Enhance Every Step with New Balance Ralaxa Walking Faded Men's Athletic Shoes Review

I've had these shoes for a few months now and having bought a lower quality than usual NB I didn't think to complain. After reading other comments about the size, I realized I'm not the only one. I've been wearing NB for many years and haven't had any problems so far. They are a bit smaller than my other NBs and a bit flimsy overall. I think you get what you pay for. I'll try the store next time.

runs half a size smaller. I usually wear men's 11.5 but these were too tight. I ended up ordering a size 12 and donated a pair which I wore for a week.

After trying 7 pairs, the perfect hiking shoe finally came out. No more foot pain or calluses. I run 10 miles every day so that's important.

It took four pairs to find one that fit properly. I'm not new to New Balance and my legs haven't been replaced recently. Why are New Balance greats scattered all over the map? I think the place of production uses a kid to make them. I've been buying men's running shoes from New Balance for about 20 years. I always bought 13 or 14 EE and they fit great. This time it was different, I tried 13 EE, 14 EE and 13EEEE and ended up with 14 EEEE. Can't say I'm happy with the wide range of New Balance…

These shoes are even more comfortable than I expected. I'm a registered nurse, so I'm on my feet 12 hours a day. These shoes can take it and my feet don't hurt at the end of the day.

Very well stitched, the fabric on top is durable. This is probably the best tennis shoe I have ever bought. Bought a second pair because they are durable and comfortable unlike cheap nikes with hard leather that irritates the sides and arch of the foot.

These shoes couldn't be more uncomfortable with cheese graters in the heels. A three mile walk and my heels were blisters the size of a quarter. New Balance went to the bathroom and that's where these shoes belong.

I have multiple sclerosis and these shoes fit perfectly. The light weight and comfort of the shoe help me walk better and stand longer.

I walk a lot and was happy to get a good pair of shoes advertised as walking shoes. When I received them, they immediately seemed strange to me. After wearing them as my main running shoe for two weeks, I got really bad pain in my feet. I took a closer look at the boots and noticed that the right boot was not flat on the ground but was tilted inward. The other shoe was flat. This caused severe pain in the opposite leg, which was overcompensated for. I may have received a defective pair but that

I bought them specifically for daily walks on sale. They are very light and have good padding. They are better than some of my more expensive boots which are bulkier and less padded. I've been wearing them daily for 8 months and will probably live in them for another month or two. I think it all depends on what you are looking for.

These shoes have been great for two months. But after 3 months of use they started creaking and flapping like flip flops. Now I'm embarrassed to use them around people. And on individual walks they are very noisy. I didn't soak them which might explain the problem. I only use them for running. Not sure why this particular pair is the problem as no other New Balance shoe I've had has had this problem.

I usually wear a size 10.5 and have 2 pairs of new scales that both fit me comfortably. I ordered 10.5 and it was too small, sent it back and replaced with 11 and it's literally big enough. As they are for running only I agree as I don't want to return another pair but I actually have a feeling the 11.5 will fit the same as the regular 10.5 so run a size down. Just remember. UPDATE: I couldn't make it, size 11 was still too small and my big toes hurt after a day of wearing. Sent back and runs…

I tried to save money on shoes but they ended up being half a size too small and they were the first New Balance shoes to improve arch support enough that I had to buy Pro-Step inserts for them.

I liked that it was very wide. Unfortunately my foot requires xx width and can be very difficult to find. I'm not familiar with the type of upper so it was a play on whether I could count on them to stretch a bit.

I wear 12 4E. It's been more than ten years. I bought them from Revain and after running a mile in them I realized that no matter how many times I break them in, they will always be too tight and tight. And now that they have some wear on the tread I doubt I can return them to Revain as their policy is that they only accept returns on new, unworn shoes. Big disappointment.

For supposedly VERY comfortable shoes, if I wear them all day at work where I'm almost exclusively on my feet 8-12 hours a day, the next day my feet are KILLING. I had to go back to the old pair for a few days and try again to confirm, but it was absolutely caused by these shoes. I wore them once two days in a row and I could hardly get out of bed in the morning. I don't know why it happened and it's the only shoe that made my feet so sore.

My husband bought these shoes and loved them at first. He bought in two different colors. Unfortunately, they are so worn on the underside that there is no longer any traction. This makes them look very slick and a lot more worn than they should be.

Good fit, good looks but not overly aggressive sporty style. If I may say something about the shoes I originally ordered: I received a pair of shoes for. I am assuming a 9 year old boy, not a size 9. I hope this will be a rare flash in today's beautiful world of technology and science; Human error lives on with us, and why not! 'People tend to make mistakes"

I bought these shoes for my husband thinking they would provide good support like the latest New Balance tennis shoes. However, this particular style did not suit Bill. I wouldn't buy them again. He usually likes the new brand of sneakers because they are very wide, and he didn't like this pair. Can be a manufacturing defect.

I found the last few New Balance shoes to be a bit tight so I went for the wide ones and wasn't disappointed. Light as air, goes well with jeans, not flashy, above the logo. Can't comment on durability as I'm just starting to put on some serious miles. Highly recommended so far.