I bought these shoes thinking that they were cross-trainers. Everything about them is fine except for the fact that there is absolutely no heal support. So if your going to be using these in an activity where there is a lot of lateral movement involved, I wouldn't recommend these shoes. Will be returning soon.

I have been wearing these sneakers for about two months now, love them, love them, love them. The one person said that they have no heel support for crosstraing, not sure what they are talking about, I use them everyday for my Les Mills Combat training in my garage on a cement floor, the feel great. I have had plantar fasciitis in the past, no relapse with this shoe. As far as width is concerned, I have a size 8 foot with a medium width, they feel great. I just bought the Nike Freetrainer 5.0, nice shoe but no tongue on the shoe, one piece sock, I will be using those for walking and the supreme flex for workouts, I am ordering two more pair for backups, love the shoe.

Just got the shoes. Tried them on, love the weight, love the style. Go running shoes, or even for gym. I love them.

I bought this as a Christmas gift for my son-in-law who wears a difficult shoe size to buy and he absolutely loved it. He is a chef so he stands on his feet quite a bit so this was a perfect shoe to slip on when he walked out of his chef shoes at the end of the day!

Really pleased with these. They do seem to run a bit wide but I actually like that about them. One of the most comfortable trainers I've tried. I have historically been a cheapskate about sneakers (meaning sub-$50 clearance specials) but for a few bucks more this is a way better shoe. I'll never cheap out again!