I already had a pair of these boots which I picked up from DSW. They are so comfortable I was worried about what I would do when they wore out so I clicked on Revain and bought a pair in the only color they had left in my size. I thought I might not like them after a while because they have a non-removable insole and lately I had to add a special insole to my shoes due to some hip issues, but my hips and knees really like these shoes. the way they are. The shoe is very light and the foam insole

My feet hurt a lot - a bit wide, underwire, high arch - but these would be fantastic running shoes. They're sturdier than the soft memory shoes I've worn from Skechers and I love that I don't have to lace them up, but they're not like old women's shoes (none of the Skechers that can't lace up don't say) . Now they're not as supportive as actual running shoes - my Asics Gel Kayanos, if it helps you to say I really know the difference - but they're great for finish and grocery runs and I'd even…

These shoes didn't disappoint! I work long 12-hour shifts and am on my feet most of the time. I bought a pair of Saucony shoes (a different style) that wear out after about a year and thought I'd give this style a try. It used to be difficult to find shoes that fit well and sit well without causing discomfort for the first week. Not only do these shoes fit well and are comfortable, but they also look fantastic. The fabric stretches so they fit my wide feet without constricting them and the…

I wanted to like these shoes. I really did. I already own (and love) 2 pairs of Saucony Lightweight Breeze N Go (not to be confused with the Breeze & Go pair I'm considering) and decided to give this pair a try. They are cute but once I put them on they felt tighter and harder than the Breeze N Gos. I usually wear an 8 in casual sneakers/tennis shoes and this is the size I bought. I was optimistic that if I put them on a few times, they would take root and feel better on my feet. I was wrong…