These shoes run narrow (similar to a "B" width in US shoe sizing).  So you may wish to get a half size up if you require more room. I like my bike shoes to fit snug like ski boots.  So these suit me.

It is lighter than other SPD shoes I have owned and easy to walk with on level surfaces. The ratchet strap does not pivot at the ratchet, as some shoes do. So you lose some flexibility in the fit to your foot. The ankle area is well padded and should not chafe if you wear low ankle socks.  The SPD mounting points are standard with two positions and the whole metal plate can slide up or down giving you a full range of positions.

This would be a good, all around commuting or recreational shoe.  I recommend spending more money if you are looking for a shoe for riding events or racing.