Skechers Men's Go GOtrail Jackrabbit Performance Running & Hiking Trail Shoe

The shoes fit comfortably. I wear 11.5 in some shoes and 12 in others depending on the width of the shoe. I have a slightly wider than D width, but I don't wear any wide shoes. I ordered the 12 in these and could have got an 11.5. So, order your normal size and you'll be fine.What I didn't like about the shoes is the outer sole. A lot of companies are moving towards foam soles. I don't like it in a trail shoe. This shoe feels too mushy. The foam sole is covered by a tread layer that feels cheap. I have quite a few trail shoes. These just don't cut it for me. I'm sending them back.

La talla es la indicada al igual que el producto. Buen diseño, calidad y comodidad.

was expecting more comfort

They took a few hours to break in, so I would not put them on and hike for miles the first time. But once broken in, they are comfortable and light weight.

just a few months later the rubber coating on the toes is falling off, separating and tearing. I don't wear them daily thanks to the damned pandemic, so there isn't much wear and all. I would not recommend to any one

Zapato normal pero de baja calidad el material. se empezo a despegar despues de la primera postura

Cheap web-footed old man shoes. Comfy, but square an icecube. No fashion whatsoever.

skechers does not disappoint.

Duplicate product. Uncomfortable sole , not made for running , you can easily verify that these are duplicate shoes as there are lots of printing errors

Size and fitting is perfect but product is not so good as a brand name. After using 15-20 Days rubber pasting removing.

I've been looking for an inexpensive but water resistant runner for years. Knit uppers are all the rage the past decade, and they leak like sieves. Gore-Tex models work, but it's a pricey proposition when you blow through new shoes every 6 months or so.That said, I really wanted to like this shoe.The good? The upper is waterproof! The knit upper doesn't look it at all in the photos, but the Scotchguard material really works. I shower tested these, and I've stepped in many puddles, most accidentally, in the last week since getting these shoes. Unfortunately, the tongue is NOT waterproof. Sucks for those puddles that aren't quite up to the ankles but enough to submerse the tongue. But, overall super happy with the water resistance of this shoe.The bad? Well, it's designed to be a trail shoe... just too much so. "Designed in LA." It's like the designers tried to make a running shoe solely for a mud course. The lugged sole is really stiff compared to the regular Skecher's line of runners. It's not soccer cleats, but way more uncomfortable on hard surfaces than even a trail runner should be.Good on dirt, mud, snow, slush, grass. Poor on concrete, rock, gravel. One of the worst shoes I've ever used on flat ice (makes sense--there's hardly any surface area on hard surfaces with the lugs on the sole!).At $65 CDN, I definitely don't regret my purchase. I'll get my use out of these, though it'll probably be more walking than running, and more on grass and dirt than pavement. I noticed one size priced to $55 CDN right now, which is just phenomenal value for a lightweight waterproof runner.If you have good joints and can tolerate a stiff sole, these shoes could be great runners for the rain.I would really like to see Skechers release a shoe with the standard Go Run sole plus this Scotchguard ("Skechguard") upper including a Scotchguarded tongue. It should cost them about the same to make as this Jackrabbit. I would buy the heck out of that any day. In the mean time, my hunt for cheap waterproof runners continues....

Apenas 2 semanas usándolos y ya se despegaron, muy decepcionado!

Buy 0.5 size smaller. If you wear UK 8 then buy UK 7.5.Not very comfortable due to elastic under laces in place of cushioned under lace flap.