I may have worn this pair 400 miles so far.  The only wear I see is on the heels.
Some shoes are inconvenient because the laces don't slide freely.  These shoes go on and off easily.
Some shoe linings wear out quickly.  These linings are holding up well.
Some shoes tend to come untied.  These stay tied.
Some shoes are heavy.  These are light.
Some soles collapse under the heels and balls of the feet as miles accumulate.  These soles aren't caving in.
Some soles eventually separate from the uppers.  These soles aren't coming loose.
Some soles bring grit and mud indoors.  These soles don't bring much in.
Some soles are treacherous on slick surfaces.  These soles hold well.
Some soles are cold in winter.  These are warm.

Update:  I won't buy Hi Tec shoes again.

From the time I started wearing these shoes, my toes were often numb at night.  I didn't suspect the shoes because they were  roomy.  Six months later I was on my second pair.  When I stopped wearing them for a week, my toes improved.  Each time I wore them, I had trouble with numb toes afterward.

These shoes are loud.  I now realize it's because they slam the balls of my feet to the pavement unlike any other shoes I've had.  If I walk five miles, it's like slapping a concrete wall 10,000 times.  It probably inflames blood vessels.

These would be great shoes if I didn't walk far.