The size chart on them is accurate. I'm glad I used the sizing chart instead of just ordering the size I thought I would wear. I love the fact that I don't have to tie my shoelaces and it's very easy to use. Also very comfortable. Back. It's not a very comfortable shoe which left me very disappointed. In fact, they put a hole in my sock after each use. I didn't think these would be the perfect running shoes due to the lack of comfort. Especially not for long distances and I was surprised…

I've been walking and jogging a lot during this pandemic. Although I had reservations about ordering shoes online, I'm glad it worked on the first try. a little, I wear low socks or just put them on if I'm not going far. The BOA system was my favorite feature on the last pair of trail shoes I owned, so it was top of my list for a new pair.

Technically, this is my first product review. I find reviews very helpful, especially with purchases like this. This shoe is like a sports car on the track. I love that I feel the ground with every step and I don't stumble like other running shoes with more support. The grip is also great for the slick trails I run on. I also cross the riverbed and although I can clearly feel the rocks, they don't bother me. I should also mention that I have pretty strong ankles so I don't need extra support…

The shoe looks and feels great except the edge at the foot hole has a hard edge that cuts my achilles tendon. I love the Boa lacing system, but the discomfort of wearing the shoe was the deciding factor.

These are great running shoes. I don't run trails (at least not on purpose) but I do road/track runs. That's why I rode the minimum number of kilometers in them as running shoes. The little bit I ran through them, they're fantastic. The BOA system must be applied to other sneaker models! (Anybody listening at Saucony?!) It's that good. The experience of tightening the entire foot instead of pinching the instep. The towbox is wide for great expansion with almost zero drop and yet a well…

I would have given these 5 stars if they had slightly thicker insoles. Fairly stiff outsole that works well on pavement but really eats up trails. If you spend a lot of time on trails with wet grass or dead, wet leaves, this couldn't be better. Just over 100 miles and they are alive. The Boa system is handy, but not a game changer like I thought. It turns out I don't mind tying my shoelaces.