I love this shoe but, paradoxically, it has just not broken in after many weeks and is painful to wear over time. When I bought them, they fit great. I have toes that are wide. Not a wide foot but I need a shoe that has a bit more toe room. NB, Timberland, Keen, and Teva tend to have shoes that have this extra space. The lasts (molds) for these brands are also excellent.
So it is weird: great looking, well made, excellent fitting shoes but when I actually walk in them - like shopping in Costco or hiking around local trails in S. New England - after the first 20 minutes (or sooner) they become miserably painful for the bottom of my feet.
I dropped in a better pair of insoles (a new one but one I have used before with other shoes) to see if that was the problem but, so far, that has not been the fix. The shoes walking experience feels the same with the Teva insoles or upgraded insoles.
Yet, I would recommend these but, you really should walk around the house or indoors for a week or maybe a month to *really* know if they are OK or not. Clearly, for other people, the pain while walking issue is not there.
If I wear other shoes I own, no problems at all. So it is not my feet.
I also took a break from them for a couple weeks, then came back to try them again. Pain was still there.