At 2.8 ounces for a women's size 8, these are the lightest running shoes in my closet. Hands down, they are also my favorite, with the New Balance Minimus Zero Road a close second. Although marketed as racing flats, they're great for experienced minimalist runners. Feather light, grippy, and breathable. I don't even notice the 4mm drop compared to the 0mm shoes I also run in. The Revlite soles may be too squishy for the minimalist-shoe purist, but I've come to love it, especially on runs longer than 10 miles. I was a bit concerned about durability because these are just ridiculously lightweight, but I've run 200-plus miles in them so far, including many runs longer than 10 miles, and they are holding up just fine. The black nubbins on the soles don't even show signs of wear.

I bought these for my girlfriend, but have not given them to her. I keep meaning to return them, but just haven't gotten around to it. They look and feel incredibly cheap. They look like they would not hold up through one 10k run.

My frequently worn Dockers skort from probably 5 or 6 years ago finally wore out - the fastener/grommet-deal in front was loose. I tried to find the exact replacement, and this skooter was the closest I could find. I read the shopper's review from the regular misses size, and decided to go with the petite so it wouldn't be too long and frumpy. I'm wearing the skooter now, and I have to agree with many points from the other shopper. This petite skooter is longer which is probably best since I'm older now. :) I did notice the shorts part has ridden up unbelievably - they're all scrunched up like bloomers - feels icky. The sheeting material looks a bit dressier than the heavier fabric. I'm not a fan of the invisible side zipper which tends to pinch, but I guess it gives a flatter, more flattering look to my mid-section. Overall, I can live with this.