Air Jordan Dub Zero - Laser Blue - Early Release

"I bought this shoe after seeing a foot doctor about a bone on the top of my foot. I was fitted at my local store, so I was aware that I needed a size larger than my casual shoes. The sneaker runs small (for some reason). He prescribed an orthotic to be used instead of surgery. I have been wearing this shoe with the orthotic fior several years now. I was afraid it was discontinued by the manufacturer as I couldn't find it at my local shoe stores. Thankfully, I found it at Online Shoes. [...]. I am a "happy camper"!"

"I've had my La Sportiva's for a couple months now, and am highly satisfied. I run unstable/rocky trails and gravel roads almost daily; these have been a blessing on my feet for cushioning and great arch support (I have med/hi arches). I am a little concerned that La Sportiva has sacrificed durability for flexibility, but they have held up well so far. For a lightweight all-terrain trial shoe, they're ideal."

"I run almost daily and I've tried other shoes, but always come back to the Air Pegasus. I perfer when they don't have the mesh at the toe area, but that's because I tend to lift my big toe up when I run and it eventually will wear a hole in the mesh."

"Warm. I get cold feet pretty easily, which I find especially annoying due to Raynaud's Syndrome, which means my toes start to go white and numb. I have been wearing these boots without socks for a couple of weeks and wow, they are flawlessly warm. Only occasionally, during periods of physical exertion, do they feel too warm, but this is never so uncomfortable that I feel I must take them off. The black fleece did rub a little dye onto my legs and feet, but only a little, and for the most part they seem to have stopped doing this after a couple of weeks. I usually wear a US 8.5 or 9 in Women s, and I ordered an 8 in this shoe, which is the right size (if anything, a tad big, but any smaller and it might start pinching toes). I like that the soles don't have deep treads, because they stay fairly clean and don't pick up rocks when walking outside. Finally, as for what I *don't* like about these shoes: the deep fleece on the insoles is a little strange to get used to, because when I first put them on they usually feel lumpy inside, but they quickly mold to my feet after a few minutes. More inconvenient is the fact that they rub the backs of my heels/ankles a little raw if I do a lot of walking in them. I suspect it may be because they are supposed to be a little more snug, but I can't go down another size (a 7 is definitely too small) so I don't know if anything can be done about it. My solution to this is to only wear them to work (I am a sedentary office worker), or to apply a bandage to the back of my foot if I'm going to wear them for a lot of walking. For sure I want to get some of those open-backed slippers- the fleece is so warm! All in all, a stylish, convenient, cozy, if slightly impractical boot."

"i use this every day they lasted me a long time until i grew out of them and i still wear them when i am going camping cause they are dirty and are good for that type of stuff if you didnt just get them"

"These shoes are super comfy and rank lower on the "ugly factor" of all sport shoes. They are great for walking and Tai Chi class, giving me the support and cushioning that I need. Now if only they could make a really cute sport shoe."

"Very comfortable, therefore lots of cushioning. Great stability. I still prefer my old worn down Asics Gel sneakers for running. I would highly recommend one size larger than your normal. Great shoe."