The shoes lasted less than three months before the fabric wore out and large holes appeared. They are quite comfortable and the sole is in fair condition. It's a shame that the upper part of the shoe is so cheaply made. I would invest a little more to get decent quality shoes that won't fall apart after a few months.

These are basically water walking shoes with a thicker training sole. Sent them back because they are too thin for training or work.

These shoes are not made correctly in terms of the upper heel and the back of the shoe. It's too high and tight, causing excessive Achilles tendon chafing and possible bleeding. Please see the photo of the shoes after a 4 mile walk.

My son loves these shoes, this is his 5th pair (he's had white, black and all black pairs. He's in high school and does track and trail running in them. They're great for both athletics and everyday wear.

They fit great and I ride them about 40 miles a month and they are fantastic. I also get a lot of compliments on her looks and wonder where I can get her. Couldn't have asked for better, especially at this price point.

When walking on a gravel path or in a parking lot, small stones get caught on the soles of these boots in places, mud is not suitable for forests or uneven ground.

Holy smokers, it's convenient. Don't usually buy branded items, I wasted my money as I'm sure a lot of people do. You're worth it.

They wore out much quicker than my old 574 Tesla version. I think they had to change the name and came up with a "new" stupid design. I want my old 574s!

Great lightweight forefoot or midfoot shoe, but the manufacturer seems to be playing some games. When I click on my previous order to order another pair of the same shoes (blue 700) I go to the page but the shoes on that page are now all laceless, not sneakers. That's a big no by Revain rules, meaning you can't keep the same Revain product number, you can replace the actual product with something else. After searching I found a shoe from TSLA that looks like a blue 700 but is now called the…

I bought them for my boyfriend 2 months ago. It was worn several times and these shoes just fell apart. They are made of poor material that traps sweat. The sole is very thin and does not support the foot even after wearing the shoe 5-6 times. I wouldn't even recommend them for light clothing.

I've done everything with them: tennis, running, training, sometimes I feel like I'm not wearing shoes at all. Maybe not the best support if you stand for long hours and after a while it starts to rag, but overall a great buy for the price!

I bought these for my adult son who is quite rough with shoes. This is the second pair I've bought him in 2 years because he loves how comfortable and breathable they are at work. Although they are light, they last about 2 years (for him). He also works out on the elliptical in it and says these are the only shoes that keep his feet from sweating. We live in rainy Washington DC and he wears them year round, rarely outside as they aren't waterproof.

I love the style and comfort of this shoe. I also like that it's slippery. However, it doesn't slip that easily. Works best with a shoehorn. It also means it doesn't slip off as easily, which is good. I would buy it again and maybe buy more pairs. I have 5 pairs of these lace-up shoes. They are lightweight and offer good cushioning when walking and running.

This lasted about 2 months before the webbing fell apart leaving me with gaping holes and a worn out sole like I've had the shoes for almost a year. It looked good right away, but I've never *never* had a pair of shoes fall apart so easily.

I've had mine for 2 years now and am only now considering replacing them with another pair. I bought them to run, not to run. I don't think you'll get enough support to run with it, but I really like it for everyday use. Of course, depending on how you walk, they may wear differently for you than for another person. The most worn part of the shoe for me was the heel. They are comfortable and last much longer than I thought. I am impressed.

So they were fine; no big problems. On the first day, the heel straps for putting on the shoes ripped on both shoes. The soles feel cheap and I have a feeling I'll break them if I run very fast.

I have been using these models for about 2 years. They get the job done for a fair price. All they need is a tick for a $100 markup.

Don't fall for this company. First, the quality of the shoes is very low. I have the same size shoes that I wear every day and I could barely put my foot in them. Also, the base of the shoe is smaller than your foot, so your feet will dangle from either side of the base of the shoe. Also, the very first time I decided I could just wear them as my return date had already passed. Yes it was a great experience lol they started to fall apart. After a few minutes black pieces of rubber fell off the…

I prefer the split sole (red) over the (blue) because it feels softer. I have neuropathy which is a plus for me. Also, split sole shoes are a bit more comfortable overall. Both great values!

One of the nicest running shoes I've ever had. This particular style tends to get small stones stuck in the tread. Also, you get what you pay for and they need to be replaced after about 3 months if you walk/run in them every day, but shouldn't you be doing that with shoes anyway?