Fit smaller than the Launch 9's I was used to (both in length and width). Didn't like the look of the sole extending past the upper shoe. Have returned them.

Improvement Over Hoka One One, For Me, And Great Price Point

I have been wearing Hokas for years because of the need for support, and I liked the rocker sole. I have had to quit running, however, because of joint degradation, and needed a flatter shoe that still provided good support. I needed a shoe that I could lift weights in, so it needs to be flat enough to feel the floor; and yet allow me to knock around, take long walks with the dogs. An all-around sneaker. So I took a chance on the Revel 7, based on the configurator and its recommendations. I have been wearing them for about 3 weeks, and they are working out pretty well. My only concern, and it's a rather small one, is that I feel the seam of the sneaker on the outside corner of my great toe in each shoe. I take some long hill walks with the dogs, and that seam has not been an issue, hasn't created blisters or ongoing discomfort. I am just fussy, is all. I am interested to see how the shoe wears in the next few months. If it wears well, I will be back for sure. The price is right, and it's kind of a relief wearing a lighter shoe with good support after years of the heavier Hoka.

Consider The Higher End Brooks Shoes. These Are Not Worth The Price Savings.

I have had many Brooks running shoes. This is the only pair I have had that I just do not like. They are not comfortable, they do not have the support or heft that other Brooks shoes have. The are a major disappointment

Good But Not Great

Like that they're light weight. But lacks padding so not great on long runs. Liked the style and coloring. But I feel it could use more padding for the insole.

A Great Travel Shoe

I recently purchased the shoe and was struck by its instant comfort. I’m planning to use it for international travel. It’s lightweight , well cushioned, with sturdy support for those foreign country sidewalks.