COLOR:
Must say, the color gorgeous. I ordered the mint, which is VERY true to color. It is basically a pale/light teal... not mint 'green' and not turquoise. While it is close to those on either end, it's certainly MINT and that's just what I needed!

SIZE:
I hate shoes rubbing the backs of my heels. So, I decided to go with my true size and hope for the best. Here's the thing: They are tight at first. I have the regulars, not the wides, which works perfect... but if you need wides, you had best order them in wides or you will not like them. For ordering my true size and not going up a half size, I'm glad I did. While they are tight right now, two days of light wear and they are already breaking in well with absolutely no sliding on my heel. (Of course, ordering a half size up works for many women, so you do what you think is best; It's your feet, no one knows better than you what you prefer.) I'll give them another four days light wear (4-6 hours each time) and I'll be ready to take these puppies downtown for a night. Lol

DURABILITY / QUALITY:
Only been a few days, so I cannot testify to their strength, but the heel hasn't fallen off so far and they certainly feel sturdy. Will update if that changes, depending on how hard I am on them. Some are complaining about gluing and quality, but they look fine to me. I think they look excellent. They will scuff easily, as most heels like these do, so don't drive with them on or the backs will get marked up. Some women expect these things to withstand a marathon, I'm not one one them. I don't walk on gravel, dirt, or uneven asphalt in heels if I can help it. Common sense. If you do, the heels are going to look like a chew-happy puppy got ahold them. Yet, if there are any thin heeled shoes out there for less than $40 that don't look like that after walking those surfaces, then someone please let me know. 30 years and still haven't found indestructible heels... just sayin'.

COMFORT:
As I said, still breaking mine in. At this point, due to the tightness where the shoe hasn't fully taken my foot shape, the only discomfort I have is in my first joint of my big toes. Day one sucked. (4 hours) Day two was much better. (4 hours again.) But no blisters or rubbing anywhere. Noticing a difference in just two wears is a good sign. Having broken in many heels this way, I'm confident enough to say that these are going to be VERY comfortable by a few more wears. Ideal for work days and not going to kill you if you're on your feet most of the time. Main pro: DOESN'T HURT MY BACK. Low heels/kitten heels do not make my lower back ache and doesn't agitate my sciatica.

GRIP:
Now, for my only complaint and the reason these are four stars and not five...
These shoes are slicker than snot on a door knob. The bottoms are smoother than Dwayne Johnson's chest. Be wary walking on a wet/greasy, glossy surface because seriously... its like two eels screwin' in a bucket. Had them on for less than ten minutes, walked into our tiled bathroom where my man had taken a shower just an hour before and it was like a comedic skit from SNL; One misstep and I was grabbing towel racks, the toilet paper holder, ripping the shower curtain down... just trying to regain my balance. Lol Hasn't happened since because now I know. So, do NOT underestimate these heels in their lack of traction. Not a rainy day shoe. Not a shoe for waltzing around on marble floors of lobby's and banks downtown. Not a shoe for entering a Wafflehouse or greasy cafe. They perform very well on linoleum, concrete and asphalt (if it isn't slimy with algae/dirt), most wood floors and carpet of course. Be careful on tile, glossy wood floors or any wet surface, They will fool you because they are so comfortable and your balance is fantastic in them, you could even run from a maniacal serial killer with a chain-saw while wearing them, but once you leave a rough/carpeted surface, you better test the waters because they are more slippery than Casey Anthony's lawyer.

I think that covers it!
Do I like them? Ha. I LOVE them!
Don't buy high heels or stilettos, girls. Get the low pumps/kitten heels like these and you'll get the sexy fashion appeal without the pain. If they'd just invest in better traction on the bottoms, I'd pay an additional $20 for another pair. But I have to say that I'm happy with them as they are, all in all. Will invest a few other colors and I'll just remember that these are my dry day outing shoes and I'll be on my Ps and Qs about what surface I'm walking on. Lol