I have been buying this same exact shoe now since 2013, not because I'm super boring, but because it is an amazing shoe. The wide-version fits my feet better than any shoe I've owned, and the arch support is terrific for my non-flat, but non-over-arched foot. The shoe requires no break in of any sort. My latest pair came to Universal Orlando fresh out of the box and I am on Day Four with not a blister nor even tired feet. Kid you not. I have worn them walking all day at Cedar Point, six days at Disney World, two in New York, five in DC, two in Kings Island, multiple trips to Chicago, all over LA and about twenty museums across all those places, as well as daily to work. I felt so sorry for my 20 y.o. daughter this week. Her feet are so beat up after three days in Orlando that I ordered her a pair of the women's shoe. The black color is office casual and for reasons I cannot explain, it stays nice and sharp for a longer time than any shoe I've owned. The only reason I keep replacing them (I now have two pairs in reserve) is that eventually the sole-padding is beaten down by five-day a week use and a new pair provides better support and looks fresher. Of note, on day six and seven, I wear an old pair to work on my house or outside in the yard. I just keep downgrading them. In fact, the first pair I bought in 2013 is just now headed for mowing duty after a full year of stand-up remodeling.  I am diabetic so shoes matter. I recently saw that Amazon only had five pairs left in stock, so I bought two of them.