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Mizuno makes great shoes highly recommend. These shoes are roomy and fit your foot well. My son loves these shoes.
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These shoes are not just beautiful, however; they are very, very comfortable. I walked 5 miles in them yesterday (and I have bad feet). I don't think I could have done that with any other shoe I have without blisters because of my flat feet. They have the memory foam inner sole that makes for a very comfortable experience.
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Not impressed at all with this shoe. Asics road shoes are fine. I have a pair that i've been using on the treadmill and the road for the past several months. But these Asics trail shoes are a different story. Too spongy, no feel, the stability is shaky over rocks and roots, the heel to toe drop is too pronounced for a comfortable trail run at any distance over a couple miles, it's like running on a pedestal. After a few miles on even a moderate trail with rocks, roots, and changes in elevation it really takes its toll on your feet, knees, and hip flexors. When you attempt to run properly, with changes to your stride on hills and dealing with smaller obstacles in your way the shoes end up hurting your toes. Going down even slight grades turned into an a very painful exercise that a trail runner cannot afford, safety wise. The weight of the shoe is also a problem, as in the sho is much too heavy considering the minimal protection afforded the wearer. And although I'm not one that has to love the way their shoes look, I'm still human and enjoy shoes that aesthetically pleasing. It seems that Asics was trying to get into a more modern scheme with the colors, incorporating the bright yellow/green citron shade that many shoe makers are using right now. Asics' attempt, unfortunately, is a disaster. The shoes don't look good. More importantly, the shoes, just don't look right. The citron yellow/green is two different shades in different places, and the shades are just similar enough to tell that they aren't meant to contrast or compliment, but they just clash and really makes the shoe look sort of silly. Looks like a bad shoe from the mid 80's. In short, I've worn these 3 times now over the past 6 days and logged only about 14 miles in them. 7 of those are on a mix of light trails and pavement. I couldn't use them any longer b/c they were that bad. I have normal sized feet, unlike so many reviewers on here who apparently have size triple F width feet. If I needed a toe box the size of a small lifeboat, then perhaps i would think that "hey, maybe it's just me." But I don't. And I know how to properly run trails. And even with a normal width foot, these shoes crushed my toes during a short trail run. Never again. I'm done with these. Asics really failed with this shoe. It's as if the designers NEVER ran on a trail. And then just suddenly decided one day to design a trail shoe that ultimately doesn't do very well running on trails. That's this shoe. Sorry Asics. You had me, but after buying and using the Gel Venture 3, you've lost me. Move on folks, there's nothing to see here. Unless you have a keen interest in wasting your money.
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I've been a long time fan of Asic for road shoes. The Gel Attack is light with an aggressive tread, traits that I like in a trail shoe. However this latest model, the 7, seems narrower than usual up front compared to most Asics models. I usually get the standard medium width in Asics, but these I wish I had gone wider. I don't have too many miles on them yet, so I can't speak to the durability. I had issues with the Attack model 6's I had previously. I wore holes in both of them above both big toes, something that normally isn't an issue with me. Asics should beef up the fabric in that area.
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This is the second pair of Inov8s I hav ordered. My first pair are the Bare-XF 210s. I bought those to replace my NB Minimus Zeros since I am military and needed something a little more conservatively colored. I bought this pair as my feet tend to sweat a lot and could use a pair to swap out while washing the other pair. I would say the ball of my foot is medium to wide in size. The 210s fit snug(not in a bad way) around my feet which allowed me to move side to side and turn tight while running. This leads me to the only downside to these shoes, the "toe box" is just a little loose so if you try to turn very quickly or stop to abroptly your feet may shift in them a bit. If your running doe not involve said motion these shoes would be great. Also this might be a good thing if you were going to run distance as your feet may expand enough to fit them. Over all these are very great shoes and I would not hesitate to by another pair.
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I love the Adidas brand for style, these shoes are not far behind and are very comfortable, they are soft
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I purchased these shoes to use for doing water sports in Hawaii. You can't go without some kind of foot protection here because of all the lava hidden here and there, and sometimes everywhere, at the beach. I found that I can also swim ocean laps in these and go without flippers for most snorkeling. They are very comfortable and are at home in the water, no water staying in the shoes because they drain so well. I have tried many other water shoes and these are the best! I would only give one warning to others, I can't keep the shoes tied in the water. This is because of the way I am tying the shoes, not because of the shoes. For me, this turned out to be a good thing, when I am snorkeling, fish love to come and check out my dangling shoe laces. Columbia also makes these same shoes with no laces to be tied if this is a problem for anyone.
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With a recent history of plantar fasciitis and having it surgically repaired these shoes are awesome. I had a surgical repair for my condition three years ago and was still buying new shoes every 6-months. The verdict is still out on when my next shoe purchase will be. I am now working out in these shoes and have taken three all day trips to Disneyland. After the those trips my wife complains that her feet are hurting her, I laugh because mine feel great. Buy these shoes and replace the in-soles with after market thicker in-soles you will not regret it.
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I pronate. My left foot rolls over to the right. This shoe addresses this issue and gives great arch support. I have bunions. The way this shoe is constructed it has mesh right where my bunions hit so they do not rub. I'm not a runner, but I do walk alot and have had no pain at all after walking miles in this shoe. It gives great support without being restrictive. I'd love to see it in different colors. I did get a half size larger than I normally wear.
