These are well made but sized way too small. Amazon should test shoes for size before allowing them to be sold on their site. There is a vested interest in selling shoes that are smaller than normal. When a retailer has an order for a model of shoe the order is filled as an assortment of sizes say 144 of sizes 6 to 13. The number of each size is predetermined by expected sales of each size.  By making each shoe slightly smaller the manufacturer saves big over the run of that model - 250,000 shoes.  The result is predictable. Every shoe is too small compared to standard shoe sizing.

In my case I normally where an 11 or 11 1/2.  In this case I ordered a 12 and a 13 since there was no 12 1/2. The 12 has my toes touching and the 13 has my foot freely moving back and forth.  I decided the keep the 12 and return the 13 to Amazon. Now the 12 isn't breaking in like it should and is causing damage to my left foot. If these fit in normal sizing I wouldve in a 11 1/2.
Basically these run one size too small and are too stiff to have any additional give. Too late to return so there goes $110 down the drain.