So, I've had these shoes for about 3 months, and I am getting rid of them.  I bought them on the recommendation of a trainer I trust, but they just don't live up to the hype.  Sadly, I can't return them at this point, though they are in great shape.  First, though they run a little small in length (I'm usually a 9.5, but had to get a 10 in these), they are very wide.  The material where the logo is would bunch up when I'd walk in them.  It looks terrible, but it wasn't a dealbreaker for me.  I really wanted to like the shoes because they were so highly recommended.  Plus, I loved the colors, needed the shoes, and didn't have time to look for others.  Well, it took me about 6 weeks to realize that they were making my feet hurt horribly (I first just thought it was age-related or maybe I changed the way I was doing something...anything but the shoes!).  I have worn minimalist shoes for years without any pain, but these just made the bottoms of my feet hurt.  Apparently, the sesamoid bones on the bottoms of my feet were smashed to smithereens sometime more than 20 years ago (when I found out about it).  That's when I saw a podiatrist about an unrelated problem, and he said, "I don't know how you can walk without unbearable pain" because of the smashed bones.  Well, these are the first shoes I have owned that made me aware of those obliterated bones.  I finally broke down and bought some new Nikes the other day.  My feet instantly felt better when I put them on.  I wore them this morning to work out for the first time, and I didn't give my feet a second thought.