I researched shoes for a week and landed on a great amazon deal for this Teva low-hiker for three good reasons. Teva's sizes run true. In this case, you can order with confidence if sizing concerns you, as it should.  While this shoe is offered in M(D), the toe cage is ample and the heel holds softly and firmly. While I would have appreciated a little more insole cushioning, these shoes do not  require an orthotic. The arch is more than ample, and falls where it should. Teva understands the human foot.

They fit comfortably right out of the box and become more comfortable with each wearing. While I would not recommend them for long hikes -- say more than 5 miles -- I would certainly praise them for shorter treks and everyday wear. They give your foot great support, there are no hot spots.  They flex, and tyhe spider rubber holds to most slippery surfaces quite well.

They're also much better-looking shoes than the photos suggest  With multiple-shades of grey, and just enough day-glo on top and bottom, they are a stylish, handsome pair of shoes, really difficult to scuff, too.

I've owned many pairs of Tevas over the years. Only once was I disappointed -- a pair of water shoes which, at the time,
ran nearly a size short.  Stuff happens.  Except for that pair, I've never had a pair of Tevas I didn't love. I've also never owned a pair that didn't last.  I expect these will, too.

Highly recommended right out of the box.