👟 ALTRA Women's AL0A4VQV Rivera Running Shoes for Women with Athletic Features Review

The shoes are some of the most beautiful shoes of this brand but I don't think these shoes cost $130 plus dollars. I still had to get the insoles for her so why the hell am I paying so much? This is my second time buying these shoes just because they give my foot enough room in the shoe. The problem with my order is that they sent me a completely different model and color of the shoes I ordered. Yes the brand was still Altra and that's why I tried them on, ended up liking them but I'm sorry how

They piss me off harder than Kaenta. It borrowed from the Nike Flex Experience 8 but removed the perfect rubber it usually has in perfect target areas. I'm mad they took the inner sock. They might just loosen up a bit. My content is gone. These are completely different shoes. All he did was an Altra version of the Nike Flex. And it's a near-perfect shoe, except the material has to be like the Kayenta, it's too heavy, and they need rubber grips on the back. It is too hard. I need 4.7 ounces…

Advantages: They are very soft on the sole and tongue and are very light. Cons: Runs small, so order one size larger than usual. The toe area is very small in height. My toes were constantly in contact with the upper and I knew it was going to get sore after my 3 mile walks. The reason I returned them is because of the height of the sock. The upper at the top of the sock is very stretchy so this won't be a problem for some. If your toes hurt in shoes, this isn't for you.

After some research I decided to try these. I heard that Riveras helped me transition from a heel strike technique to a more proper running technique. I've only run it once since I've had them, but I noticed the difference right away. Because of the way the shoe is constructed it tries to limit how much you stand in the heel and I felt like it's not really possible to walk in heels. I went up a half size since I heard the toe is narrower. The fit seemed decent and there was more room than there

I just switched from Escalants to Rivera looking for something more comfortable. Today I ran 3 miles in them for the first time and just ran 4 miles and I love them! I have pretty bad pronation and they seem to give me more stability than the Escalante. They also offer excellent cushioning that welcomes the balls of your toes, ankles and knees. They're pretty and light too. After reading the reviews I ordered a half size up and am very happy with it. Usually it's 8.5, this 9 is only good for…