These shoes are wonderful if you have plantar fasciitis. So well constructed and cushioned there is little or no pain, however, the cuffs wear out within 6-7 months and the snugness and support of a new pair wears off just as quickly.

Best shoe for pronation ever made. I've tried New Balance, Brooks Beast and a few others. Godefy's are better. I had to wear them for a few days to get used to them, but when I got use to them.... relief!!! And that was before I had both ankles fused. I'm talking about big a$$ Home Depot screws and they are still my "go-to's"!!! ... and the 4E's are true to size. Take my advice, coming from a Marine Corp Veteran who served all his time in Grunt units.

They're nice shoes but not as comfortable as it says

Working in retail for 15 years on a cement floor caused me to get plantar fasciitis. I did not know what pain was about until I got that illness. I tried to shoes and they were a godsend. I was able to work every day and comfort and ultimately my feet healed, they were worth every penny even though in my opinion, I think they were a little bit expensive but our biggest issue I had and most people will have is when you walk it's tend to be a rocking motion so if you're not careful you can kind of lose your balance initially until you get used to them . If you switch back to other shoes, it'll actually make you feel like you're walking. On flat hard surfaces. But be fit to the company to do tell you that reading the instructions when you do get the shoe I still wear these not every day, but often especially if I'm doing long walks along the beach on a hard surface. One last note they are very soft, and not that heavy

Ordered size 11 extra wide. Was sent normal 11s. Husband not happy. But says they are tolerable. If they were extra wides as ordered they would be perfect he said. He really needs shoes so does not want to bother hassle ofreturning them. So a small bit of buyers remorse($200 after tax) but the shoe is good.