaimer - I am not a runner and bought this shoes more as cross trainers, as I’m very active in the gym, outside, etc. They’re extremely comfortable, lightweight, and fashion forward; however, the shoes have some major flaws that don’t exactly make them the most practical as a “lifestyle” shoe. The main issue is the tread. EVERYTHING will get stuck in those little holes and cracks in the tread! Including gravel, rocks, dirt, mud, you name it. If you have dogs and regular wear these shoes in your yard, forget about it. I’ve stepped in dog doo multiple times on accident and these shoes are a nightmare to clean - even if you were to step in mud while you were actually running, ... MoreI’ve worn these shoes pretty much daily for the last two months since I purchased them. Disclaimer - I am not a runner and bought this shoes more as cross trainers, as I’m very active in the gym, outside, etc. They’re extremely comfortable, lightweight, and fashion forward; however, the shoes have some major flaws that don’t exactly make them the most practical as a “lifestyle” shoe. The main issue is the tread. EVERYTHING will get stuck in those little holes and cracks in the tread! Including gravel, rocks, dirt, mud, you name it. If you have dogs and regular wear these shoes in your yard, forget about it. I’ve stepped in dog doo multiple times on accident and these shoes are a nightmare to clean - even if you were to step in mud while you were actually running, same idea. You will never be able to get all of the crud out of the little holes and crevices in the tread, making them honestly pretty gross and unsanitary to think about wearing anywhere else, especially in a house. I’m only saying this because I’ve practically performed surgery trying to get the crud out of the tread on these shoes. I’ve bought special brushes from hardware store that you’d normally use for grout and old knives I don’t mind ruining to scrape them out. Chopsticks from takeout food also work well to push mud/crud out of the little holes on the tread. I’ve run these shoes though the washer, hosed them down multiple times, and they still are far from immune from getting filthy hours later. None of this information might be relevant to others, but honestly - it’s something I wish I had considered before I put down the money to buy them and one of my considerations for possibly returning them. Comfort wise, I have no complaints but I have a few doubts as to whether or not that would hold up for long term wearing.