My Grandson loves them perfect fit

I was using this shoes during the 90's, always have been an excellent shoes for weight training. Special when you training legs give you stability on your hips and avoid injuries. I love them.

...ten years ago I got basically what was the same type from another vendor. Compared with this it was a bit "softer" in wearing and the sole was a bit more flexible. Here the sole is a bit more rigid and about as thin and the shoe itself is more rugged in terms of build. Although my sizing can be all over the place based on the manufacturer I am typically a 9 1/2 D. Based upon the comments here I went down a half size to a 9 because it was stated that they ran large. Based upon the shoe I received I think that was a bit of an exaggeration. The 9 was "snug" and I'm sure it will stretch out a little so I'm ok with that, but I would have also been comfortable with the half size larger. Again this was with the shoe I received. This is meant for the gym and except for the transit from house-to-car-to-gym these are not an "outside" shoe. The thin sole of course creates the possibility of damage to the upper parts of the shoe. These are a machine and lifting shoe and not meant for the treadmill or running outside. I have an excellent pair of Addidas Alpha Bounce that works well for that. This is a very stable shoe and again excellent for the gym.

One of the best shoes for the ring ever had.

Very comfortable but hard to put on