Very disappointed! Order at least 1/2 size bigger! Runs extremely small tight and very narrow The area where the shoe tongue is gave me a lot of pain

Comfortable But Not Durable

They are definitely comfortable, but here are the details: the upper part felt tight (for both me and my husband — we bought the same model), so I had to cut some of the threads because it was squeezing too much. The sole is comfortable, but after using my sneakers for 30 days straight they already have holes. We bought them for a trip, (Japan ) and I don’t think they should look like this after just 30 days, but oh well. (My husband’s sneaker are ok, mine … well.. full of holes ) That being said, my feet never got wet. (My sister bought my for me in the United States because the color I wanted wasn’t available here.)

Beware Of The Seam On The Tongue Of The Shoe! Will Chafe A Higher Instep!

The tongue on these shoes is punishing. Whoever thought a seam on the tongue, right on the rising part of the instep of the foot was a good idea, definitely did not think it through. Have never had this issue with any other Nike shoe. The rest of the shoe fits well and is comfortable, but after attempting to wear these in for multiple weeks, the problem of it chafing the instep of my foot right where the seam is, has not gone away.

Not For Distance But Keeps Dry

Not recommended for distance running. I’ve worn other Nike models and Hoka for long distance and these are the first of my shoes to have really poor support on runs over 4-6 miles. There isn’t enough shock absorbance or cushion and I really feel it in my toes. They do keep my feet dry! The waterproofing is solid.

Comfy Right Out Of The Box; Supportive & Dry All Day Long On Winter Trails

There was no breaking-in period for these -- comfortable right out of the box. I hike 3-6 miles almost every day on trails, and bought these to keep my feet warm and dry during snowy and wet winter hikes as low as 0°. These do not disappoint! My feet stayed supported and dry even in 4 -5 inches or more of snow and on very uneven terrain. I loved them so much I bought a second pair locally, since I've learned to stock up when something works so well. I never tried other customers' much-loved Trail 4 Gore-Tex so I can't compare. The 5's are not tight in the forefoot on me, I like the way the tongue is attached, as well as the soft material around the ankles. If they made these in an ankle-high hiking boot version, I'd buy those too, for rougher terrain and deeper snow.