These shoes are pretty good, they hold their shape well and I've worked 12 hour shifts standing on unlined concrete. these insoles helped a little, of course. I've had them for a while now and they are still in excellent condition, the laces are up, there are no major flaws. I definitely recommend these.

Great shoes for plantar fasciitis and pronation issues. Noticeable improvement in leg/foot problems. I order 1 size up and wider to have more room for my toes. Very comfortable and good leather. It squeaks a little at times, but the comfort far outweighs the squeaks. The shoes are highly recommended!

Flat feet, pronation, pain when walking, severe pain when trying to walk on a stone surface. There is a bone where my arch has to hurt to walk without special shoe support that doesn't matter much without the right shoes. I have full 10 inch ankle braces. These shoes are true to size with their arch support and overall well-built support, and a few of my best insoles make walking something I can do without pain.

My father loves these shoes. Solved his foot problems whenever he wore them. He likes them so much that he's afraid to dress them if they might get dirty. Still wears his old shoes to keep them in good condition for social situations and public speaking. Better buy him a second pair!

The shoes are very comfortable but the quality is poor, two days after my son bought the shoes, the sole partially came off as shown in the picture. Really disappointing. I thought I bought a quality brand.

They are really comfortable and great for walking or running. You'll look like a security guard in a mall or a kitchen hand in a prison, but what's the difference when it comes to comfort.

These Saucony Omni Walkers are the best stability shoes I've found in years. And the price of Revain is great. This is one of the few shoes Saucony still makes with a 12mm offset. I like them for their simple looks and solid stability and support. IMO they are a bit small. I usually wear a size 9, but on these I have to take a size 9.5. but this also applies to some other brands/models. I would say they slide a bit on the narrow side too. I usually buy them in black but recently ordered the…

I am a USPS mailman and bought these shoes for work. I also have plantar fasciitis and wore them with a partial foot tear that happened prior to receiving them. These shoes took care of my feet while I worked and my foot healed. They are lightweight, comfortable, have good support and are durable. I averaged 10-12 miles a day, 6 days a week in them and they lasted 5 1/2 months before the stitching between the shoe and sole started to unravel. As far as I know, chain shoes have a very long…

I love this brand. I go to Sauconys every day. When my husband wanted sneakers I bought him a pair and they were great. When he wanted a black pair I ordered these. I had to exchange first because he insisted the size I recommended was wrong but it was. They were fine when they were the right size, but after a month the sole was so worn it was too painful to walk in. The heel was clearly worn and uneven. Missed the return window by 3 days and threw them away. I don't know if it was the same…

I really liked the shoes at first, the toe box was a bit tight but not bad. The leather upper was durable, although I would have preferred leather for clothing. I need good support and it was sufficient. The problem was that the soles are hard plastic and very slippery on some surfaces. I fell on marble pavements in Greece because the ground does NOT provide traction/stability. The tour is over. Unfortunately I almost fell on my 4 year old daughter who crushed me. For surfaces that offer good…

I wore this brand for 8 years before I found another shoe that better solved my pronation problem the old Reebok DMX line (the new RBK models are cheap imitations of their old shoes, by the way). I still need support up front for Nike to stay on the sidelines (no pun intended). Since Reebok makes horrible shoes I have decided to go back to Saucony. The right boot fitted well, but the arch of the left foot was very high on the inside. Eventually I pulled out the insole and trimmed it down a bit…

This well-made walking aid offers a secure hold. I had cramps in my legs and pain in the balls of my feet. Well, good shoes are the beginning of a solution, but I went wrong. I pressed hard on the front balls of my feet and pushed off that part of my foot. I now plant my heel as I step forward and make a rocking motion as I follow the stride, being careful not to pinch or push off the forefoot at the end of the stride. To increase your speed, simply lean in harder. Here is the magic formula for

At first I began to pronate severely during long walks to the point where I felt severe constant pain in my right ankle. I was afraid that continuing to walk would permanently damage my ankle and prevent me from walking long distances. When I was looking for a shoe that would stop this pronation, the first line of the ad for this shoe mentioned that it would ease pronation. These shoes did just that. I tried these shoes on after a long break from hiking. I walked 14 kilometers at a moderate…